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0120051063 viewsMembers of the Belliveau family of Rochester pose with copies of The Wanderer at the recent Belliveau Family Reunion held in August 2004 in Belliveau Cover, Nova Scotia, Canada. Pictured here are Rochester residents six-year-old Sarah, eleven-year-old Tyler, and eight-year-old Jessica with cousins Jonathon and William Latino. 1/20/05
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0212041062 viewsFairhaven resident and school employee Diane Lopes poses here with a copy of The Wanderer just outside Reliant Stadium in Houston, TX where she was lucky enough to witness first-hand the New England Patriots’ second Super Bowl championship win on Sunday, February 1. (Photo by and courtesy of Kim Lopes). 2/12/04 edition
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01-18-011061 viewsStephanie Miska, an employee at Disney World in Florida, took time out to pose in front of the attraction’s famous Cinderella’s Castle, the 182-foot tall structure which dominates the Magic Kingdom. A subscriber of The Wanderer, Ms. Miska took advantage of our invitation to send in photos of readers proudly posing in unique locations with copies of their favorite publication. Other readers who are encouraged to follow her lead may see themselves in print! (Photo by and courtesy of Stephanie Miska). 1/18/05 edition
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03-29-011061 viewsBen Mechler and Christie Jones of Mattapoisett cool off after a dip in the pool at the Bethel Inn in Maine earlier this month, remembering to take along a copy of their favorite local newspaper, The Wanderer, which they posed with here in the refreshing snow. 3/29/01 edition
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05-10-01-31060 viewsRemember the Alamo! Kim Gunderson of Mattapoisett poses with a copy of The Wanderer in San Antonio, Texas outside The Alamo with her friend, Nicole Kearns. The two friends went to visit their best friend Kelly Oliveira there over April vacation and took the opportunity to visit the famous Texan landmark ... and bring along a copy of the Mattapoisett newspaper. (Photo courtesy of Kelly Oliveira). 05/10/01 edition
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01-25-011059 viewsPosing with a copy of The Wanderer outside the Capitol Building in Washington, DC during last Saturday’s Inauguration Ceremony to swear in President George W. Bush are Mattapoisett residents (l. to r.) Carrie Tucker, Tom Tucker, and their son, six-year-old Tommy Tucker, a student in Mrs. Evans’ Grade 1 class at Center School. The family obtained tickets to the historic event through Congressman Barney Frank’s office. (Photo by and courtesy of Carrie Tucker.) 1/25/01 edition
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04-18-02-31059 viewsAn old-time resident of Antassawamuck, “Polly,” recently visited David and Joanne Cameron’s home with an issue of The Wanderer. Polly originally was a resident of Carter’s Department Store in New Bedford. She now resides in Antassawamuck but is very reclusive. 4/18/02 edition
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04-18-02-71058 viewsJoan Jepson of Marion poses with a copy of The Wanderer outside the Teatro Colon in Buenos Aires, Argentina during a visit in February. The Teatro is an acoustically-perfect Opera House in Bueno Aires. 4/18/02 edition
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031005-21058 viewsMegan and Justin Shay of Rochester recently shared a copy of The Wanderer with Rochester’s newest — and biggest — resident. (Photo by and courtesy of Justin Shay). 3/10/05 edition
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08-30-01-21057 viewsIn June a group of eight students and four adults associated with Tabor Academy in Marion took a two-week trip to China. Nathaniel Walton (‘04) of Marblehead, MA took along a copy of The Wanderer with him and is seen here posing with it in front of the Forbidden City in Tiananmen Square, Beijing with (l. to r.) Sean Shin (‘01) of Seoul, Korea; Elizabeth Ng (‘01) of Grafton, MA; Philip Smith (‘68) and his son, Victor, of San Francisco, CA; Sandra Hagen (‘02) of Dusseldorf, Germany; Christina Smith of Sarasota, FL; Richard Marr, Tabor Academy faculty member and Marion resident; Nathaniel Walton with Wanderer; Steven Downes, Tabor faculty member and Marion resident; Frank Ng (‘02) of Grafton, MA; and Martha Walton of Marblehead, MA. (Photo courtesy of Martha Walton). 8/30/01 edition
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02-21-021057 viewsPatricia Broughton of Acushnet Road in Mattapoisett and her Yorkie, “Teacup,” pose outside the Bridgetown Town Hall during a recent trip to Nova Scotia. 02/21/02 edition
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6-21-01-31056 viewsMattapoisett Library Director Judy Wallace and her husband, David Gries, took time to pose with a copy of The Wanderer outside of Monticello, the famous home of one of America’s best-known and sometimes controversial founding fathers, Thomas Jefferson. 6/21/01 edition
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