My View of Life on the Dock
Hi Joey,
I had a wonderful visit from my best friend from high school who now lives in Florida and writes a blog. She posted about her visit to Cape Ann and I thought you might find it interesting and I would love to share it with the GMG community.
Laura Dow
click the pic to read about her Gloucester experience-
2011 Race Preview With The Spitfire That Is- Sarah Breen
For More Information Visit The Run Gloucester Website Here
Note the signature Sarah Breen shades (coming soon to Target Stores Globally)
Presented to Lara Lepoionka and Stevens Brosnihan by The Gloucester Historical Commission
CLICK ON PHOTO FOR SLIDE_SHOW
Frank L. Cox is the father of David Cox proprietor of Main Street Arts and Antique Store ( 124 Main Street).
The photo was taken around where the Gloucester House currently stands, the book contains many photos of Gloucester circa 1920.
Matt Billy Writes-
Video of me lifting my Sabb G into my Danish double-ended cutter project, Jette. I live on the island called Cape Ann and I am building this boat in the town of East Gloucester, Massachusetts. I have been building boats for 15 years.
We had a great Mug Up this Sunday. Linda Colman, FOB from Ann Arbor, MI came by with Bill Heckencamp and Jane Gibbs from Newburyport. Charity Ciaramitaro came bearing warm bagels and cream cheese, and showed us her first paintings and some of her photography (the first she had shown them to anyone – it is a great honor to be the first to see someone’s work, and it was wonderful – she has a great eye). Schooner Adventure’s Peter Souza stopped by bearing a CD gift of sea songs by John Roberts. The Boss was here as was Thom Falzarano, Ed Collard (who brought some glazed “walnuts” to taunt Paul “Paulie Walnuts” Frontiero with), Paul and Kathy Frontiero brought themselves and brownies with “walnuts”, R.D., Paul and Sue Morrison (who made some awesome zucchini bread from the monster zuccini in their garden – see R.D. pictured with it, the bread, not the monster zuccini), Ruth brought a cool fruit salad and Winslow came bearing blueberry muffins. Greg Bover was back for a visit from his organ installation at Harvard and arrived in his sailboat. I made my famous coffee and deviled eggs (in spite of the previous day’s egg explosion event). Everyone had a great time and no one left hungry.
E.J. Lefavour
www.khanstudiointernational.com
Dave Jewell aboard the Lady J got this anchor snarled up with one of his lobster trawls. he brought it to the industrial boom over at the State fish pier where they hauled it off and now it sits at the top of our driveway here at Captain Joe and Sons. It stands about 6 feet tall and many people like to use them in front of a seafood restaurant or business. if you are interested in it, Dave is willing to sell it. Let me know.
Then followed that beautiful season… Summer….
Filled was the air with a dreamy and magical light; and the landscape
Lay as if new created in all the freshness of childhood.
~Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Kim writes-
I believe I mentioned that this past week, Lisa Smith and her Cape Ann TV After-the Beach Teen Video Club stopped by for a tour of my garden. Here’s a short clip, with a wonderful surprise visit by the friendly Question Mark butterfly, who very conveniently, stole the show.
The teens and Lisa did a great job and all very much enjoyed the beautiful creatures that flew in and out of our story. It is not easy to focus on tiny subjects using a heavy camera attached to a tripod. The full video of the garden tour and interview will air in the near future and we will keep you posted.
Read his Tweet here-
#Birdseye #Gloucester Jim Davis owner of New Balance buys Birdseye from developer Mac Bell for $6.5 million. Bell bought it for $2.25mil.
Joey writes-
My guess is that for that sum of money it would include more property than just the Birdseye Property, but that is only my uniformed guess. look for Steven’s Story In the Gloucester Daily Times Tomorrow
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E.J. Lefavour
www.khanstudiointernational.com
Hi, Joey!
Did you like Greasy Pole, The Musical? Well, The Annie & Henry Allen TheatreWorks has done it again!
Here is the official poster (reflecting our NEW steampunk look!) for
The 1st Annual TRAGABIGZANDA Political Theatre Festival
opening this coming Friday, August 5th. 7:00pm showtime, plus matinees on the Sundays.
Pay at the Box Office: – RESERVATION HOTLINE 978-704-1269
LOCAL BUSINESSES: Get your ad in our Playbill by Monday, August 1st.
Price sheet is here: http://thecapeann.wordpress.com/price-sheet-for-our/
Thanks for supporting your local arts scene!
This week and this week only GMG will be accepting Health/Wellness submissions as part of GMG Health/Wellness week. Get your submissions in this week and I will run ONE POST for your organization- note this is only for this week and then we will close the health wellness publicity machine down til next January so get them in for submission. (try to make them creative along the lines of what the fabulous Treetop Yoga did by incorporating some Gloucester settings, locations or fun into your submission. YouTube videos are a great way to get your point across. Make ONE video and send me the URL and I’ll run that for you. You have til Thursday to get me something. email your submission to goodmorninggloucester@yahoo.com
No excuse if you miss the deadline, no excuses if you didn’t see this post in time (you should be dissecting every square inch of the blog every day anyway so shame on you if you missed it) 
One Week and One Week Only!
Use the Treetop Yoga Post as a guide to what I mean by making it creative and not simply an ad for your joint
The Boss
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I think Top Dog is becoming my favorite place for fried clams on Cape Ann. Their fried clams are very light, crispy and flavorful, the dogs are awesome too. It’s a great place for yummy summer food, people watching and taking a break from Bear Skin Neck shopping.
The Man’s Best Friend Hot Dog (chili & cheese) and Fried Clams at Top Dog in Rockport. 
http://www.thenoise-boston.com/content/view/3/5/
See what Julie Dougherty has to say
http://www.thenoise-boston.com/content/blogcategory/1/2/
Front Row Left to Right: Nate Ross (Coach), Don Amero, Conrad “Bunny” Vitali, Cy Perkins, (Philly), Fran Kennedy, Ed Welch, Leroy Call
Back Row Left to Right: “Buddy” Twoney, “Bump” Osman, Wally Powers, “Hoppy” Vanna, Samuel Moceri, Dan Harris, Jim Witham, John Hammor, “Sonny” Layton, Win Story, David Cox
Some of the people in the background Indentified:
Lois Souza, Hogan Garassi, Roberta ?, Louie Norton, Mary Azevedo
H.A. Lind-
Hi Joey:
I could not resist your challenge of a new design for the Block Party poster
for three (very serious) reasons:
• I miss Glosta soooo much.
• I lived/worked in 3 apartments in Kirk Noyes wonderful 92 Main Street building downtown,and
• I just miss everything Gloucester, especially downtown!!!
Yes – I am passionate about downtown!
You will notice my design reflects these interests!
Many Thanks to you and all of your contributors for helping me to maintain my sanity –
in spite of our 3000 miles of separation!!!
Best regards,
H. A. Lind
aka. HelannaBanana
; )
and below Linda Cordner-
Hopper House Then and Now.
The Painting that made Eward Hopper Famous.
Of Course it was a Rocky Neck House!
http://www.khanstudiointernational.com/
http://www.yearofedwardhopper.com/
Good Morning Gloucester 