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VOLUME LXI NO. 4 WEDNESDAY, JAN. 26, 2011
THE DECADE IN PHOTOS PAGE 2
There wouldnt be a decade in photos
without all of the talented
photographers who contributed to
the Clipper, including our readers.
It's impossible to thank everyone, but
here's a shout out to our dedicated
staff and contributors:
Deni Johnson
Karen Wong
Mike Halloran
Justin Graeber
Morag MacLachan
Keith Martin
Maribeth Conway
Adam Swift
Fran Nichols
Jim Tarbox
W
e decided to do something a little dif-
ferent for this year's photo supplement.
Rather than look back on just one year,
this issue examines a decade in Duxbury's photo-
graphic history. From things that have changed, like
where we hold Town Meeting and who leads town
government and the school department, to things
that never change, like kids sledding at North Hill
on a snow day, it's all been captured on camera by
Clipper staff and our dedicated readers. We hope
you enjoy this visual tour of the last 10 years.
SPECIAL THANKS
2000-2010: A tour through
Duxbury's decade in photos
T
he Fourth of July parade in Duxbury
is the highlight of
the summer, and
goes back over 100 years.
Here are some of our favor-
ite photos from the Fourth
of July weekend over the
past decade.
2010: Stu Ruggles, Rich Potash and Don Reed of the Fourth of July
Committee share a light moment on the bonfire they helped erect.
Putting an old wooden boat on top has been a tradition for 15 years.
2009: The Bookmarks, a high school group that meets at the library, created a float that celebrated the
countrys literary heritage. The side of the float reads: Todays banned book is tomorrows classic!
2008: Duxbury Idol finalist Rita Thompson and 2008 Duxbury Idol
winner Mariah MacFarlane sing The Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy on
the DHS Drama Clubs USO-themed float.
2007: Uncle Sam and Lady Liberty (Woody and Ruth Woodruff) pose
for the camera.
2005: This bubble machine got quite a work out
going down Washington Street.
2005: Camp Wings King Kong float was a monster hit with
judges, taking top honors in the mini-float division.
2004: Supporters of the O'Neil Farm purchase march in the parade.
2008: The Duxbury-based band Son of Blues rocks the crowd at the beach and bonfire party.
2003: Members of the Auer fam-
ily of Duxbury were the first stilt-
walkers to walk in the Duxbury
Fourth of July parade.
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2007: Colleen and Erin Mathews joined 15,000 fans at Fenway Park in July for the Life is
Good festival, raising funds for Project Joy. They spent some time with local American Idol
finalist Ayla Brown.
2007: At a
wedding in
Houston
Peter Smith
of Saint
George
Street and
former sena-
tor and
astronaut,
Colonel
John Glenn,
shared their
experiences
of the Third
Marine Air
Wing in the
Far East in
the 1950s.
2006: Ashley Morrison of West Street spent some time with her
favorite singer and friend, Reba McEntire. Ashley and her mom
visited Las Vegas where they saw three of her performances and
visited her after the shows. Ashley befriended Reba and her fam-
ily the previous year while onboard the same cruise ship to
Alaska.
2008: Former resident Chris Richards spent two
years working for President Barack Obama and the
Web site mybarackobama.com.
2009: Then Patriot running back Laurence Maroney was the guest of seventh grader Tyler Hutchinson,
who won the Take a Player to School contest sponsored by the NFLs Play 60 program. Maroney
came to Tylers house and snapped a photo with the family before heading off to school. Pictured
are Maroney, Tyler, Gabrielle, Garrett, mom Lee and dad Scott.
2006: Tessa Riccio and Alex Shaughnessy met with Tiffany
Scott, 2002 pairs Olympian, at the Pilgrim Skating Club
Alumni Show.
High places & famous faces
2008: Becky Cutler of Surplus Street got to meet former First
Lady Hillary Clinton during the 2008 Presidential primary.
2005: Mary Courtney Madigan met with Sox
ace Curt Schilling at a benefit dinner in
Arizona. Marys uncle received the Schilling
Award for his work raising money for ALS.
2005: Evan and Eamon Rapa of Otter Rock
Road, posed with Red Sox legend Johnny
Pesky during a trip to Cooperstown, N.Y.
2009: Kim OSullivan spent time with Michael
Steele, former chairman of the Republican
National Committee, who visited Boston for an
event earlier in the year.
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Snow scenes
D
uxbury gets its
fair share of
snow, and on
days school is cancelled
you can see children hit-
ting the slopes with sleds
and tubes!
Kids took advantage of the large amounts of snow in December of 2008 to
go sledding on North Hill Golf Course. Duxburys schools closed early that
day due to the storm.
This sledder didnt have much luck
with the jump at the North Hill golf
course.
Seton Swiderski doesnt mind the 25 degree
weather while snow-tubing in February of
2005.
Abby Austin, Cameron Schiller and Amelia Austin
of Temple Street take a break from playing in the
snow after a February 2004 storm to warm up with
cups of hot cocoa.
John Edwards and his two kids, Jack (age 4, in front) and Ella (age 3,
in the middle) take advantage of the snow at North Hill after a January
2009 snowstorm.
Kyle Harasimowicz puts
a headlock on Wendell
Chipman during first-half
action in 2006.
