Chickity Check It!- Terry Weber seARTS Article In The Boston Globe

Crafting an artsy reputation

Cape Ann recognized by AmericanStyle magazine

Joey Ciaramitaro of Captain Joe and Sons with Jacqueline Ganim-DeFalco (center) and Kristine Fisher, both of seARTS.

Photo-Lisa Poole for The Boston Globe

By Terry Weber

Globe Correspondent / June 23, 2011

When most people visualize Gloucester, they imagine a fisherman casting his nets, or the white sands of Good Harbor Beach, or the excitement of spotting a whale as it rises from the ocean’s depths. Now, thanks to many active artists and art organizations, Gloucester is on its way to reestablishing its reputation as a center for the arts.

The city made the grade as a popular arts destination in an article appearing in the summer edition of AmericanStyle magazine. Gloucester was ranked third in the small-city category with other cities that had a population below 100,000. The top two spots were taken by Asheville, N.C., and Santa Fe, respectively.

Click here for the entire article at The Boston Globe Website

SUP the Coast Will and Mike Land In Gloucester- GMG Coverage

Will Rich (grew up in Bayview) and Mike Simpson are now paddleboarding from Key West, Florida, to Portland, Maine to raise money for the Wounded Warriors Project and SUP Cleanup.

Yesterday They Landed Here in Gloucester MA to a Hero’s Welcome and GMG Was There To Bring You’re Their Story.

Our Video Interview-

Pictures-

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The boys finally landed in Gloucester MA and we were there to cover it-

Joey’s Photos-

Family Reunion

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Mike Enjoys One Of Ambie’s Sausage Sandwiches

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Charles de Gaspe Beaubien Photos-

Greeted By Cape Ann SUP Contingency-

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Hitting Pavilion-

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Reunion Time-

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Donna Ardizzoni Photos-

June 21, 2011 fiesta sup 011Family embrace
Donna Ardizzoni Video-

SUP the Coast website

SUP the Coast on Facebook

Their position in Real Time.

Thanks Donna, Charles, Paul and Ed For The Awesome Coverage!

2011 Greasy Pole Shrine Takes Shape

Erik Spear and Paulie Nicastro begin to erect the Greasy pole Shrine with several new additions this year including a memorial, more flags, banners from Peter Favazza and photos from Cape Ann Historical Museum courtesy of The Infamous Fred Buck.

look for the video tomorrow and more photos of the shrine completed

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