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Holiday In The Park661 viewsHoliday In The Park culimated with the lighting of the town tree, which is bedecked in handmade ornaments by residents and students of Mattapoisett. Photo by Eric Tripoli.
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2018 Groundhog Cover Contest661 views2018 Groundhog Cover Contest entry by Genevieve Hebert
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Plasticastrophe! 661 viewsIt doesn’t matter that she’s about to be eaten by King Kong – Barbie stays smiling, as do all the Barbies planted in Teresa Dall’s “Barbie Garden” of 16 North Street in Mattapoisett. Here, Barbie manages to display a little Fourth of July spirit while making imminent annihilation appear blissful. Photo (and flag accessory) by Jean Perry - July 5, 2018 edition
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Cover Contest Entry660 viewsOne of the many entries in the 2009 Halloween Cover Contest
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Veteran's Day660 viewsState MIA Committee Chairman Roland Gendron poses with the POW MIA Flag during a Veterans Day event at Sippican Healthcare Center on November 3. Photo by Laura Pedulli. November 11, 2010 edition
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2014 Halloween Cover Contest660 views2014 Halloween Cover Contest entry by Zoe Pateakos
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2017 Groundhog Day Cover Contest659 viewsAn entry from our 2017 Groundhog Day Cover contest by Wendy Keeler
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Abigail Field659 viewsThe delightful Abigail Field, a student of history and appreciator of historical female fashion, gave a presentation on women’s fashion from the World War I era at the Mattapoisett Museum on September 8. Dressed in clothing and jewelry typical of the period between 1910-1920, Field discussed the war’s impact on the evolution of women’s fashion, the ensuing concept of comfortable clothing, and the male-dominance of the fashion industry. Photo by Marilou Newell
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Bird Island Lighthouse659 viewsOn September 14, Marion and its residents celebrated the bicentennial anniversary of the Bird Island Lighthouse. Built in 1819, the lighthouse was the very first on the southern coast of Massachusetts and an essential beacon for the busy commercial waters near Cape Cod before the canal was built. Photo by Carl Dias. September 19, 2019 edition
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ORR Class of 2020659 viewsLast October, the Old Rochester Regional Class of 2020 got together to “Celebrate Seniors.” How much has changed since that time? When the Class of 2020 gathers for its August 8 commencement, the 175 graduates will be safely-spaced in the bleachers, and their families will be spread out safely on the football field where the students are seen in this October photo. Tickets will be required for commencement, and due to coronavirus-related concerns, the number of attendees will be limited. Photo Bodil Perkins
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2008 Halloween Cover Contest Entry658 views2008 Halloween Cover Contest Entry
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2015 Halloween Cover Contest658 views2015 Halloween Cover Contest entry by Zoe Pateakus
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