Day: January 7, 2012

Cape Ann Brewing Silo Install From Bill O’Connor

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Hi Joey,

I caught this image with my phone on Friday while they were pressure washing the new grain silo at the Cape Ann Brewing Company. Apparently they’ll be able to store half of an 18 wheeler’s tanker load of grain in there and will feed into the building from the outside with an automated auger system. Who would have thought that a grain silo –something normally associated with farming –would end up in Saint Peter’s Square?

Enjoy! ~Bill O’Connor North Shore Kid

Resolutions for a Healthy New Year From Karen Pischke

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Hi Joey.

With the New Year I have been hearing reports from my clients who have Successfully Stopped Smoking and wanted to share this poem and advice with GMG readers.

STOPPING smoking is the BEST Thing anyone can ever do! Taking back your health, as you take back control of your life. I stopped many years ago, and am so glad I did!

There are now many low cost/no cost options for those serious about stopping smoking. I offer FREE consultations for those interested. (Serious inquiries only please!)

Wishing you and the residents of Gloucester the Best of Health in this New Year!             Karen

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War On Bugs Event Change of Venue, Monopoly Story Screening At Cape Ann Community Cinema Info

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro
Good morning Joey,
Due to popular demand, the location for the War on Bugs event has been changed to the Harbor Room which is directly across the street from the Gloucester Writers Center. The specific address is 8 Norwood Court in Gloucester (across the street and down the hill toward the harbor). Suggested donation is $10, $5 for students and absolutely no one turned away for lack of funds. For more information, call Annie Thomas at 978.283.7738 or email her at asthomer@yahoo.com
Thanks for letting people know…
Terry

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“Under The Boardwalk: The Monopoly Story.” Featured At Cape Ann Community Cinema Sunday


This Sunday, January 8th at 2:30pm, the Cape Ann Community Cinema (21
Main Street in Gloucester) will be screening Kevin Tostado’s new
documentary “Under The Boardwalk: The Monopoly Story.” Our guest will
be Phil Orbanes, the current president of the specialty games company
Winning Moves. Phil is a former Senior Vice President of Research and
Development for Parker Brothers and is widely regarded as the leading
expert on the game of Monopoly. Phil has published two books about the
all-time best selling board game: “The Monopoly Companion” and
“Monopoly: The World’s Most Famous Game And How It Got That Way,” as
well as a book about the history of the former Salem staple Parker
Brothers titled “The Game Makers.” Phil also serves as a historical
consultant for Hasbro Games, current owners of Parker Brothers, and as
chief judge at the U.S. and World Monopoly Championships. Phil is
featured prominently in the film. Phil is reachable at
PhilOrb@aol.com.

You can learn more about the film at http://www.monopolydocumentary.com.