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Dunseith Gardens Sunflowers35 viewsThe Dunseith Gardens sunflowers, planted by the second graders from Center School in Mattapoisett in June, are now in full bloom, providing some color to travelers on Route 6. Photo by Don Cuddy, Mattapoisett Land Trust
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Dunseith Gardens Sunflowers34 viewsThe Dunseith Gardens sunflowers, planted by the second graders from Center School in Mattapoisett in June, are now in full bloom, providing some color to travelers on Route 6. Photo by Don Cuddy, Mattapoisett Land Trust
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Marion Concert Band33 viewsConcertgoers in lawn chairs circled the Robert O. Broomhead Bandstand at Island Wharf to enjoy a free concert from the Marion Concert Band, who performed a selection of Latin American tunes. Photo by Jeanne Hopkins.
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Marion Concert Band30 viewsA mother and daughter in matching dresses take in the music of the Marion Concert Band, who performed a riveting assortment of songs influenced by Latin traditions at the Island Wharf on Friday, August 14. Photo by Jeanne Hopkins.
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Marion Natural History Museum27 viewsThe Marion Natural History Museum's Coastal Explorations group had a wonderful time investigating vernal pools, ponds and lakes, as well as rocky shores, salt marshes and beaches. We found turtles, eels and frogs going through metamorphosis in our freshwater explorations, as well as a winter flounder, killifish, blue crabs and fiddler crabs in our coastal environments. We also spent time cleaning up plastic and other pollutants along our shoreline and discussing the importance of wetlands in keeping our wat
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Marion Natural History Museum21 viewsThe Marion Natural History Museum's Coastal Explorations group had a wonderful time investigating vernal pools, ponds and lakes, as well as rocky shores, salt marshes and beaches. We found turtles, eels and frogs going through metamorphosis in our freshwater explorations, as well as a winter flounder, killifish, blue crabs and fiddler crabs in our coastal environments. We also spent time cleaning up plastic and other pollutants along our shoreline and discussing the importance of wetlands in keeping our wat
   
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