Month: September 2010

FREE Fall Events at Harmeling Physical Therapy in Gloucester

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

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Proud Sponsor of the 2010 Gloucester Triathlon

20 years of experience treating North Shore residents with orthopedic, post operative and sports injuries.

FREE Fall Events at Harmeling Physical Therapy in Gloucester:

  • FREE SPORTS INJURY EVALUATIONS. Sunday mornings September 12th running through November 14th from 8 – 9:00 am. Come in and have one of our expert Sports Physical Therapists/Certified Athletic Trainers evaluate your sports injury.

  • PREVENTION OF ACL INJURIES IN FEMALE ATHLETES Thursday October 7th at 7 pm. Come hear Steve Nutter, MSPT, ATC, CSCS talk about the female knee. Call our office @ 978 283 0888 to registar for this event

Come visit us anytime at one of our four office locations in Gloucester in the Blackburn Industrial Park, Gordon College in Wenham, Danvers and Wilmington. All of our locations are easily accessible from the highway. Most major insurances accepted.

Visit our website www.harmelingpt.com for more information.

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A Benefit For Morgan Huke

Posted on by Joanne

Photo by Louise

Time
Wednesday, October 20 · 7:00pm – 12:00am


Location    The Elks

97 Atlantic Rd OCTOBER 20TH
Gloucester Ma
978 283 1092
7 UNTIL MIDNIGHT


Created By
Summer A McLaughlin

Please join me and Holly Harris as we not only celebrate Morgans lifes accomplishments but also to offer our friendship and love as guidance and hope for Morgan!!!


THE ERINN BROWN BAND
JAMES MONTGOMERY
BARRENCE WHITFIELD
HENLEY DOUGLAS JR
JULIE DOUGHERTY
ED ROBINSON
BRADLEY ROYDS
CHIPPA

TICKETS FORMS FOR THIS EVENT CAN BE FOUND AT THE RECORD EXCHANGE IN SALEM
THE DOG BAR
THE RHUMB LINE
DIVINE DAY SPA ALL IN GLOUCESTER
YOU WILL ALSO BE ABLE TO GET A FORM FROM THE BOSTON GLOBE ADVERTISEMENT AND THE BOSTON HERALD
YOU CAN GET TICKET FORMS FROM CINDY SISCO AND ALICE ARNOLD
GET YOUR TICKETS EARLY THIS EVENT WILL SELL OUT
NOT TO WORRY WE ARE HAVING ANOTHER BENEFIT IN MARCH
THAT LINE UP WILL BE
CHARLIE FARREN
TOM HAMBRIDGE
JOHNNY A
JOHNNY BUTCHER
THE ERINN BROWN BAND
LISA MARIE AND SWEET WILLIE D
INGE BERGE
THE PAULA KALAHARIS BAND
and some other folks i havent gotten intouch with yet .. this event will be in or around boston and will hold more people


IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO MAKE A DONATION AND CANT COME THATS ON THE FORM TOO!!!
ANY DONATIONS FOR RAFFLES PLEASE SEE BRIDGET VERGA PERRY, SUMMER MCLAUGHLIN, CINDY SISCO
OR JOANNE SILVA


GOD BLESS AND LETS ROCK AND ROLL


Apollonius of Tyana At Blackburn Performing Arts- October 10th

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Apollonius of Tyana

a dance with some words and music

by Charles Olson

Adapted and performed by Sarah Slifer, Matthew Swift,

Elote Villanueva, Adam Zelny, and Mark Wagner

Sunday October 10th, 3PM

Blackburn Performing Arts

1 Washington Street

Gloucester, Massachusetts

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Ms Scola’s 5th Grade Class Rocks Some of Gloucester’s Best Attractions

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

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Frank Ciolino writes-

Hi Joey I just want to tell you what a great day I had with my daughter Mikayla’s 5th grade class from Plum Cove with Ms Scola. First we went to the Cape Ann Museum (One of my favorite places) and spent some time in the Fitz H.Lane room. Then upstairs where we learned about the life of Howard Blackburn .Then off to the Schooner Thomas E. Lannon where Capt Tom and his crew told stories and taught us how to tie knots and other lessons. All the kids got to steer the boat. A real treat for all.If there is anybody that has NOT been on the Lannon yet this is a must you will not regret it.I’m sending a couple of pics One of Ms. Scola’s class and one of Mikala at the helm. Thanks I will see you later…………Frank

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My quest for today….

Posted on by Sharon

Now that I have finished the 2011 calendar 🙂 and it’s ready to print, I’m thinking maybe a Cape Ann lighthouse calendar would be cool. So today I’m doing research. Any less obvious ones that I might miss?

