Sista Felicia Will Be Live Streaming Tonight’s St Peter’s Novena NOW! Tuesday Night 6/24/14

Click Here To View The Live St Peter’s Novena Video Feed RIGHT NOW!!!

http://www.ustream.tv/channel/sista-felicia-s-kitchen

Click the picture then you will be brought to UStream where they ask you to watch a short 30 second ad and then the live feed will play for you!

thanks To James From Cape Ann Giclee For The Help Getting The Feed Streaming

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Staircase in fog at Coolidge Reservation

June 14, 2014 Staircase in the fog at Coolridge Reservation
For more information about Coolidge Reservation please follow the following link.
http://www.thetrustees.org/places-to-visit/northeast-ma/coolidge-reservation.html

Wednesdays with Fly Amero ~ This weeks special guest is Charlee Bianchini.

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This Week:
Fresh Grilled Salmon, $11.95!

Wednesday, June 25th
Special Guest: 
CHARLEE BIANCHINI!
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We are so long overdue to have the sweet, talented Charlee
Bianchini as Wednesday’s guest at the Rhumb Line. ~ Fly
From her website: Growing up in a house filled with folk
music, bluegrass and jazz, Charlee has been singing since she
could remember. She started playing the guitar when she was
five years old, and after learning the basics, she chose to pursueclassical guitar.  She has studied with the accomplished, Anthony Weller, among others, and she continues studying both classicaland folk/rock finger-picking techniques.  Charlee has beenperforming professionally for four years now, mainly in andaround New England. Her music could be described asacoustic, folk/indie-rock. Her favorite artists include, Jeff Buckley, Alison Krauss, Joni Mitchell, Nina Simone, Joan Baez, Patsy Cline, Phoebe Snow, Fleetwood Mac, The Talking Heads, and BonnieRaitt among so many others.
Visit: http://www.charleebeth.com/
Dinner with great music!
*Each week features a special, invited musical guest
Dave Trooper’s Kitchen…
Fresh Grilled Salmon, $11.95!
Prepared fresh weekly by “Troop”… always good!
Plus – Check out Fred’s rockin’ wine menu!
Upcoming…
7/02 – Alexandra Valenti
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Visit: http://www.therhumbline.com/
Looking forward…
…to seeing you there!  🙂 ~ Fly

 

Community Photos 6/24/14

Len Burgess submits-

It’s a whole new experience driving in Gloucester.

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Capt. Joe’s And The Beauport Princess From Anthony Marks

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Solstice sunset From Gloucester Quilter

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St. Peter Novena Day 8

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St. Peter Day 8 Photos

Last nights rosary ended with one of my favorite novena songs Padre Pio #2… “The Godmother” had the crowd waving their hands to the beat of the music!….Rosie Verga’s statement,during the closing prayer… “That song was a treat for all of us here tonight and a perfect way to end tonight’s rosary.”

The American legion Hall was quickly cleaned and reset for tonight’s last 2014 St. Peter Novena and Ceremonial Rosary Mass after last nights Novena

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***View tonight’s Novena and Mass services live at 6pm ***
GMG Live Stream Details
 are posted at the top of the GMG website for your convience

W. G. Brown and Company, circa 1920

W. G. Brown department store was located at 186 and 188 Main Street in downtown Gloucester. It was touted as the largest dry goods store this side of Lynn. The W. G. Brown building today is called Brown's Mall and stands across the street from the Gloucester District Court and Police Station. Dry goods stores carry textiles and household items other that those in hardware and grocery stores.
W. G. Brown department store was located at 186 and 188 Main Street in downtown Gloucester. It was touted as the largest dry goods store this side of Lynn. The W. G. Brown building today is called Brown’s Mall and stands across the street from the Gloucester District Court and Police Station. Dry goods stores carry textiles and household items other that those in hardware and grocery stores.

The Difference Between Good Harbor Beach and Hampton Beach

We don’t have whack jobs like White Ninja Guy-

This was taped on Hampton Beach yesterday

Serious question, does this routine have the ladies ready to jump his bones?

