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12-20-011064 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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Peggy's Pick1064 viewsPeggy Johnson, seen here celebrating her 85th birthday this past January, poses with copies of her favorite local reading material, The Wanderer. Ms. Johnson was a lifelong summer resident of Point Connett in Mattapoisett and sadly passed away on February 5, 2006.
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6-21-01-61063 viewsMary Betts, Irene Daly, Evelyn Jenks, and Madelyn Fogler read The Wanderer aboard the “River Rhapsody” on a recent cruise of the Great Rivers of Europe. 6/21/01 edition
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04-18-02-11063 viewsOfficer Robert Small of the Rochester Police Department recently took a break from detail work to read the latest issue of The Wanderer with his new friend, “Flat Stanley.” Stanley is part of a nationwide school project in which these student creations are sent out to garner “life experiences.” 4/18/02 edition
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03-21-021061 viewsKen and Melody Pacheco of Mattapoisett recently took a cruise to the Bahamas aboard the Discovery Sun and remembered to bring a copy of The Wanderer along with them, which they posed with here. (Photo courtesy of Ken Pacheco). 3/21/02 edition
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11-01-01-21059 viewsMarion resident Helen G. Westergard poses at Sandia Peak in Albuquerque, New Mexico during a recent trip with a copy of The Wanderer in hand. (Photo courtesy of Helen Westergard). 11/1/01 edition
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Cadillac Man1059 viewsLouie Aiello poses with a copy of The Wanderer on Cadillac Mountain overlooking Frenchmen Bay in Bar Harbor, Maine, Acadia National Park. (Photo by and courtesy of Pat Aleks).
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6-21-01-41058 viewsLuAnn, Alyssa, Lois and Donald Tucker (formerly of Mattapoisett) pose with a copy of The Wanderer at Flutie Athletic Field in Melbourne Beach, Florida during a recent trip. 6/21/01 edition
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0318041057 viewsGeorge Kirby of Rochester poses with his family, as well as his sister Michelle (also a Rochester native), at Laguna Quilatoa in Ecuador. Michelle built an inn in the mountains and moved to Ecuador 10 years ago. Members of the Kirby family pictured here with a copy of The Wanderer include George holding daughter Grace; his wife Shari; his son Zack holding The Wanderer; Sam in front; son George in back (right); and sister Michelle (far right). (Photo courtesy of George Kirby). 3/18/04 edition
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09-13-011055 viewsLittle Sam Hartley-Matteson of Mattapoisett poses with a copy of The Wanderer in a sunflower maze on his grandparents’ dairy farm in upstate New York during a recent vacation there. Now that the unofficial end of summer is here, it’s good to look back at one final “summertime” image before turning our thoughts to fallen leaves, Halloween and the forthcoming holidays. This picture was submitted by Sam’s mom and dad, Amy and Jesse, who helped little Sam strike this adorable pose. 9/13/01 edition
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03-15-01-21053 viewsBetty Parker of Mattapoisett stands ashore on the continent of Antarctica at Neko Harbor on the Danco Coast (latitude 64 degrees, 49.5 minutes south, 62 degrees, 52.3 minutes west) posing with a copy of The Wanderer while Gentoo penguins approach in the background. The air temperature was 42 degrees, sea temperature 32 degrees — a beautiful day to land after a rough crossing of the Drake Passage. 3/15/01 edition
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07-21-011053 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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