A Turkey Day tradition
FOR THE DECADE: 6-4, DUXBURY
2010: Duxbury 15, Marshfield 10
2007: Marshfield 21, Duxbury 14
2001: Duxbury 36,
Marshfield 21
2000: Marshfield
28, Duxbury 14
Duxburys Bobby Schnibbe leaps high in an attempty to block Kurt Leones
pass to John Emond (18) in 2005.
Senior linebacker Kyle
Gavoni displays the
trophy emblematic
of winning the 2008
Thanksgiving Day game
between Duxbury and
Marshfield.
Marshfields Tim
Gomperts breaks
up a pass intended
for Peter Bobseine
in 2007's contest.
Duxburys Mike Gannon rides
Marshfields Scott Doherty to the
ground in first quarter action of a
7-7 tie with the Rams in 2003.
Game MVP Matt
Savard leaps over the
outstretched arms of
Marshfields Matthew
DiGrigoli to snag a
touchdown pass from
Kane Haffey in the
2009 game.
Senior tri-captains Ryan Mullin
and Carl Mehrmann cherish
the final moments of their high
school football careers after
shocking Marshfield, 23-6, in
2004.
Henry Buonagurio tries
to escape a pair of Ram
defenders in the 2010
game.
2010: Assistant Superintendent Ed Walsh was on hand to greet the
incoming students. Here he is pictured with a few members of the
incoming class.
2009: School Resource Officer Friend Weiler and Superintendent
Susan Skeiber greet students at Chandler Elementary School on the
first day of school.
2003: Business Manager Mickey
McGonagle and Superintendent
of Schools Eileen Williams greet
Cathy Drummey, Briana Connolly
and Chelsea Michelson on their
first day back.
2005: Sue Skeiber, assistant superin-
tendent; Mickey McGonagle, business
manager; and Eileen Williams, superin-
tendent, welcomed students arriving for
their first day at Alden School. With them
are Christine Griffin, Kelly Cronin and
Shelby Rader.
2007: Chandler Principal Deborah Zetterberg
was on hand to welcome the students on their
first day of school.
2008: Alden principal Christopher Trombly welcomes
Katherine Gordan and Maddie Benoit.
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SHIP AHOY: Opening of the Bay
Marie Schupp tries her hand at the beanbag toss during a sunny Opening
of the Bay in 2010.
Students from the Haley School of Irish Dance perform Irish step dance on the pier at
the Opening of the Bay celebration in 2009.
Guests at the Opening of the Bay reception in 2007 sample some fresh
oysters from Island Creek.
Alden Rink Ringquist explains how the light works in the top
of the Gurnet Lighthouse.
Guests at the dockside reception at DBMS in 2007 were treated to tours
of the tall ship Roseway, a 137-foot two-masted schooner built in Essex
in 1925. James Richard takes the helm of The Spirit of Massachusetts in 2006.
The Duxbury High School band plays a jazzy tune while the tall ship
Friendship floats in the bay during 2008's event.
You are never too young
to dream about sailing off
for adventure. Two-year-
old Emma Pifer looks out
on the Tall Ship Alabama
in 2005.
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he Opening of the
Bay is held each year
at the end of May at
the Duxbury Bay Maritime
School. The school usually
brings in a tall ship, and the
event is an unofcial kick-
off to summer in Duxbury.
Getting there is half the fun
A
unique tradition
for the Duxbury
prom is to come in
anything but a limo. Over the
years, DHS students have con-
tinually outdone themselves in
coming up with creative ways
to get to the dance.
These students hitched a ride
on a horse-drawn wagon.
In 2003, these students went the low-impact route and rode decorated shopping carts to prom.
Stephanie Gilbody and Matt Donahue arrive in an ATV.
Jon McKenzie and Julianna Hopkins came in a vintage MG.
Perhaps the most unusual arrival at the 2005 prom was by junior
Kristyn Lynch, who loaded up her date and some friends into Mass
Destruction, a monster truck.
Students emerge from a box truck after getting a lift to the prom.
Going with a nautical theme, these students rode a boat down St. George Street.
Who can argue
with ice cream as
a pre-prom appe-
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Jake Wong and his date Victoria Niles ride a bicycle built for two to the 2009 Junior/
Senior Prom as School Resource Officer Friend Weiler directs traffic during the
annual procession.
Prom portraits
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RAGING STORM: Michael Fisher as the magician Prospero gestures
out towards the ocean as Ali Harrington as Miranda looks on. Both
starred in the Gurnet Theatre Projects The Tempest, which took
place at the Standish Monument in July of 2010.
PINT-SIZED PATRIOTS: Girl Scouts carry American flags down Depot Street during the Memorial Day
Parade in 2009. The annual parade features Boy and Girl Scouts, young athletes, military veterans and
police and firemen.
FOLK DANCE: Razia Jan draws happy dots on Heather OBriens
face during a dress rehearsal for the Performing Arts Centers Native
Afghan Folk Dance in November of 2007.
PATRIOTIC PARTNERS: Uncle Sam a.k.a Tom Chapman and his
Lady Liberty, a.k.a. Carol Chapman, rode in the 114th Fourth of
July Parade in 2006.
DREAMS: A group of eager
youngsters catch a peek at the
Red Sox World Series trophy dur-
ing a visit to Duxbury in January
2005.
