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Super Symphony690 viewsMembers of the Tri-County Sumphonic take a bow during their Grainger, Gershwin and Gregson concert at the Gilbert D. Bristol Auditorium at Old Rochester Regional High School on Sunday afternoon February 1. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).Feb 04, 2009
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Super Symphony766 viewsBassonist Saul Woythaler of the Tri-County Sumphonic performs during their Grainger, Gershwin and Gregson concert at the Gilbert D. Bristol Auditorium at Old Rochester Regional High School on Sunday afternoon February 1. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).Feb 04, 2009
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Super Symphony820 viewsDirector Phillip Sanborn and members of the Tri-County Sumphonic take a bow during their Grainger, Gershwin and Gregson concert at the Gilbert D. Bristol Auditorium at Old Rochester Regional High School on Sunday afternoon February 1. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).Feb 04, 2009
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Super Symphony702 viewsDirector Phillip Sanborn and members of the Tri-County Sumphonic take a bow during their Grainger, Gershwin and Gregson concert at the Gilbert D. Bristol Auditorium at Old Rochester Regional High School on Sunday afternoon February 1. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).Feb 04, 2009
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Radio Waves723 viewsThe tri-town League of Women’s Voters (LWV) got together last weekend at the Ansel Gurney House in Marion to hear fellow member Naomi Arenberg, a reporter for local radio station WCAI and host for All Things Considered, discuss “Everything I Know I Learned from Music.” Born and raised in Rochester and now a resident of Onset, Ms. Arenberg described music as the universal language. (Photo by Sarah K. Taylor).Jan 28, 2009
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Radio Waves636 viewsThe tri-town League of Women’s Voters (LWV) got together last weekend at the Ansel Gurney House in Marion to hear fellow member Naomi Arenberg (seated), a reporter for local radio station WCAI and host for All Things Considered, discuss “Everything I Know I Learned from Music.” Born and raised in Rochester and now a resident of Onset, Ms. Arenberg described music as the universal language. (Photo by Sarah K. Taylor).Jan 28, 2009
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Toe Zone671 viewsEver-popular local children’s entertainers the Toe Jam Puppet Band performed recently for an enthusiastic crowd at Sippican Elementary School in Marion last weekened in a show sponsored by the Mattapoisett YMCA. The show was a benefit for the YMCA’s Annual Scholarship Fund. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).Jan 21, 2009
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Toe Zone635 viewsEver-popular local children’s entertainers the Toe Jam Puppet Band performed recently for an enthusiastic crowd at Sippican Elementary School in Marion last weekened in a show sponsored by the Mattapoisett YMCA. The show was a benefit for the YMCA’s Annual Scholarship Fund. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).Jan 21, 2009
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Toe Zone626 viewsEver-popular local children’s entertainers the Toe Jam Puppet Band performed recently for an enthusiastic crowd at Sippican Elementary School in Marion last weekened in a show sponsored by the Mattapoisett YMCA. The show was a benefit for the YMCA’s Annual Scholarship Fund. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).Jan 21, 2009
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Toe Zone615 viewsEver-popular local children’s entertainers the Toe Jam Puppet Band performed recently for an enthusiastic crowd at Sippican Elementary School in Marion last weekened in a show sponsored by the Mattapoisett YMCA. The show was a benefit for the YMCA’s Annual Scholarship Fund. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).Jan 21, 2009
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Toe Zone601 viewsEver-popular local children’s entertainers the Toe Jam Puppet Band performed recently for an enthusiastic crowd at Sippican Elementary School in Marion last weekened in a show sponsored by the Mattapoisett YMCA. The show was a benefit for the YMCA’s Annual Scholarship Fund. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).Jan 21, 2009
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Toe Zone599 viewsEver-popular local children’s entertainers the Toe Jam Puppet Band performed recently for an enthusiastic crowd at Sippican Elementary School in Marion last weekened in a show sponsored by the Mattapoisett YMCA. The show was a benefit for the YMCA’s Annual Scholarship Fund. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).Jan 21, 2009
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