Actually, this must be a reflection of a reflection, because it’s an east-facing window…
-Fr. Matthew Green
My View of Life on the Dock
Craig Kimberley, Ed Collard, BIL Barry,Mammaw, Deanna, BJ, Joey and Frank Ciolino and Sista Felicia have been all out busting hump to make it happen.
Props to our awesome sponsors!!!!
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The Lone Gull is a family owned coffeehouse located on Main Street in historic downtown Gloucester, Massachusetts. Our ideal location makes us a great place to stop for a drink or a bite to eat, to chat with friends, or to have a business meeting. We offer free wi-fi to our customers, extremely comfortable couches and chairs, and a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere.
Stones is a small comfortable neighborhood pub in Gloucester, MA, America’s oldest seaport! We offer homemade soups, sandwiches and desserts all made on premises before your eyes in the open kitchen. The delicious smells welcome when you come in the door to a warm greeting.
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Steve Noble who does so much community work donating his time toward many great causes.
The new executive director of the Chamber of Commerce says that Good Morning Gloucester does so much for the community that he wanted to personally be a sponsor of the 2012 GMG horribles parade float
Donna Ardizzoni and Rick Moore
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Tim Blakeley From Gloucester Bytes the man who made the Gloucester Webcam project possible!
for letting us use his trailer
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Alicia Cox writes-
Hey guys
its not time to go back on diets tomorrow! Its chris and i all week and i betta see you guys! Mudiga steaks continue for lunch monday and ofcourse coffee rolls! Dont make me hunt you down! Ggrrrrr (arent i scary lol 🙂 )
truly
alicia
Mayor Kirk Submits-
Joey,
We love Father Matthew’s photos so much. Thought you might like the view from the other side of the camera.
Carolyn
I couldn’t have asked for a better more dedicated effort than the one put forth by our team. 35 quality posts in the First three days alone including the winning greasy pole walks, novena, procession, seine boats, Fiesta 5 K, faces in the crowd. Hell we had something like six different quality posts on Fiesta 5k alone.
Now I understand certain media outlets take heat for trying to stuff as much Fiesta content as they can into their pages but that’s the beauty of GMG. We don’t have no stinkin rules.
We don’t have to cover the puss.
We cover the good and we cover it to death.
FIESTA BABY! WE OWN THIS SPACE!
#BOOM! THAT JUST HAPPENED!
Great Job Team!
Filmed at Friday night’s formal opening ceremony. After shooting the greasy pole contest I raced back to my car, which was parked all the back to I4-C2, to lessen the load of tripod and video camera. I grabbed my still camera thinking I would only take snapshots. I wish I had kept the video camera with me, but attempted to shoot video with the Fujifilm x100. The x100 unfortunately does not have IS, or image stabilization, nonetheless the colors are good.
Lots of anglers are catching 6" to 8" squid off the inside edge of the Eastern Point Breakwater with Sabiki rigs.
Anyone have a good spicy recipe for what to do with the fresh catch?
By the way, now that the Audubon Society runs the lot at the breakwater, don’t forget that it costs $5.00 to park there for the day!
As for access, tell the guard at the gate by Niles Beach that you’re headed for the breakwater. There’s a public right of way along the AEPR (Association of Eastern Point Residents) private speed-bumped roads.
As for Niles Pond, it’s a Great Pond open to public use.
Far Out in the Harbor
Far out in the harbor in the pink dusk
of a late June day, lies a schooner fast
to her anchor beneath the first quarter moon.
The softness of the scene mesmerizes me
and I imagine I can hear the rigging softly
click and ring against the swaying masts.
I quietly breathe in time to the gently
breaking surf. The nearby sounds of the Fiesta
are dampened by my meditation;
I am drawn into the temple of the harbor.
©Marty Luster 2012
Mark your calendar: Thursday, July 5 at Rocky Neck Art Colony for Nights on the Neck and the closing reception for Horses and Other Abstract Notions, paintings by Judy Wilburn and Miss Lyn Cardinal at Khan Studio at the GMG Gallery. Make a night of it. The first performance – African Drumming with Mamadou – starts at 5:00 at Keith Trefry Memorial Park. My all time favorite, Bird Mancini will be at Imagine from 6:45-7:30. Judy’s and Lyn’s closing reception is from 7:00-9:00 and we have the awesome Tony Gallo Band at Madfish Wharf from 7:45-8:45. Our own Karen Ristuben winds up the night at The Center. The complete schedule follows. Don’t miss it. And don’t forget to stop by The Center at 6 Wonson Street when you arrive to pick up your Scavenger Hunt card. Also, think about having dinner at Madfish Grille or The Rudder, two of the sponsors of this year’s NOTN.
E.J. Lefavour
Representin’ for GMG in the Heartland
Joey,
Ruby and Luke McElhenny may be visiting Kansas City but their heart remains in Gloucester.
Photo by Sally Goldenbaum, an author whose mysteries are set on Cape Ann and GoodMorningGloucester’s biggest fan in Kansas. (She also happens to be Ruby and Luke’s grandmother).