TUNNEL VISION: Daisy
Hayes is a vision in blue as
she peeks out the end of a
playground tube to enjoy
the spring-like weather.
This was the first front page
color photo in the Clipper,
published March 3, 2004.
T
he front page of the Clipper is where we
put our best color shot each week. The
photo can be something of importance
to a news story, it could mark an important event
like Town Meeting or it could be just a great photo.
Here are some of the best color photos to grace the
front page of the Clipper over the decade.
DONT TRY THIS AT HOME: Duxbury
Firefighter John Sjostedt incorrect-
ly uses a water-based fire extin-
guisher to put out a gasoline fire
during an open house in 2008.
Wild & wacky weather
A Jeep slogs through a flooded street during a weekend in January
of 2010. The seemingly endless snowfall, mixed with a high tide,
created flooding problems and had DPW crews out on the roads from
Friday to Sunday.
In February 2006 the harbormasters
office said a 12-foot tide brought sea
waters rushing to shore, flooding
Washington Street, King Caesar Road
and Powder Point Avenue.
Seawater surges up the boat ramp near the Duxbury
Yacht Club during a NorEaster in April of 2007. The
flooding was so bad it closed roads and town officials
opened an emergency shelter in the Senior Center.
A sign warned boaters in Duxbury
Harbor of the impending Hurricane
Isabel in September of 2003.
DPW crews tend to a downed tree limb during a NorEaster in October of 2005.
It's Town Meeting time!
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own Meeting is the
central government
institution in Dux-
bury, where the town's busi-
ness is done. Over the years,
the meeting has moved from
Duxbury Middle School to the
Performing Arts Center, and
many of the faces on the stage
have changed. One thing never
changes, however, and that is
the passion Duxbury residents
have for Town Meeting.
Town Moderator Allen Bornheimer (back row, fifth from left) is surrounded by
town officials sporting Bornheimers trademark bow-tie in tribute. Bornheimer
stepped down in 2010 after 29 years as moderator. The color guard at annual Town Meeting in
2004 at the Duxbury Middle School.
Voters
raise their
hands to be
counted at
annual Town
Meeting in
2001.
Finance Committee Chairman Kenneth McCarthy and Finance Director John Madden review
reports during Town Meeting in 2008. Voters were in a spending mood that year, as they
approved the operating and capital budgets and funds to design new public safety buildings
and buy open space.
Town Moderator Allen Bornheimer and Town Clerk Nancy Oates called Town
Meeting to order in 2004 to a small crowd in the PAC, just Mickey McGonagle
and Paul Arsenian. Because then Building Inspector Richard MacDonald did not
issue an occupancy permit for the PAC, Town Meeting was moved to the middle
school.
Town Manager Richard MacDonald presented a gloomy outlook at
the 2009 Town Meeting for the next fiscal year in his budget pre-
sentation.
Police Chief Mark DeLuca addresses annual Town Meeting in 2005. A citizens' petition to create an police
department oversight committee was overwhelmingly defeated.
Voters check in according to precinct number at the PAC in 2007.
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DHS Junior Tori
Lorusso, the
2009 winner.
2008 Duxbury Idol DHS junior Mariah
MacFarlane accepts her awards, which
include a recording session at a local
studio.
2007 winner Abbe Schnibbe per-
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2005 winner
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Duxbury Idol 2010 win-
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junior, performs Love
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John Mayer as his
final song after
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winter tradition in Duxbury. Put on
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and draws attention to local business.
Holly Days are Here again
Santa Claus arrived at the town green in a fire engine and drew a large crowd of children in his wake at
the first Holly Days in 2005. The tree-lighting ceremony actually predates the business festival.
Carolyn and Frank Hogan enjoy a visit from Rhode Island relatives
Matthew, Caitlyn, Jack and mother Susan during 2006's festival.
A group of impromptu singers, including Austin Schofield, Ben Zelvis, Phil Dellanoce and Roman Perry,
treated trolley riders to Christmas carols as they traveled between stops in 2008.
Four-year-old Sienna Symington is excited
to share her Christmas wish list with
Santa Claus at Sundays Holly Days cel-
ebration in 2009.
Duxbury Business Association volunteer Mike Halloran manned the
popcorn machine during 2007's Holly Days festivities.
Santas elves Marci Stanton, DBA President Anne Antonellis and Don Reed spread
holiday cheer in Halls Corner in 2010.
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It's a Duxbury Beach party!
Many American flags adorned Charlie Jacobsons sandcastle during
a competition, sponsored by the library, in 2004.
Best friends Emma Duggan, Jenna Lewis, Kira Briggs and Maya
Zukowski celebrate their last playgroup together. The girls had been
meeting each Thursday for over two years but went off to kindergar-
ten in 2007.
Brett and Doreen Bossi, along with Andrea, Olivia and Andrew ONeil,
make keeping Duxbury Beach clean a family affair.
Gwyn OSullivan, Lilly OSullivan, Quinn Sallee and Delia White look
for snails, crabs, shells and other underwater goodies in the shal-
low water off Duxbury Beach during an event sponsored by Mass.
Audubon.
Abby Hewett, Annabelle Walsh, Olivia Hewett and Jackie Harrington take a break from scouring the cove
side of the beach for items for the scavenger hunt during the Beach Preservation Societys first Family
Beach Day in 2008.
