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Marion Natural History Museum33 viewsThe Marion Natural History Museum’s afterschool group had a fun time learning about the history and biology of cranberries in Massachusetts. Thanks to Pamela Francis of the Cape Cod Cranberry Growers Association the kids had chances to dissect, inspect and bounce their berries to determine whether they were of good quality. Thank you to Pam and the CCCA for a fun and informative program. Photo courtesy Elizabeth LeidholdNov 26, 2025
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Marion Natural History Museum23 viewsThe Marion Natural History Museum’s afterschool group had a fun time learning about the history and biology of cranberries in Massachusetts. Thanks to Pamela Francis of the Cape Cod Cranberry Growers Association the kids had chances to dissect, inspect and bounce their berries to determine whether they were of good quality. Thank you to Pam and the CCCA for a fun and informative program. Photo courtesy Elizabeth LeidholdNov 26, 2025
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Marion Natural History Museum28 viewsThe Marion Natural History Museum’s afterschool group had a fun time learning about the history and biology of cranberries in Massachusetts. Thanks to Pamela Francis of the Cape Cod Cranberry Growers Association the kids had chances to dissect, inspect and bounce their berries to determine whether they were of good quality. Thank you to Pam and the CCCA for a fun and informative program. Photo courtesy Elizabeth LeidholdNov 26, 2025
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Veterans Day27 viewsMarion Veteran's Day CeremonyNov 12, 2025
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Veterans Day22 viewsMarion Veteran's Day CeremonyNov 12, 2025
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Marion Natural History Museum24 viewsThe Marion Natural History Museum’s afterschool group had a terrific time learning about how some of our most common bugs survive the winter. From stink bugs to yellow jackets, caterpillars to grasshoppers, all have a plan to survive till next spring. Many thanks to Blake Dinius of Plymouth County Extension Service for a fun and educational program. Photo by Elizabeth LeidholdNov 12, 2025
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Marion Natural History Museum26 viewsThe Marion Natural History Museum’s afterschool group had a terrific time learning about how some of our most common bugs survive the winter. From stink bugs to yellow jackets, caterpillars to grasshoppers, all have a plan to survive till next spring. Many thanks to Blake Dinius of Plymouth County Extension Service for a fun and educational program. Photo by Elizabeth LeidholdNov 12, 2025
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Marion Halloween Parade34 viewsMarion Halloween ParadeNov 05, 2025
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Marion Halloween Parade33 viewsMarion Halloween ParadeNov 05, 2025
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Marion Halloween Parade38 viewsEmmitt dressed as a lion at the Marion Halloween Parade. Photo by Shawn SweetNov 05, 2025
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Elizabeth Taber Library36 viewsThe librarians brought The Wizard of Oz to life at their Halloween party Thursday evening at the Elizabeth Taber Library. Photo courtesy Joan Hartnett BarryNov 05, 2025
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Marion Natural History Museum36 viewsThe Marion Natural History Museum’s after school group had a fun time learning about the type of habitat terrapins need to survive and some of the hazards they face while they’re on land. From nest destruction and predation from coyotes and raccoons, and accidents when people and dogs are unaware of their presence, these animals need all the help they can get. Thankfully, Marion resident Debra Ewing and New England Coastal Wildlife Alliance (NEWCA) volunteers such as Gia Goodwin are there to help them get sOct 29, 2025
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