Springing up…

Thank you Sefatia for sharing this information regarding a wide spreading scam requesting payment for a traffic violation. The notices appear to be quite real but check this link for further information if needed at our RMV: https://www.mass.gov/news/rmv-cautions-public-to-beware-of-scam-texts-stating-money-is-owed-for-motor-vehicle-violations-0 It seems this scam is also affecting other states so be aware.

Her water colors in black, white, and grays depict and say good bye to the icy cold weather after a snow storm in a stand of trees. On yupo paper, rainy spring mornings in a garden of delicate pastel colors welcome in the warmer weather. 

The exhibition is from 3/23/2026 through 4/11/2026. Gallery hours are Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays 3:00 – 6:00. 

An opening celebration will be held this Sunday 3/29/2026 from 3:00 – 6:00 pm. 

Whether a person is facing a difficult time or grieving the loss of a cherished loved one, this card serves as a gentle reminder that they are not alone. 

Donations are kindly requested with a minimum of $10, or any amount above as you feel called to give.

Each name entrusted to us will be placed upon our Novena Girl  altar, held in prayer with care and devotion.

Contact Felicia Mohan, Bridgette Mathews, Dee Noble, Andrea Carlson, Nicole Cucuru or any Novena Girl Via Facebook to obtain cards!

Link to the Cut Live Podcast- https://thecutlivepodcast.podbean.com/

Link To Ted’s Blues Documentary- https://www.youtube.com/@thebluestrailrevisited9521

Posted on January 1, 2010 by Mike Lindberg

Zen…

We will be having a raffle for a Yeti Cooler filled with some goodies leading into the event. More details to follow. We would love to see all of you visit, whether to play cards or just join us for some drinks and laughs. Looking forward to a great turnout to support a great cause! Your support and help in spreading the word is always appreciated!

(Gloucester, MA, March 24, 2026) The Cape Ann Shakespeare Troupe (CAST) presents one of Shakespeare’s most notorious villains in Richard III, April 9-12 and 16-19, 2026, at The Natti-Willsky Performance Center, Home of Gloucester Stage Company, 267 East Main Street, Gloucester, MA.Show times are Thursdays-Saturdays at 7:30 pm, and Sundays at 3:00 pm. Tickets may be purchased for $30.00 online at www.gloucesterstage.com, by calling the box office at 978-281-4433, or at the door.

Directed by Jess Emerson, the production explores the complex dimensions of Richard’s character. The deformed youngest brother of the newly crowned King Edward, Richard vows to his audience to “prove himself a villain.” Armed with unparalleled skills of persuasion and deceit, he murders and manipulates his way to the English throne. A strangely lovable villain, Richard easily wins his audience over, leaving them to question who they are truly rooting for. However, a kingdom built on lies and ruthless ambition is destined to crumble. Richard entrances the audience with his wit, cunning manipulation of language, and vicious determination—qualities that once won his audience, ultimately lead to his rapid downfall.

CAST’s Richard III features a variety of seasoned and first-time actors from Cape Ann and the North Shore including: Kristin Alexander, Rebecca Axelrod, Michael Barry, Mark Efinger, Charlee Efinger, Joseph Grebla, Mia Imparato, Sophie Kelly, Kevin Lee, Nora Lee, Billy Lewand, Rachel Miller, Emily Morcos, Amanda O’Donnell, Ariana Gaelan Ortmann, Gerard Roy, Tessa Sacramone, Mark Schulte, Ted Silva, David Vincent, Brian Weed and Deirdre Weed .

The Cape Ann Shakespeare Troupe, a non-profit community theatre group formed in 2008, is devoted to bringing the works of Shakespeare and other notable playwrights to Cape Ann audiences

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