Ian Brown and Spencer Dowland work together to collect garbage on the beach during a Boy Scout/Cub
Scout cleanup in 2006.
There was quite a crowd on Duxbury Beach in 2003 when Aerosmith used the location for a video shoot
for a piece for the 2003 ESPY awards.
W
hat would Duxbury be without the beach? Here are
some memorable shots of residents enjoying our
most prominent natural resource over the years.
Dozens of volunteers dotted Duxbury Beach on a weekend in 2010 for
the annual Beach Sweep cleanup. The event is part of an interna-
tional effort to clean and catalogue trash found on beaches.
Duxbury resident Lauren McKenzie, 6 (right), and Amanda Rivera, 7,
hold a starfish and a lobster head found on Saquish Beach. Rivera
was visiting as part of the Fresh Air program.
The seven tentacles of this sand octopus surround the creators: Isabelle Every, Hannah, Rachel and
Adam Sobran, Serena, Matthew and Thomas Farias during the Duxbury Free Librarys sandcastle build-
ing contest in 2008.
MacKenzie, Debbie, Fred and Matthew Brights sea turtle creation looks ready to swim off to sea during
the sandcastle competition in 2005.
Duxbury Beach is owned and managed by the
Duxbury Beach Reservation, Inc., a Massachusetts charitable corporation,
in cooperation with the town of Duxbury.
High Pines, looking north toward the bridge. Plum Hills, looking south toward Gurnet-Saquish.
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P.O. Box 2593, Duxbury, MA 02331.
A Heartfelt Thank You!
The Duxbury Beach Reservation, Inc. thanks all who responded or are planning to respond to our annual
appeal. The photos below from the December blizzard show why we are constantly building our storm
damage fund. We know we will have to replace thousands of feet of snow fencing this spring. What we dont
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Duxbury life in living color
The Rev. Todd Vetter of Pilgrim Church gives a sermon in front of Pulpit Rock during the Duxbury Rural
and Historical Societys annual sojourn to Clarks Island in Duxbury Bay in 2009. The island is where a
small group of Pilgrims from the Mayflower purportedly first made landfall in the New World, and held
the first religious services in America.
Bob Merry uses a beater to wet harvest cranberries off the vines on Temple Street in October of 2005.
Four-year-old Ethan Hunt was one of the lucky golden ticket win-
ners at the Duxbury Recreation Departments annual Easter Egg
hunt at the Keene Street playgrounds in 2007. Ethan won a set of
Matchbox cars.
Natalie Talbott, Anelie Beck, Claire Talbott, and Nicole and Chloe Beck sampled a variety of ice cream
flavors in the summer of 2007, and found them all to their liking.
Drew Thompson plans his next move at the Before and After Dark
chess program for ages eight to 11 at Alden School in 2004.
Sailors from the Duxbury Yacht Club had their hands full as they
attempted to harness gusting winds during a high tide in 2008.
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and crime. These photos should serve as a reminder
that living in Duxbury isn't without risks, and should also high-
light the stellar job the town's police and fre departments do
keeping us all safe and sound.
Duxbury firefighters look on as
an SUV is towed from the water
off Bay Road in 2009. Police say
the driver was sending a text
message when he ran off the
road and got his car stuck in an
inlet. The driver was charged
with negligent operation of a
motor vehicle.
Duxbury Police
Officer Mel Dyer,
who died as a
result of injuries
sustained when
he was struck
by a car while
working at the
Marshfield Fair
in 2008, was
laid to rest at St.
Christines Church
in Marshfield.
Hundreds of
police officers
from around the
state attended.
A grey Mitsubishi Gallant went through the front plate glass window
at the Rite Aid pharmacy in Halls Corner around noon in April of
2008. The elderly female driver of the car was shaken up but unin-
jured, according to Deputy Fire Chief Christopher West. No one inside
Rite Aid was injured in the crash, either, West said.
Flames shoot out of the ground on Cedar Street after a downed power
line caused a gas main to catch fire in June of 2004.
Duxbury Fire and Boston MedFlight personnel place a Franklin
Street man into the helicopter following a single-car accident in
March of 2004.
This unfortunate soul apparently
misjudged where the high water
mark is on the west end of the
Powder Point Bridge. It was a high
tide of 11.4 feet that day.
A driver from a Kingston company was killed in March of 2006 when
his truck struck an overpass on Route 3 South between exits 12 and
11 in Duxbury. In a further tragic twist, Duxbury Police Chief Mark
DeLuca said the co-owner of the company suffered a fatal heart
attack after learning about the death of one of his employees.
A terrible crash in September of 2007 took the life of DHS senior
Steven Laramee, and severely injured his brother and friend, when
his car went off the road and hit a tree on Union Bridge Road.
Duxbury firefighters responded to a fire at
the Bay Farm Montessori School on Loring
Street in November of 2007.
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A Duxbury Fire Department ladder truck dumps rubber ducks into the Blue Fish River
during the Rotary Club's annual duck race in 2010.
A lively election season
Duxbury residents supported President Obama in the 2008 Presidential Election. It was the first time
since 1964 that the town had voted for a Democratic president.
Erin Tonkon and Anita Vukovic hold a sign for Duxbury resident and
businessman Jack E. Robinson, a Republican candidate for U.S.
