Mug Up – Sunday 9:00-11:00 am – Always a Good Time

 

Sunday, August 19th Mug Up will be a Food Competition – Anything containing Cape Ann Blueberries.  Interested Judges, please make yourselves known.  Contestants get out there blueberry picking or better yet go to the Farmers Market Thursday and get your fresh blueberries for your favorite award winning blueberry recipe. 

E.J. Lefavour

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Blues Festival is over but the party is just starting

Pub Crawl tonight at Minglewood, Cape Ann Brewery & the Dog Bar, many of the Blues Festival musician are planning on jamming tonight.  check it out!  Kenny Neal and Dikki Du both asked me how to get to Rogers Street for the Pub Crawl!!

Cape Ann Painters and Photographers Group

Hi Everyone,

Happy August!

This is an reminder that our meeting will be held on Monday, August 13, 9-11 at the Annie. The first 1/2 hour will be a social time. Please bring your own coffee or tea!

We will continue our custom of having everyone “check in” and share what they would like to about their work.

Newcomers are always welcome.  See you then.

Alice Gardner

Gloucester Harbor Walk Gus Foote Dedication Sunday

Tomorrow, Sunday, at noon is the dedication of the Gus Foote Park. Following the dedication, I will be giving a mini-talk about the butterfly gardens planted along the Harbor Walk. A yummy clam chowder tasting is planned, provided by the Gloucester House Restaurant. At 12:45, we’ll Walk the Walk with Mayor Kirk. The theme of Sunday’s walk is Gloucester’s maritime heritage.

Sunny skies are predicted for tomorrow–perfect weather for strolling through the gardens while listening to sea stories. I hope you’ll come join us!

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Gus Foote, now 82 years young, is a retired Gloucester City Councilman. He represented Ward 2 for more than three decades. In 2011, Gus was reappointed by Governor Deval Patrick to serve another five-year term on the Gloucester Housing Authority. Gus Foote Image Courtesy GMG 2009

Cambridge Seven Associates Gloucester Harbor Walk Team. From left to right: Peter Sollogub, Principal; Ethan Lacy, Chris Muskopf, Tim Mansfield, and Rosie Weinberg