Thanks!  —-Sharon

Seal Sunning Itself At The Dock

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Yesterday Ed Collard spotted a seal sunning itself on a camel at our dock.  The very camel that the Mellissa K ties up to.  It was incredibly relaxed even as Ed and I approached it to take pictures and videos.

Look for the video tonight at 6PM

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153 Miles and and 18 Hour Steam Dave Jewell and Crew Land Two Fat Bluefin Tuna

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Heading out a couple of days ago Dave and his crew head out for an 18 hour steam of  153 miles to catch themselves a nice pay day. One 800 lber and one 650 these tuna will command a nice price in Japan.

When Dave headed out he was a bit nervous because where they have to go to catch these fish it’s a long way out and there’s no place to run and hide if a storm whips up.  It is where there are warm ocean currents and cold water intersecting and it can produce nasty storms seemingly out of the blue and without much warning.

Video coming tomorrow

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Jay Albert From Cape Ann Images Got Some Great Shots of The Tuna Being Offloaded Check Out His Blog For More Here

Gloucester Shuts Out Winthrop

Posted on by Thom Falzarano
Click photo for more of the game Photos/ThomFalzarano

Next Friday Night at the Pit Gloucester hosts Beverly!

Classic Cooks at Blackburn Industrial Park – Video

Posted on by Manuel F. Simoes

Barbecue on Thursday’s and great breakfasts and lunches.

Video with  Julie Ann Geary – Event Creator

Click below to view the CC website

www.ClassicCooks.com

Thanks for watching

Giuseppe’s Music

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Hey Joey,

We realize alot of folks don’t know, but aside from our weekend Piano 
Bar with my Joe, we have acoustic music every Sunday from 7pm-10pm 
with a great lineup of musicians.  Our entire music schedule is posted 
on http://www.Gimmesound.com under "Giuseppe’s Ristorante and Piano Bar", 
which includes first Wednesdays of every month at 8pm, Brian King and 
Joe Thomas as "True Vintage Duo" (www.truevintageduo.com) (Brian 
sings, Joe plays piano, it’s been a ton of fun).

This coming Sunday, September 26th, we have a great musician and 
singer, Quill (Jesse Ciarmataro) coming to play a solo. He is usually 
with a band when he has played around Gloucester.

I was wondering of you would mind posting these two posters if you get 
a chance before the weekend?

Best, Memory

Gloucester At Dawn- Thursday September 23,2010 Harvest Moon and The Trapper John Heads Into The Darkness

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

See that blur in the middle of the picture?  That’s the Trapper John in motion with the long exposure. 

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The Eurodam Hits the Road

Posted on by capeannpainter

I got back to town just in time to see the Eurodam Leave the Harbor. To bad it was a Hazy day to take photos.

09/24/2010  4:55pm

Cartilage Bone – Ghosties – Video

Posted on by Manuel F. Simoes

Joey is always thinking of great ideas, especially for his kids.

I wonder what other uses people can come up with for “Ghosties”

Thanks For Watching

Fisherman Tattoo Series- Jerry Falaska Fishing Vessel Double Trouble

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

For more from The Good Morning Gloucester Fisherman Tattoo Series Click Here

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Celebrating the Guitar: A Masters Showcase ~ Save the date

Posted on by Joanne

Larry Coryell is one of the world’s acknowledged guitar masters. He has recorded more than 75 albums over the past 40 years as a bandleader, soloist and ‘featured accompanist’. Hailed by his legion of fans as one of “the guitar gods” in the late 1970s and as a “truly Renaissance musician who excels at all styles of playing”, he has also been christened as “a true pioneer of rock-jazz fusion” by the New York Times, and dubbed “the Godfather of Fusion” by Dan Ouellette of Down Beat Magazine.  Ken Bonfield ha s toured nationally since 1994, has released 5 solo albums and 2 duo albums with violinist Joe Ebel, Steve Davison released his national debut “White River Suite” in 2010.   Together, Bonfield and Davison are touring with Artistry of the Guitar.




Tough! Richie Cassola Keeps Right On Hauling Lobster Gear With A Fish Hook Stuck In His Finger

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

It’s one thing to get a fish hook embedded into your finger and stop working to take the thing out but retired Beverly Policeman Richie Cassola strapped on a Band-Aid and kept on working ‘til the last pot was hauled.

That’s Toughness Folks!  He says he kept hauling because he knew we needed the lobsters.  I say it’s because he just loves being out on the water.

Click the picture for the full sized version.

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Here’s the Video-

Atta Boy Richie!