Senate, at the Duxbury Middle School during the special election
primary to fill Ted Kennedys vacant U.S. Senate Seat. Robinson lost
the primary to Scott Brown.
Town Clerk Nancy Oates chats with candidates in the middle school
gym after the polls closed in 2007.
Elane Siddall Mutkoskis husband and children hold up signs congrat-
ulating her on her win of the second seat as library trustee. Mutkoski
beat Rosamond Thompson by three votes for the position.
Glenn Listernicks daughter Caroline poses
with a Zac Efron poster and Flat Stanley, vis-
iting from Texas, outside the polls in 2009.
Unfortunately, the celebrity endorsement
didnt help Listernick, who lost the seat to
incumbent John Heinstadt.
Selectman Andre Martecchini, Moderator Allen Bornheimer, Assessor Linda
Collari, Library Trustee Elane Siddall Mutkoski, Housing Authority member
John Griffin and Planning Board member Brendan Halligan are sworn into
their newly elected positions by Town Clerk Nancy Oates during a selectmens
meeting after the 2006 election.
Steve Fitzgibbons and his son
Colin, 2, vote on Election Day
2010 at Duxbury Middle School.
Fifth graders at Duxbury Middle School did their own exit polls in 2004s national election, asking vot-
ers and campaign volunteers about their choices at the ballot. The mock elections held at the schools
perfectly mirrored the country-wide results.
Voters line up
at the Duxbury
Middle School to
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dents are no
couch potatoes!
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are many running events,
some competitive and some
just for fun, some for char-
ity and some for serious ath-
letes. Here are some shots
from the Duxbury Beach
Triathalon, the 4th of July
Road Race and the Recre-
ations Department's Turkey
Trot over the decade. Triathlon Director
Brian Noyes sig-
nals for the first
group to hit the
water in 2008
Steve Studley of the Recreation Department gives
instructions during 2003s Turkey Trot.
Jon Lemieux
and baby Delby
run in the 2004
Turkey Trot.
Mort Fearey displays an enthusiastic finish at the 2008 Duxbury
Beach Triathalon.
Over 700 runners ran in the Duxbury Education Foundations July 4th Road Race in 2010.
Jeremiah Hogan, Jon Thompson and Sam Katz remembered to dress warmly in fleece pajamas for
the 2008 Turkey Trot.
Swimmers round a buoy in the harbor during the swimming leg of the 2006 Duxbury Beach Triathlon.
Mr, Thompson and his dog compete in the July 4th race for
the fifth time in 2008.
Mom gets a little daughter assistance to the finish line
during the 2006 July 4th Road Race.
Casey Brust, Meredith Hall, Brittany Banville, and Sarah Rooney cross the Powder Point Bridge and head toward the
beach in a DHS girls cross-country win over Middleboro in 2006.
It was a busy day on the Powder Point bridge in 2010 during
the Duxbury Beach Triathlon.
BELOW: The winners of the 2010 Turkey Trot hold up
their prizes whole frozen turkeys!
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rial Day parade is always a well-
attended and sincere tribute to those who
gave their lives for their country. The Ameri-
can Legion's Veterans' Day service is also an
annual remembrance of the men and women
who proudly serve in America's armed forc-
es. Here are a few of our favorite photos from
the military-themed events around Duxbury
over the years.
Members of Duxburys Legion Post 223 point out items at an empty table setting that represent soldiers
who are missing in action or prisoners of war. The ceremony is always a keystone of the posts Veterans
Day activities.
Dave Calabrese, Gerry Blaydes, Ray Stapleton and Keith Roberts, all veterans of the USS Duxbury Bay,
pose for a picture by the ships bell on the Powder Point Bridge during a reunion held in 2008.
Post 223 historian Tom Corn observes a moment of silence while
Taps is played at Mayflower Cemetery in 2005.
The color guard from the American Legion Post stands watch during
the dedication of the World War I memorial on Veterans Day, 2009.
Members of American Legion Post 223 salute the Korean and
Vietnam War Memorial that sits in front of the legions head-
quarters on the corner of Tremont and West streets during
2006s Memorial Day services.
Town officials and current and retired military personnel put
their hands over their hearts during the 2007 Memorial Day
service at First Parish Church.
Post 223 member Barry Dunlap helps Cub
Scout Matthew Markella raise the flag at
the Myles Standish cemetery in 2004.
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We can't blame this young lady for eschew-
ing the Clipper for the Bahamas sand.
The Clipper traveled to The 86th Annual Columbia
Scholastic Press Association Convention at Columbia
University. Here on the steps of the Columbia Library,
under the watchful eye of Alma Mater, Maddie Woomer,
Caroline VanUmmersen, Tori Woleyko and Maggie
Cornelius are reading The Clipper and The Dragon Flyer,
the DHS newspaper.
Katelyn Dennis (DHS 07) of Union Bridge
Road was studying abroad at Bond
University in Brisbane. Katelyn was a
junior at St. Michaels College, Vt
Nipathorn Kanishthaputra shared the Clipper with the high school students she
is teaching in her homeland in Bangkok, Thailand. Nipathorn lived in Duxbury
with Susan Thanas for three months last spring as a visiting AFS teacher at the
Alden School.
Tom and Kris Delano of Pilgrim Byway,
recently visited Sidney, Brisbane, the Gold
Coast and saw their son Steve in Melbourne.
