The Wanderer
WEBLife Savers Recognized. George Powers was enjoying a springtime bike ride with a few hundred other cycling enthusiasts when he experienced a near-death heart attack. It’s a date he and his family aren’t likely to forget – May 19, 2024, on the Tour de Crème. Several cyclists sprang into action performing CPR, while others called for the […]
The Wanderer - Editions
WEBAug 29, 2024 — The Wanderer is available in its entirety in PDF (Portable Download Format) and Flash Format. To select an issue simply click the link below and it will start loading. Page Flip Edition. View the Full Page Flip Edition of the September 19, 2024 Edition. View the Full Page Flip Edition of the September 12, 2024 Edition.
The Wanderer - Life Events
WEBSep 6, 2024 — Obituaries can be sent to [email protected], for questions call 508-758-9055. does not have a connection to the Tri-Town. For details please contact our office with questions. Sean Patrick Young, 62, of Acushnet, passed away at St. Luke's Hospital, the day after his birthday, on September 6, 2024 after a tragic accident.
Obituaries - The Wanderer
WEBSep 13, 2024 — Marian Braitmayer Howell. Marian Braitmayer Howell (she preferred “Marty” or “Tuna”), 75, of Marion died Thursday, August 15, 2024 unexpectedly at home. Marty was raised in Red Hook, New York, adopted daughter of the late William Henry Howell and the late Jane Braitmayer Howell. She resided in New York and various places in ...
Rochester - The Wanderer
WEBThe Town of Rochester, Massachusetts was first settled shortly after the Pilgrims landed at nearby Plymouth Rock in 1638. It was named for Rochester, England, from where many of its first settlers came. It was later founded in 1679 and formally incorporated as a town on June 4, 1686. At that time the large township included the adjacent seaside ...
Marion - The Wanderer
WEBThe Town of Marion, Massachusetts is a seaside community located on Buzzards Bay at the gateway to Cape Cod. Like her sister town of Mattapoisett, Marion was once part of the collective Rochester until it incorporated itself as a separate community in 1852. Present day Marion was originally a Rochester village called Sippican, so named after ...
Schools - The Wanderer
WEBAug 17, 2024 — Academic Achievements. on August 11, 2024. Approximately 7,000 students received bachelor’s degrees in over 100 majors at the University of Massachusetts Amherst’s Undergraduate Commencement on May 18, 2024 at the McGuirk Alumni Stadium, including from Marion: Dillon Aguilera Romig. From Mattapoisett: Danielle Elizabeth Craig, Benjamin Marc ...
Mattapoisett - The Wanderer
WEBMATTAPOISETT. The Town of Mattapoisett, Massachusetts is a coastal community located on Buzzards Bay. The name "Mattapoisett" is said to be an old Indian term meaning "a place of rest." Indeed, as this summer community became more popular for its scenic harbor and relaxed setting, it has lived up to that Native American designation. Originally ...
DiCarlo Shy upon Recognition, Relentless in Her Mission - The …
WEBJul 8, 2020 — DiCarlo Shy upon Recognition, Relentless in Her Mission. Elizabeth “Liz” DiCarlo has been advocating for people on multiple fronts for more than 40 years. That statement of fact recently put DiCarlo in a special category of women from Massachusetts – she was named as a Commonwealth Heroine by …
A Brief History Of The Elizabeth Islands - The Wanderer
WEBSep 10, 2016 — A Brief History Of The Elizabeth Islands. With the threat of advancing hurricane winds bearing down on Shipyard Park, Seth Mendell’s September 4 lecture on the history of the Elizabeth Islands was moved from that scenic perch to the Mattapoisett Historical Society Museum. As the audience grew, …