Month: August 2010

Pathways for Children Mini Cooper Car Raffle

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Hi Joey,

Would you please post the below info and attached photo on
Good Morning Gloucester when you get a chance? Thanks so much!

Pathways for Children is thrilled to kick-off a car raffle
for a 2010 Mini Cooper in support of all Pathways programs. Ticket price
is $100 and only 500 tickets will be sold. Tickets are selling quickly so don’t
miss your chance! Tickets can be purchased in Gloucester at:

Pathways for Children @ 29 Emerson Ave.
Willow Rest @ 11 Holly St.
Gorton’s @ 128 Rogers St.
Deborah Coull Salon @ 114 Main St.

Official Rules and Tax Information can be found online @ ww.pw4c.org. Raffle drawing: October
20, 2010. Winner need not be present to win. For more information,
call 978.281.2400×154.
Good luck!
Carla Dellaporta
Development Associate
Pathways for Children
29 Emerson Avenue
Gloucester, MA 01930
978.281.2400 x 154

http://www.goodmorninggloucester.com

Breaking News- Cut Bridge Now Re-Opened To All Traffic

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Updated 12:15

Gloucester MA

Reported By Ed Collard  for Good Morning Gloucester at 12:15PM

The Cut Bridge Is NOw Open To Vehicle and Pedestrian Traffic As Well As Boat Traffic

Ed Reports after speaking to National grid that power is not expected to be restored til 1PM.

State Fish Pier’s Wildlife Kingdom

Posted on by capeannpainter

Ok, Help me out here!

WTF IS THIS!

Is it a Tall Rat? A Fisher Cat? Or just a poor Ferrat let go by its irresponsible owner?

Photos taken at the State Fish Pier.

I love Ebay!

Posted on by Sharon

I’ve had lens lust for a while now for the Nikon AF Micro Nikkor 60mm f/2.8. I couldn’t justify paying $500 for it, so I checked out the auctions on Ebay and found several of these lenses. I watched the bidding, and they seemed to go for around $275. I knew that my limit was $250. After getting outbid on four auctions, I persevered and won last night for $236.50! Happy girl!!!!

Click on the photo for more info on this lens.

Schooner Harvey Gamage Arrives For Schooner Festival

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

This is one of the top three weekends to visit Gloucester IMO.   We usually have clear dry weather and the schooners are just gorgeous to go aboard.  If you haven’t already got tickets to go aboard the Thomas Lannon I’d call Kay in the office ADSAP and make arrangements.  Captain Tom will show you a great time and tell you all about the Schooners in port as you glide around Gloucester Harbor.  Check out The Thomas Lannon Website here for details on how to get tickets for a cruise.

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Boston Massacre Come Down To Our Dock To Shoot Their 2011 Calendar Pics

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

If you haven’t been to watch a Roller Derby Bout featuring our own Boston Derby Dames then you have missed out on watching the number one dollar for dollar entertainment value in the State of Massachusetts.  Roller derby is fast paced, action packed, semi violent, the skaters are friendly and you don’t need to be a rocket science to enjoy the sport.  For more info about the Boston Derby Dames click here

We’ve covered The Boston Derby Dames for the past two years first finding out about it through Krush Puppy, a local who kills it on the flat track!  Once I went to my first bout I was hooked.  So when Krush asked if they could shoot the 2011 calendar down at the dock I told her I think it would be a perfect fit.  The team’s image is tough and blue collar and the mascot is Pinchy McMasshole a giant foam lobster- what place would be better than right here at Captain Joe and Sons!

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Group Photo Aboard The Allison Carol

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The Massacre Arrive

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Harlot Fevah Primping

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Prepping The Set

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Powwow Sunday!

Posted on by blackswanbeth

Seaside Festival and Powwow
Saturday and Sunday 10am-5pm

Check it out at Stage Fort Park! Intertribal American Indian event featuring dancing, story telling and arts and crafts. Public welcome. Free Admission. Drug and alcohol free event. Presented by the Intertribal Council of Tolba Menahan. Supported by the Gloucester Parks Department and Gloucester Cultural Council.

The Schooners are coming!….are here, some are.

Posted on by capeannpainter

Gloucester is getting ready for the 2010 Schooner Festival.

The Schooners Harvey Gamage and The Westward arrived tonight

 at the State Fish Pier.

at rest
With their Dingys hangin' about

For more Info on the 2010 Gloucester, Ma Schooner Festival click the links below

http://www.capeannvacations.com/Schooner/Guide/2010GloucesterSchoonerFestival.pdf

http://www.capeannvacations.com/schooner/schedule/

Georges Coffee Shop Kicks Off The GHS Football Season

Posted on by Thom Falzarano
Live from George's Coffee Shop North Shore 104.9

This morning before the 10am debut of the 2010 GHS football team, North Shore 104.9 interviewed Coach Paul Ingram, Co-Captains – Gilbert Brown and Mike Tomaino, hosted by Dean Salah/George’s Coffee Shop.

Click the photo for a look inside George’s Coffee Shop!

Lone Gull 10K Volunteer Opportunity and Website

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

In case you hadn’t heard, The Lone Gull 10K is coming up.  The race course is gorgeous and its usually a sunny dry day.  If you would like to volunteer pop on down to the Lone Gull or check out The Lone Gull 10K website here

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Vern and Joy Jenks Represent!

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

From Middleville MI. Some of the best years of my life was spent in G-Town and Rockport in the early 70’s. Good times at 28 fort square, Fair St and Pooles Chicken oops in Rockport. Coming home for a visit this fall.

Best regards,

Vern and Joy Jenks

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Seasons On Main 50% Off Everything

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

50% Off

All Full Price Items

Storewide

Seasons on main

130 Main St.  Gloucester

Sun 10-4, Mon-Wed 10-5, Thurs-Sat 10-6

Lanesville Community Center Music Festival Sunday Sept. 19

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

The Lanesville Community Center, 8 Vulcan St., Gloucester,
presents the first annual Lanesville Music Festival on Sunday Sept. 19, 1 – 6
PM. Five hours of great music performed by some of the North
Shore’s best. Each hour will include primary musicians with guest players,
covering selections from acoustic classics, bluegrass, blues, Celtic, jazz,
swing, and new originals. The line up is: 1-2PM: Barry O’Brien and
friends, 2-3PM: Steve Brennan and Henry Nigro, 3-4PM: Ryan/Ortolani/Fleming,
4-5PM: Sheila Jones and Ron Schrank, with Honky Tonk Women, and 5-6PM: Wild
Maple (Gary Dolinsky, Trish DeCaprio and friends). The setting
is outdoors, under the tent in the field next to
the historic barn that houses the Lanesville Community
Center. Food and beverages will be available for sale by The Plum Cove
Grind, Smokin’ Jim’s BBQ, The Lobster Pool, and Fisherman’s Brew. Local
crafts for sale, plus a great raffle. Admission is free, with
donations gratefully accepted. Parking is available at the St. Paul
Lutheran Church at 1123 Washington St. Come join
us!
The LCC is currently raising funds to
redesign the center’s interior to accommodate more music and arts, as well as
private parties, to create a community resource for everyone
to enjoy. Come see what we are up to. For more information on
the players, other LCC events, parking areas, and directions, see our website,
http://www.lanesvillecommunitycenter.org

http://www.goodmorninggloucester.com