Steve, a 2003 DHS graduate, was an eco-
nomics major at Bentley College.
This family brought the Clipper with them during a visit to the Swiss
Alps in August of 2010.
Peter Dyroff and Andy Bentinck-Smith enjoyed the Red Sox opening day win over
the Oakland As at the Tokyo Dome in Japan.
Bobby Cline, Sandy
White and Nick Cline
and The Duxbury
Clipper traveled to the
Arctic Circle in Alaska.
Travis Roberts, a 2007
DHS Grad and a junior at
UMass Amherst, is now
a Petty Officer in the US
Coast Guard Reserve and
was deployed down to
Louisiana for the oil spill
response in 2010, where
he served as a safety offi-
cer/corpsman.
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ne of the most time-
honored traditions here
at the Clipper is for our
readers to send in shots of them-
selves with Duxbury's hometown
newspaper from all over the world.
Over the decade, we've seen the pa-
per in every continent and in some
very exotic places. Here are some of
our favorite traveling Clipper pics.
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Jim Kent of Rogers Way and his daughter, Brooke, holding the
Clipper in Machu Piccu, Peru.
Harrison Streets Hannah, Cole and Hailey Haas took the Clipper along to read as they trekked across the
Great Wall of China. Joined by mom Cheri, dad Dan, baby sister Tierney and grandma Helen, the group
saw Shanghai, Xian, Beijing and Hong Kong on their trip.
Nancy, Mlanie and
Dominique Mathieu of
Union Bridge Road with
their summer reading
material.
Pat and Dick Loring at the Majawanga Primary School in Kongwa,
Tanzania. They were accompanying international experts of
Helen Keller International and World Health Organizations
Trachoma Prevention Program, which is funded by the Conrad
Hilton Foundation of California. The English teacher was delight-
ed to be given the Clipper, which she will use as a teaching
aid.
Karen, Vinnie and Kristina Vicario
enjoy reading the Clipper in Aruba!
Paul arsenian, 1926-2009: WWii
veteran and tireless Duxbury vol-
unteer who was a mainstay at
the annual Mothers Day pancake
breakfast.
John Mccaig, 1923-2007: a navy veteran, accom-
plished businessman, sailor, painter, writer and
college teacher who later in life penned a series of
self-published murder-mysteries set in Duxbury.
Michael PiPP, 1952-2007: a connois-
seur of fine wine, and skilled writer
who loved the play the guitar and tend
to his wildflower garden.
anne BoBseine, 1922-2010: as a child
played a piano concert with leonard
Bernstein. later worked as a meterolo-
gist for the navy and set aside her theatre
career to raise a family.
TeD BroDie, 1929-2010: an avid sail-
or who managed a successful insula-
tion company for 50 years, served
on the Duxbury school committee
and Finance committee and was a
deacon at Pilgrim church.
nora Delano, 2006: a popular and
outspoken english teacher at Dhs who
loved to travel with her husband, drive
in her fire-engine red Buick convertible
and help students who needed an extra
hand.
Just a few of those we miss...
FreD archiBalD, 1911-2008: navy
veteran and Duxbury Yacht club mem-
ber for over 50 years who worked on
atomic subs for raytheon and loved to
travel to exotic locales.
Frank leBarT,
1924-2009: WWii subm-
arine officer who served
in the same battalion with
Jack lemmon and rFk.
hosted a weekly cable
TV show and served on
numerous town boards,
including alcohol-Drug
awareness committee.
Priscilla sangsTer, 1921-2009: Descendent of
Priscilla alden who worked for the red cross, lived
in greenwich village in the 1950s and later spent
19 years as managing editor of the clipper.
DaViD MurPhY, 1930-2009:
korean War vet who taught and
coached at Dhs for 34 years
and was a member of Mass.
Baseball coaches hall of Fame
and american legion Post 223.
Paul ForTini 1989-2008: life-long
Duxbury resident who was a mem-
ber of national honor society and
accomplished musician who studied
east asian studies at nYu.
BarrY WirT, 1949-2007: an avid camper and family
man who managed the Duxbury 4th of July parade for
many years.
kiTTY huBBarD, 1925-2009:
known for her quick wit,
sharp tongue and kind heart,
kitty moved to Duxbury after
meeting her husband at the
hollywood canteen during
WWii.
DaViD cuTler, 1943-2010: a Duxbury
native, decorated Vietnam vet and news-
paperman who worked to preserve all
that was special about his hometown.
riTa luckeY, 1928-
2009: spread joy all
around town as a
dance intrustructor at
the senior center, girl
scout leader and assis-
tant in the Duxbury
school system.
MarY JinnY DunMore, 1927-2010:
author, music lover, girl scout leader and
conservationist who was the director of the
Berrybrook school.
kaThleen WiFFeT loVeJoY, 1956-2006: Dhs
grad, dental assistant and loyal friend who fought
a courageous battle with cancer.
Here is a small sampling of the many
faces Duxbury has lost over the past ten
decade. We regret we cant list everyone.
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FRANKLIN MILES, JR., 1925-2009: WWII
Coast Guard veteran, attorney and Pilgrim
Church moderator who served as president
of Mass. Maritime Academy and worked
for Attorney General Edward Brooke.
MARIE HAFFENREFFER Fox, 1919-2010:
Pioneering landscape architect, long-time
member of Duxbury Garden Club and had
passion for sailing and classical music.
