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Coyotee Attack516 viewsA Mattapoisett mini-schnauzer named "Stella" is lucky to be alive this week after a pack of coyotes attacked her on January 4, 2010. Her owners, Kristen and Chris Querim, and their son Matthew, made a commotion to scare off the coyotes and then raced Stella to the vet, where she was treated for deep puncture wounds and lacerations. Photo by Anne O'Brien-Kakley.
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M/V Mattapoisett 516 viewsThe M/V Mattapoisett, was christened at the Mattapoisett Boat Yard on June 4, 2011. "M/V Mattapoisett" was the call sign of Karl Collyer who passed away in February 2010 after working 40 years at the boatyard. Mr. Collyer also served as harbormaster in the 1970s and was an active contributor to the Marine Advisory Board. Photo by Felix Perez.
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Christmas Day Swim516 viewsHelping Hands and Hooves hosted their 11th annual Christmas Day Swim at 11:00 am at the Mattapoisett Town Beach. Helping Hands and Hooves is a non-profit (based in Mattapoisett) that is dedicated to providing therapeutic horseback riding lessons for adults with disabilities. If you would like to learn more about Helping Hands and Hooves you can visit their website at www.helpinghandsandhooves.org. Photo by Robert Chiarito
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Salty’s Silvery Moon Soiree516 viewsDunseith Gardens in Mattapoisett was lit up the night of October 25 with fire and imagination at the 8th annual Salty’s Silvery Moon Soiree, hosted by the Mattapoisett Land Trust. Photo by Felix Perez
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Mattapoisett Town Oyster Farmer516 viewsBill Mansfield has become the de facto Mattapoisett town oyster farmer, overseeing the town’s oyster farming program since 2014. His efforts coupled with a crew of about 20 other volunteers has taken on the labor-intensive work of rearing young oysters to maturity in Pine Island Pond. When the shellfish beds are open in the fall, recreational license holders will reap the benefits. Photos by Marilou Newell
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Mattapoisett Remembers515 viewsThe Town of Mattapoisett paid tribute to our armed forces, both past and present, with their annual Memorial Day Parade and Observance held on Monday afternoon, May 26, 2008. (Photo by Kenneth J. Souza).
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Car Show515 viewsCindy Bristol, left, and Charles Rucker, right, pose in front of their 1959 Ford Galaxie. The car is “Ford Geranium” pink and has only been driven 70,000 miles in 50 years. The car is named for the star pattern that decorates the front grill. The Galaxie was one of many restored antique cars that filled Shipyard Park at the 2009 Mattapoisett Heritage Days car show. Photo by Anne O'Brien-Kakley
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Summer Concert515 viewsThe Showstoppers closed out the Seaport Village Summer Concert Series at Mattapoisett's Shipyard Park on Saturday evening, September 5. The event brought several hundred people to the Mattapoisett waterfront for a family friendly, fun filled evening of entertainment as the talented young singers performed popular hits and Broadway standards while many in the audience ate picnic suppers. Photo by Robert Chiarito
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Scenic Snow515 viewsThe Tri-Town looked serene and beautiful after the January 12, 2011 snowstorm, which shut down the schools and government offices for the day. Photos by Felix Perez.
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More Bear Sightings515 viewsJohn Mathieu of Martha's Way in Mattapoisett, submitted this photo of a bear in his backyard, near his children's play area, on the morning of August 2, 2011. Photo by John Mathieu.
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Kansanga Parents Primary School in Uganda515 viewsStudents from the Kansanga Parents Primary School in Uganda hold donated books they received from students of Old Hammondtown School. The idea of providing a book for each of the 270 students was conceived by Ari Uhlin and her son Kai, with the help of Ari’s friend, Megan McMurrin, who lives in Uganda. Photos courtesy Megan McMurrin
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Mattapoisett Town Oyster Farmer515 viewsBill Mansfield has become the de facto Mattapoisett town oyster farmer, overseeing the town’s oyster farming program since 2014. His efforts coupled with a crew of about 20 other volunteers has taken on the labor-intensive work of rearing young oysters to maturity in Pine Island Pond. When the shellfish beds are open in the fall, recreational license holders will reap the benefits. Photos by Marilou Newell
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