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2019 Halloween Cover Contest635 views2019 Halloween Cover Contest Entry by Harper Warren
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2019 Halloween Cover Contest596 views2019 Halloween Cover Contest Entry by Emma Rose Zhoy
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2019 Halloween Cover Contest596 views2019 Halloween Cover Contest Entry by Evelyn Estes
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2019 Halloween Cover Contest603 views2019 Halloween Cover Contest Entry by Nina-Pierre
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2019 Halloween Cover Contest599 views2019 Halloween Cover Contest Entry by Grace Hebert
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2019 Halloween Cover Contest597 views2019 Halloween Cover Contest Entry by Genevieve Hebert
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2019 Halloween Cover Contest577 views2019 Halloween Cover Contest Entry by Deryn Veloso
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2019 Halloween Cover Contest576 views2019 Halloween Cover Contest Entry by Shelly Gaouette
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Lighthouse Halloween798 viewsThe spooky season is now among us, but then just like that, in the blink of a Jack o’ lantern’s eye, we will be into the Christmas season switching pumpkins for wreaths and candy corn for candy canes. In the meantime, enjoy the spooky sights around the Tri-Town, like this lighted carved pumpkin competing for attention with the light from the Ned’s Point Lighthouse. Photo by Felix Perez - October 24, 2019 edition
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Spell that again?605 views Tucked away safely inside the Town Clerk’s Office is a list of 133 ways to misspell Mattapoisett. Ellis Mendell (1834-1907), the Mattapoisett postmaster around the turn of the century, kept a list of the many ways he has seen Mattapoisett misspelled on the letters that have passed through his post office. Which one is your favorite? Cover design by Paul Lopes
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Rochester Farm Stand652 viewsIn Rochester you either run a farm stand or you patronize a farm stand. Either way, you can’t make it to the end of a windy Rochester road without encountering a farm stand at this time of year, stocked with the autumn essentials grown in the Rochester ground and picked by Rochester hands. Photo by Jean Perry October 3, 2019 edition
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Bye, Bye, Birdie...701 views The summer has ended and soon it will be time for this handsome guy to head on south, or maybe not? Like some bird species, it’s becoming less uncommon for goldfinches to remain with us all winter, so long as the food supply is steady. Goldfinches love sunflowers, and as you can see, this one doesn’t care who’s watching him devour this glorious sunflower seed by beak-watering seed. Photo by Jean Perry - September 26, 2019 edition
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