JAMIE NEAL, 1988-2009: Record-setting athlete and talented
percussionist who was nearly unstoppable on the basketball
court. She took pleasure in helping others and annually
repaired homes in impoverished areas of Appalachia.
DIANE NoBLE, 1952-2008: Maine native
who co-founded Duxbury Bay Baskets
and created hand-woven Shaker bas-
kets for Plimouth Plantation.
LyNNE MARIE WISNESKI, 1947-2008:
Elementary school teacher whose pas-
sion for visual arts led her from volun-
teer docent at the Duxbury Art Complex
Museum to major roles at the Boston
Museum of Fine Arts and Isabella Stewart
Gardener Museum.
RoBERt KLAtH, 1924-2008:
Research economist for General
Foods Corp. who earned an air
medal during WWII and loved
dogs, especially Collies.
JoHN MCCARty, JR. 1931-2007:
trial attorney and Army veteran
who enjoyed birdwatching, cre-
ative cooking, golf and classical
music.
DENISE HoPKINS, 1953-2010: Pioneering
female jockey who was the first woman to
win a riding title at a major thoroughbred
track and won over one thousand races dur-
ing her career.
Down on the O'Neil Farm
When the town was considering buying the ONeil Farm in 2003,
this picture appeared in a photo tour published in the Clipper. Carl
ONeil said it was his wish that children learn about farming on the
property.
It was all smiles for town officials and others involved in the mission to save the ONeil farm in 2005,
as the 145-acre property was officially purchased for preservation. On hand for the announcement were
Wildlands Trust Board of Directors President Howard Randall, Selectman Andre Martecchini, Wildlands
Trust Executive Director Mark Primack, Carl ONeil and Selectman Betsy Sullivan.
Oliver and Sophie Roy discuss strategy before the big potato race.
ABOVE: Ed Duvall holds his son, Mait, 2, as he leans out to pet a cow at ONeil Farm in 2010. Farm Day
is when the working dairy farm opens its doors to the public. RIGHT: Annalise gets some attention from
Maya Lee. There is always a volunteer accompanying the animals for the safety of everyone.
Elise McAllister, who works at
the farm, and Alexa Nielsen, a
member of the 4-H club based
at the farm, put a bridle around
Harmony the cow, who is none
too pleased about whats going
on.
Fiona Hartnett, 2, pets Sierra the miniature horse as Corinne Lee
holds the ponys reigns.
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Students make beautiful music
David Spolidoro and Kenneth Flynn on drums during the All
Band night in 2001.
Marching band trombone players perform during the halftime
show at 2003s Thanksgiving Day football game between Duxbury
and Marshfield.
The Duxbury High School Wind Ensemble was awarded a gold medal at the Massachusetts
Instrumentalist Conductors Association in April of 2004, an honor few groups attain at this state-
wide festival. In recognition of their achievement, the Wind Ensemble performed at Symphony Hall
in Boston.
Ben McElduff, Noah Schwanke, Matt Huang, Joey Burke and Connor OSullivan play trumpet in the
sixth grade band at All Band Night in 2008. The theme was The Strains of Nature.
Concert band clarinets Annie Sweeney, Alexis Antonio and flute
player Maggie Dunn perform in the fall 2009 DHS band concert.
Distributing instruments to incoming fifth graders is a longstand-
ing tradition in Duxbury. Pictured in 2008 is Ric Madru, music
department head, with two fifth graders, Squire Tearse and
Charlie Ryan, who will both be playing the clarinet.
The Green Band plays "Themes From the Nutcracker"
during 2009s holiday concert.
Colleen Duffy plays the clarinet in the 7/8
White Band during the 2007 holiday concert.
DHS students performed at Carnegie Hall in 2006.
The Duxbury Music Promoters would like to
thank the following local businesses, families and friends
for their generous donations to our silent auction held at
the holiday concerts. Your support makes a difference for
the students of the Duxbury Music Program. Thank
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Aan Dora Salon
Alexandra's Day Spa
All Things Tea
Angel's Touch
Anna's Country Kitchen
The Antonino Family
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Audio Video Design
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Back Porch Soaps
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Benchwarmers
Bennett's Gas & Service
Bertucci's
B-Good
Bill Curley Basketball Clinic
The Blanchard Family
Bongi's
Boston Baked Beads
Bresnehan Family
The Burr Family
Betsey Campbell Photography
Campbell/Smith Architects
The Carson/Lloyd Family
The Caso Family
The Cipolletti Family
Citizens Bank
Duxbury Clipper
Christine Coughlin, Esq.
