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Tri-Town Teddy Bears538 viewsChildren enjoyed fun in the sun during the Tri-Town Early Childhood Council’s Teddy Bear Picnic held on Saturday, September 22 at the scenic Great Hill Farm in Marion. The event, designed to introduce parents to the area’s early childhood programs, was held on the lawn of a castle-like mansion overlooking Buzzards Bay. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).
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Collection for Our Troops538 viewsA collection of goods for troops in Afghanistan by Mattapoisett resident Alicia Sullivan wrapped up this week. The Wanderer office was just one of many Tri-Town locations accepting self-stable foods, stationery, pens, toiletries, and more. In the first couple weeks of November, an winter jacket/hats/gloves drive for veterans will be taking place at the Mattapoisett Fire Station and CapeCod4Troops will be collecting goods as well. For more info, contact the Office of Veteran Affairs: 508-758-4100, ext. 212.
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November Sunshine538 viewsThe Tri-Town got its dose of November sunshine and warmth on November 8, 2011, as mid-day temperatures reached the upper 60s. Here, four-year old Carly Mello of Mattapoisett soaks up some sun at Shipyard Park. Photo by Anne Kakley.
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English Copper Beech Tree538 viewsThe English Copper Beech tree in our backyard is over 250 years old, and last year it was looking sad so in the fall my husband hired a tree expert. He suggested that we stop fertilizing our lawn as it might be harming the tree's root system and gave the tree two applications of organic fish food two months apart. This spring, the tree looks better. My husband was mowing the lawn this morning after the rainfall last evening and saw this fish under the tree. Judy Rosbe
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Potluck o' the Irish537 viewsSaint Anthony's Church in Mattapoisett held a friendly celebration in honor of Saint Patrick's Day with a potluck dinner and sing-along. Visitors were also welcomed into the church’s fellowship hall by the sounds of Brendan Begley’s bagpipes, the singing of traditional Irish songs, and a performance Celtic dancing. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).
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Dance the Night Away537 viewsThe Mattapoisett Congregational Church hosted a family-oriented night of "Dancing with the Stars" on Friday, March 23. Young and old alike danced to the music of DJ Don Hunt from City Lights Disc Jockey Services and then were thrilled to dance alongside special guest 'stars' The Cat in the Hat and Shrek! Members of Heidi Parker Catelli's dance troupe were also on hand to teach a few dance steps. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).
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Japanese Hero537 viewsManjiro Festival
Fairhaven, October 6, 2007
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Remebering Mr. Rod537 viewsFriends and family met to dedicate the Athletic Fields at ORR in the memory of former Athletic Director Joao Rodrigues on Friday October 19, 2007
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Tri-County Symphonic537 viewsMusical Director Phillip Sanborn and the Tri-County Symphonic Band performed a selection of dance related pieces during their ‘Shall We Dance?’ concert performed at the Fireman Center on the campus of Tabor Academy on Sunday afternoon, March 22. (Photo by Robert Chiarito)
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Seahorse537 viewsOliver Zuther found a seahorse on Point Connett while he was exploring. He kept it in a bucket for an hour or so while other children and adults had a peek. With the help of another Point Connett buddy named CJ, the seahorse was safely released back into the water later in the afternoon. Photo courtesy Martha Zuther
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High Tea and Gossip536 viewsLucy Bly and Katherine Gaudet played the roles of two gossiping ship captain’s wives for the Mattapoisett Museum and Carriage House’s “High Tea and Historic Gossip” session held on Sunday, March 11. The creative program was an informal way of discussing historic events and tidbits of local “gossip” from the 1860s while being treated to a lively performance from the role-playing characters. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).
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Lions Club Donation536 views(L. to R.) Bill Shell, Program Coordinator for the Hunger Commission; Rebecca McCullough, YMCA Development Director and Mattapoisett Lions Club Member; and Pierre Bernier, President, Mattapoisett Lions Club pose with a copy of the $1,000 check donated by the Lions Club to become a Crop Sponsor for the “Sharing the Harvest” community farm project.
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