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0120051230 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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051503-21229 viewsOn a recent trip to Sicily, Madelyn Fogler (center, holding a copy of The Wanderer), along with Anne and Jim Shepley, all from Mattapoisett, visited Mount Edna, going up 7,000 feet. Mount Edna is Europe’s largest active volcano. (Photo courtesy of Madelyn Fogler). 5/15/03 edition
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Three O'clock Jazz Band1227 viewsThe Old Hammondtown School Three O'clock Jazz Band, led by Director Paul Halpainy, recently won a Silver Medal in the MAJE Festival in to Stoughton. Photo courtesy of Mike Bowman.
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02-28-02-21226 viewsJohn Folino and Jerry Goodale of Mattapoisett pose at the halfway point of crossing the Atlantic Ocean from Europe (Portugal) to the Tortola in the BVI (Caribbean) during a recent trip to deliver a sailboat. 2/28/02 edition
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05-23-02-61225 views (l. to r.) Christina, Caroline and Luke Johns of Mattapoisett pose with a copy of The Wanderer aboard their boat Mergalo while spending six months recently in the Caribbean. This was taken just off the Island of Grenada by dad, David Johns. 5/23/02 edition
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041703-21225 viewsPictured atop Magen’s Bay in St. Thomas USVI are “Wandering” Wanderer readers (l. to r.) Roland Vigeant of St. Thomas and Dartmouth; and Marion residents Mark Jones, Brandon Robert Jones, Cynthia Tilden, William Tilden, and Sandra Jones. (Photo courtesy of Sandra Jones). 4/17/03 edition
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07-21-011222 viewsJo Pannell, Mattapoisett Historical Commission member, poses with the very first issue of The Wanderer (Volume 1, Number 1) in front of another venerated ship, The Golden Hinde, which is docked along the River Thames in England. Ms. Pannell recently took a vacation there to visit family members and brought along this landmark debut issue with her. 7/21/01 edition
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6-21-01-21220 viewsAlex Zarlengo, a sixth grade student at Old Hammondtown School in Mattapoisett, brought his copy of The Wanderer with him to Manchester, VT where he posed with a King Tut-inspired, Egyptian-looking scrap metal sculpture on the grounds of the Washburton Inn. 6/21/01 edition
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12-20-011220 viewsCould this be “Dog Day Afternoon”? No, it’s Alan and Toby Bulotsky of Mattapoisett, posing proudly with a copy of The Wanderer during a recent visit to the Henry Ford Museum in Detroit, Michigan. The museum is known for many exotic and unique vehicles, including this easily-recognizable product promoter. 12/20/01 edition
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051503-11220 viewsMembers of the Mattapoisett Touring Club are pictured here with two literary landmarks: a copy of The Wanderer and just outside William Shakespeare’s wife’s childhood home, Ann Hathaway’s thatch-roofed cottage, at Stratford-Upon-Avon in England during a trip on May 7. 5/15/03 edition
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04-18-02-31218 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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0325041217 viewsThe Ellis family of Mattapoisett recently took a week respite and managed to bring a copy of their favorite paper with them during February school vacation in the Turks and Caicos islands. This island chain in the West Indies is where Columbus first landed when he was traveling to the “New World.” Pictured here is Brad Ellis with a copy of The Wanderer in front of one of the waterfall pools at Beaches Resort in Turks and Caicos. (Photo by Pam Ellis, courtesy of Ron Ellis). 3/25/04 edition
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