The Cronin Family
The Dacey Family
The Deli
Depot Street Market
Dimitri's Pizza
Dorazio's
The Dow Family
Jeff and Melanie Dowling
The Duffy Family
Beth Dubuisson
Duxbury Animal
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Duxbury Beach
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Duxbury Newcomers
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Expressions
The Fairview Inn
Farfars
Foodies
French Memories
The Finished Window
Goulet Music Company
Grooming Magic
David Grossman Photography
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Handsome Hounds
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Magic Beans
The Magnuson Family
The McHugh Family
Michelle's Nails
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Pizza Factory
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Pro Sports
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Sugar Plum Bakery
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Summerhouse Soaps
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Veronica's Sweetcakes
The Webber Family
Mary Wells
Westwinds
White's Bakery
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DUXBURY STATE CHAMPIONS
2000: Boys golf, boyss soc-
cer, and boys ice hockey
2001: Boys soccer and girls
golf
2002: Boys lacrosse
2004: Boys lacrosse
2005: Boys ice hockey and
boys lacrosse
2006: Football, boys basket-
ball and boys lacrosse
2007: Boys golf, boys ice
hockey. girls lacrosse and
boys lacrosse
2008: Boys lacrosse
2009: Girls soccer, football,
boys lacrosse, sailing
2010: Boys golf
2011: Boys golf, football
UNSUNG HERO: Senior goaltender Matt Hebert displays the
MIAA Division I State Hockey Championship trophy after his
spectacular performance during Duxburys run at the state title in
2007.
2009 NEW ENGLAND SAILING CHAMPIONS:
Front: Addy White, Andrew Sommer, Alyssa
Siefert, and Julia Leonard. Back: Coach Hans
Jensen, Allison Shane, Chelsea Maguire,
Zach Runci, Katie Maguire, Leo Connolly,
Mike Reney, and Coach Rob Knecht. The
Duxbury High School sailing team made
the history books, defeating several private
school powerhouses and winning the 15th
Fritz Mark Trophy.
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP: Members of the 2009 MIAA Division II championship team pose at their
home course in Duxbury. First row: Nick Drago, Trevor Barrington, Zach Benoit, John Higgins,
Curtis Owen, Jonathan Stoddard and Assistant Coach Chris Ajemian. Second row: Coach Jack
Stoddard, Kevin Kuckuk, Jeff Gaita, Jack Ball, Stephan Krall, Bobby OBrien, James Magner,
Jack Goldberg, Billy Curley and Assistant Coach John Blake.
VICTORY CELEBRATION: Chris
Norling (20), Anthony Barbati
(21), and Matt Sevard (24)
sing their fight song to the
Duxbury crowd after winning
the Division IIA Super Bowl
title over Gloucester in 2008.
THE CARDIAC KIDS: The Lady
Dragons completed a dream season
in November by toppling Wahconah
Regional High School, 2-1 in the
Division II state championship game
at Wachusett Regional High
School in Holden. It was
Duxburys third OT win in
the tournament in 2008.
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NEVER GETS OLD: Senior captain Quinn Cully raises the 2009 championship trophy, while Assistant
Coach Tony Fisher, captain Kyle Gavoni, captain Jake Harvey and Head Coach Chris Sweet look on. The
boys earned their sixth straight state championship with a 13-12 win over St. Johns Prep, who earlier
that season stopped the Dragons 99-game winning streak against Mass. teams.
HISTORY MAKERS: The Duxbury girls hold their MIAA championship trophy after beating WInchester,
16-13, for the Division II State title in 2007.
TOWERING PRESENCE: Senior
Sam Herrick and the boys
basketball team stood tall in
2006. The Dragons capped a
nearly perfect regular season
by winning the Division II
state title against St.
Benards.
The future
belongs to those
who believe
in the
beauty of
their
dreams
- Eleanor Roosevelt
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Oysterfest a tasty tradition
Amanda, Laura and Nicole Schneider are prepared for the weather at
a soggy, but well-attended Island Creek Oyster Festival in 2009.
Craig Feeney and Lauren Kugel display the real stars of
the Island Creek Oyster Festival in 2008. Event organiz-
ers said the events patrons went through 20,000 oysters,
valued at about $100,000.
Island Creek Oyster owner Skip Bennett is surrounded by some of his shuckers, Johnny Heinstadt, Quinn
Cosgrove and Gardner Loring, during the 2010 Oyster Festival.
Saira Chandler
gathered up a load
of shells during a
scavenger hunt.
Shucking
oysters at
the raw bar
are William
Chomper
Young, the
reigning world
champion
oyster shucker,
and Peter
Garran.
An animal planet
A harbor seal, who had ventured out of the
water to sun himself on the rocks on Duxbury
Beach, heads back into the waves in 2009.
The seal seemed to have difficulty making his
way down the beach but eventually returned
to the water.
The blessing of the animals was a family affair for the Tripps in 2009. Here Rev.
Roy, Liz and Preston Tripp gather around the family dog, Paige.
Jerry the Parrot perches
on the head of Steven
DiRamio. Jerry made a
daring escape from his
owners, Rocco and Colleen
Longo of Lantern Lane, and
crashed a wedding shower
at the DiRamios home on
Woodland Way in 2008.
First grader Caraghan Selfridge
snuggles a soft chick just hatched
at the the Chandler Elementary
School in 2005.
Farmer Minor reads Hello, Piglet to Daisy the pig along with the
children at the library in 2008. Hello, Piglet was the first book the
Minors read to Daisy when she was just a baby.
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THE DUXBURY RURAL AND HISTORICAL SOCIETY

We invite you to join our preservation efforts!
For more than 125 years, the Duxbury Rural and Historical Society
has led local efforts to protect the historic buildings, artifacts and
documents that embody Duxburys heritage. Your membership will
support our growing programs for all ages and the preservation of
our important historical and natural resources.

Please clip and mail the form below with your membership today!

Make checks payable to DRHS, P.O. Box 2865, Duxbury, MA 02331
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