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2016 Halloween Cover Contest724 views2016 Halloween Cover Contest entry by Molly Dupre
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A Work of Heart 724 viewsA regular strand of lights can be tricked out in a photo by cutting a tiny heart shape into a black piece of construction paper and attaching it to the front of the lens. We made this as our Valentine to you, Marion, Mattapoisett, and Rochester! Photo by Jean Perry
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2008 Halloween Cover Contest Entry723 views2008 Halloween Cover Contest Entry
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Happy Groundhog Day723 views2009 Groundhog Cover Contest Entry
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Great Backyard Bird Count723 viewsFebruary 17-20 was the annual Great Backyard Bird Count all across the entire globe. Here, a blue jay pauses to listen to the calls of other jays on the warm sunny Sunday morning of February 19 at the Nasketucket Bay State Reservation. Photo by Jean Perry - February 23, 2017 edition
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2007 Halloween Covert Art Entry722 views2007 Halloween Covert Art Entry
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2011 Groundhog Cover Contest Winner722 viewsThe winner of the 2011 Groundhog Cover Contest by Sarah Reusch of Rochester
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2018 Groundhog Cover Contest722 views2018 Groundhog Cover Contest entry by Matthew Pettersen
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Birthday Surprise722 viewsSkipp the Clown leads a parade of supporters up the driveway of Rochester resident Rowan Farquharson, whose sixth birthday was made special despite the limitations he lives with due to mysterious allergic reactions and a compromised immune system. Photo by Ryan Feeney - May 7, 2020 edition
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Cover Contest Entry721 viewsOne of the many entries in the 2009 Halloween Cover Contest
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Sippican Moon721 viewsWanderer reader Tania Tan took this photo of a full moon hanging low over Sippican Harbor on January 7, 2012. Ms. Tan shared the photo on The Wanderer's Facebook page, and Wanderer staff loved the photo so much, it was made this week's cover. Do you have a Tri-Town picture to share? We want to see it! Find us at www.Facebook.com/Wanderer and "like" us!
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Iceland Adventure721 views Elizabeth ad Mary Lopes visited Iceland in October. While there they enjoyed the first snow of the season in the first week of October as well as a visit to the black sand beached near Grótta which is just east of Reykjavík. The black sand on the beaches are made from lava which has been tumbled by the surf for centuries.
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