Month: February 2010
Joey’s BUMMIN!!!
What Up Homie? Slide Show To Celebrate 1,000,000
Things To Do- East Gloucester Elementary School Auction
East Gloucester Elementary School Auction, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Most memorable GMG post for me as we approach 1,000,000

There are so many memorable posts over the past two years but the one that sort of sticks out was Mike Lindberg’s 2009 year in review.
I know that we churn out a ton of quality content but in Mike’s 2009 year in review it sort of took me aback with the number of interviews that he grabbed snippets of in that video and that was just a fraction of the ones that were actually conducted.
There are thousands of pictures and hundreds of videos- so many that I forget about a lot of them until I go through the archives.
I also love all the Fiesta coverage, Man vs Food Challenges, Flower box Competitions, Block Party Coverage, The GMG Tree Project…. god I could go on and on.
I love to write and wish I had more time to write more and love to do interviews because I love meeting new people and creating new friendships.
The blog has been such an incredible blessing in that it has allowed me to meet so many wonderful people and create new friendships.
The contributors starting with ever faithful and reliable Sharon. Mike Lindberg, Paulie Frontiero, Laurie Lufkin, Paul Morrison, Alicia Pensarosa, David Cox and Thom Falzorano,Donna Ardizzoni,Beth Swan, Frank Ciolino, Jo-Anne Silva and the new guy who has been just everywhere- Manuel Simoes.
We can’t forget the people who leave regular comments after posts and let us know that yes, we do have an audience and what people like and dislike.
I’ve always said that give me good friendships over money any day of the week and the richness in friendships that have been a result of the blog have made me a very rich man indeed.
Being able to bring our community together, make people aware of all the great stuff happening around us and highlighting the very best of our spot on earth has been so very rewarding for everyone involved.
Thanks for everyone who has been a part of this thing. I’d probably be locked up in a mental institution without you.
Thank you each and every one of you for your friendship.
Your Pal Joey
Things To Do- City Hall St Patrick’s Day Dance
Melissa Donati Whipping Up Breakfast At The Willow Rest
Pictures from David Cox
DSC_7165_0003, originally uploaded by captjoe06.


Movie – “The Messenger”

THE MESSENGER
SHOW TIMES:
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26 @ 7:30PM
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27 @ 7:30PM
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 28 @ 7:30PM
MONDAY, MARCH 1 @ 5:00PM
TUESDAY, MARCH 2 @ 5:00PM
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3 @ 5:00PM
THURSDAY, MARCH 4 @ 5:00PM
FRIDAY, MARCH 5 @ 5:00PM
An American soldier (Ben Foster) struggles with an ethical dilemma when he becomes involved with a widow (Samantha Morton) of a fallen officer.
Woody Harrelson has been nominated for a Best Supporting Actor Oscar for his performance in “The Messenger.”
Directed by Oren Moverman; Rated [R]; 105 minutes
“‘The Messenger’ knows that even if it tells a tearjerking story, it doesn’t have to be a tearjerker.” -Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times
“At its center lie three accomplished performances, by Ben Foster, Woody Harrelson and Samantha Morton, that are not to be missed.” -Rex Reed, New York Observer
21 MAIN STREET
(ABOVE MYSTERY TRAIN RECORDS)
GLOUCESTER, MA 01930
(978) 282-1988
WWW.CAPEANNCINEMA.COM
The Morning After

Fleet Friday
The Carnage
Well It Was A Real Shit Storm Last Night

Pulled into the driveway at the dock only to find the port-a-potty is lost at sea.
It blew off the dock sometime last night. Our lobstermen are having a ball with this one. I’ve never heard so many bad puns in my entire life.
My favorite so far- “Well boys it was a real shit storm last night” -That one was from Mark Ring.
Gloucester High School Theater Program – Dress Rehearsal

The Gloucester High School Theater Program Dress Rehearsal for their performance of “The Scheme of the Driftless Shifter”. This video contains their off stage last-minute preparation and anticipation. Sophi Hopkins demonstrates her dedication to the program and the students, and her tireless effort to making them successful. Also Play slideshow
1,000,000 Hit Weekend Suggestion From Sandy Farrell

We have an incredible community of GMG viewers and contributors.
I have no idea how we are going to celebrate but Sandy Farrell came up with a great idea.
She suggested that people send in comments or links to their favorite posts from the past two years.
So if you consider yourself a (FOB) friend of the blog like Sandy won’t you please send in a comment telling everyone what your favorite GMG memory or posts have been?
Thanks to you guys we have a community and the viewership to keep us motivated.
First Sunrise for 2010 and a Polar Dip
This was my first video for the New Year. It was submitted to Joey to post in GoodMorningGloucester, but he pulled it after only one hour, because it did not meet his high standards for the blog. To meet his standards I did some editing, and it can now be viewed on GoodMorningGloucester.
This video, features:
- The first Sun rise of the New Year
- Contagious Laughter
- Wardrobe Malfunction [Edited for GMG]
- and a JFK Quote
Hope you enjoy it.
GHS Girls Basketball vs No Andover Photo By David Cox
Lettie Howard – 2006
International Lobstermen Travel to Maine through MLA Lobstermen’s Exchange
From The Island Institute via Monkeyfist at the Casco Bay Boaters Blog–
Lobstermen from all over the world will travel to Maine March 4-14 through the Lobstermen’s Exchange organized by the Maine Lobstermen’s Association (MLA).
Seven lobstermen from Tasmania, West Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia and the Caribbean will meet with Maine lobstermen.
It begins with a Mid-coast Regional Meeting March 4 from 3:00 to 5:00 at the Maine Fishermen’s Forum at the Samoset Resort in Rockport. Exchange participants will spend 3 days at the forum networking with Maine fishermen. Afterwards, the Lobstermen’s Exchange will hit the road-visiting wharves, local businesses, attending community dinners and hosting talks in Downeast, Midcoast and southern Maine locations. Maine families are graciously providing home-stays and organizing community events for their international lobstermen counterparts.
Maine lobstermen are encouraged to come “talk shop” with their peers from overseas and share ideas on gear, bait-usage and how to weather the recession.
A Downeast regional meeting will be held at the Ellsworth City Hall from 2:00 to 4:00 on March 9 and a Southern regional meeting will be held at the Gulf of Maine Research Institute from 2:00 to 4:00 on March 12. Lobstermen are encouraged to attend.
The Lobstermen’s Exchange will host events in Cutler on March 7-8, Jonesport on March 8, Mount Desert Island area on March 8-9, Stonington on March 9-10, Vinalhaven on March 10-11, Phippsburg on March 11-12, Long Island and Portland on March 12-14. International lobstermen will attend the Boston Seafood Show on March 14.
“During these challenging times, it’s important to share information and hear about what’s working for lobstermen in other regions,” said Patrice McCarron, Executive Director of the MLA.
Funding for this project is provided by the Maine Sea Grant, Maine Fishermen’s Forum, Island Institute, Maine Research, Education and Development Fund and in-kind support from Maine’s fishing communities and the MLA.
For more information, call 207.967.4555 or email patrice@mainelobstermen.org. Find more dates and times at www.mainelobsterme.org.
GHS Chess Team Keeps on Rolling!
The GHS Chess Team Keeps Rolling On!
The GHS Chess Team Remains Undefeated after beating their main rivals Swampscott High School 33-11
The GHS Chess Team is 7-0 so far this Season with one Match to go. They’ve already earned a first round bye in The upcoming North Shore Scholastic Chess League Tournament.
Look for More Breaking GHS Chess News and Photos,
(If I can teach these Geniuses how to use a Camera)
Right here on GMG!












