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Church Donation913 viewsGeorge Church looks at the empty seat holding a flower to symbolize his late wife Katherine during a ceremony on Sunday, August 26 honoring the couple for their years of service and commitment to the Town of Rochester. The Rochester Land Trust dedicated a wildlife preservation area in the couple's name. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).
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Hall Hunting913 viewsThe Mattapoisett Congregational Church held their annual Rummage and White Elephant Sale on Saturday, September 29 in the church's Reynard Hall. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).
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Scouts Honor913 viewsMembers of Mattapoisett Boy Scout Troop 53 prepare care packages that are going to soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan over the holidays. Donations are still being accepted to support our soldiers overseas. There is a local collection point at Mailbox Services on Route 6 in Mattapoisett. For more information about what things are needed for care packages, please check out the website of Cape Cod Cares For Our Troops at www.capecod4thetroops.com, or contact Troop 53 Scoutmaster Ron Ellis at 508-758-3311.
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Global Warming913 viewsStudents at Rochester's Memorial School were given a rare look at this scaled inflatable model of Planet Earth during a recent Earth Balloon program sponsored by professors from Bridgewater State College. The unique learning tool allows students to see the entire planet from both outside and inside. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).
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Tabor Academy “Day of Service”913 viewsAs part of the Tabor Academy “Day of Service” on September 30, seven students – Gillan Campbell, Finn McCain, Tayler Rogers, Kyle Squires, Noah Tidus, Avaline Wilson, and Alex Zhang – along with teacher Roxie Bratton, helped the Sippican Lands Trust install 150 feet of additional bridging at The Shoolman Preserve. Pictured here: Tayler, Rosemary, & Mike assembling a bog bridge. Photo courtesy Tabor Academy
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Appetizing Apparition913 views“Appetizing Apparition” – Six-year-old Nathan Grossman decided to behold his breakfast long enough to notice something different about this piece of bacon before taking a bite. “Hey, look! The bacon looks like the Seahorse!" Grossman shouted out, according to Liza Appleby of Mattapoisett who witnessed the excitement. “I surprisingly had to agree,” said Appleby. “It certainly did look like Salty the Mattapoisett Seahorse.” Photo courtesy Liza Appleby November 14, 2019
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Cape Care Packages912 viewsMembers of the Lynch Family, whose son PFC Daniel Lynch is serving in Afghanistan, help ship out the 2000th care package as part of the Cape Cod Cares for the Troops effort which Mattapoisett Boy Scout Troop 53 has taken on as an ongoing project. The troop still maintains a collection location at Mailbox Services on Route 6 in Mattapoisett and encourages donations. (Photo courtesy of Ron Ellis).
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Duffy Field912 viewsOn Saturday, November 12, the Tabor turf fields were dedicated to G. Richard "Duff" Duffy, a Class of '56 graduate and member of the Tabor faculty since 1969. In his tenure, Mr. Duffy has shared his love of baseball and squash, and has served as Dean and dorm parent. Additionally, Mr. Duffy was Director of Silvershell Beach from 1974 to 1999, and a special member of the Marion police force. Photo courtesy of Tabor Academy student photography pool.
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Canadian Company911 viewsFriends and travelers Dorothy Salgado, Anile Perry and Lorraine Constant pose with a copy of The Wanderer at the Auberge Memphr Inn during a recent trip to our northern neighbors in Magog, Quebec. (1/25/07 issue)
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RYB Says 'Play Ball'911 viewsMembers of the Rochester Youth Baseball League (RYB) held their Opening Day Parade and Ceremonies on Saturday, April 14 in the Rochester Town Center. Several hundred youngsters marched from the green in front of the First Congregational Church to their field of dreams, Gifford Park, to mark the opening of the 2007 baseball season. Each of the leagues 20 teams had a place in the parade. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).
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Marion Fire911 viewsMarion Fire Department held on Saturday October 13, 2007. Photo by Robert Chiarito
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Sippican Signing911 viewsAuthor and Sippican Lands Trust (SLT) member Peter C. Stone recently signed copies of his book, The Untouchable Tree, as a benefit for the SLT at their offices in the Pilgrim Bank Plaza at 354 Front Street in Marion. The book, which is about our connection to the magnificence and essential nature of trees, is 192 pages and is illustrated with 30 color paintings. Here Mr. Stone is seen signing a book for customer Brent Burrell (right) while SLT member Allan Ditchfield looks on. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).
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