I mean the act is so preposterous you almost have to respect it.

Completely redefining the White Ninja game.

Or not really…

Celebrating on Gloucester’s Water Shuttle From Cindy Hendrickson

Hey Joey,

What a spectacular time a group of us Gloucester chicks – and a few select men –  had last Saturday celebrating the birthday of our dear friend and GHS alum, Christine Buckley.  It was one of those “significant” birthdays that deserves more than just a dinner get together.  

Why not celebrate on the ocean, we thought?  How many of us grew up here and proclaim our love of the ocean, yet never actually get out on the water?  Too many, certainly.

For the mere sum of $10 per person for the Best Party idea ever ( it was my idea so I could be a tad prejudice), we made arrangements to meet friends on the M/V Lady Jillian aka the Gloucester Harbor Water Shuttle.

Our illusory plan was that Chris would be meeting Diana Davis and myself at the Studio Restaurant for lunch.  When the two of them arrived, I was stationed at the top of the shuttle ramp, dressed as a Mermaid with a sign proclaiming Ocean Wisdom. We told Chris that she was going for an ocean ride – and what a ride it turned out to be!

Besides the Studio, the shuttle stops at Harbor Loop.  GHS Cheerleaders, Kathy (Johnson) Keefe and Holly Davis, in original outfits from many moons ago, greeted us at the dock with a lively cheer.  

The third stop is St. Peter’s Landing and a smiling couple adorned in Sou’-wester fishing hats met us there – they were Chris’ daughter and son-in-law, Lars and Heather Muelle. 

Now – Chris assumed this was it since we opened some bubbly (only paper cups – no glass onboard) and dove in to delicious snacks. 

Chris had no idea we had ONE more Special Guest back at the Studio.  It was Whoopi!  The place was hysterically laughing, from the restaurant patrons to the surprised tourists sharing this wonderful day with us.  Whoopi turned out to be a friend that Chris had not seen for far too long – our own beloved recently retired Director of the Sawyer Free Library – none other than Carol Gray!  

I think that Captain Peter Favazza as well as the other guests had as much fun as we did!  Stevie Douglas even came on board and recited from Longfellow’s “The Wreck of the Hesperus”; a nice touch from a star GHS hockey player from yonder years. 

The Party Train kept moving and ended up at Mile Marker One.  The surprises were not over.  Who else but Cape Ann’s finest singer-songwriter, Chelsea Berry, would ride her bike over just to sing “Happy Birthday” to our Special friend?  Chelsea also presented a gift to Chris from us; VIP tickets to her summer concert at Mile Marker One on July 25th.

The motley crew moved from here to a Buckley family party before we called it a day.

A Perfect Day for a Perfectly Wonderful Lady.

Cindy Hendrickson

Photos 5:30AM 6/24/14 – Saint Peter’s Marina Seine Boat Practices and New Altar Mural Pics

Sista Felicia comes through again with Seine Boat Practice Photos and Photos of The New Murals on The St Peter’s Altar

Tuesday June 24th , 2014 Cape Ann Forecast …

Marine Forecast …
Tue S winds 5 to 10 kt…increasing to 10 to 15 kt in the afternoon. Gusts up to 20 kt. Seas 2 to 3 ft.
Tue Night S winds 10 to 15 kt with gusts up to 25 kt. Seas 2 to 3 ft.

Tuesday Podcast Forecast …

http://www.spreaker.com:80/episode/4650970

Hourly …

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Fiesta Countdown !

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Community Stuff 6/24/14

Fireworks related information from Fire Chief Eric Smith

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Ethan Fuller submits-

Instrument Drive – Eagle Scout Project

Want to be a part of a Community Service Project?  Here’s how you can help!

Accepting donations of lightly-worn instruments.

Help students achieve their musical dreams by donating playable instruments for any students enrolling in a band or orchestra at Rockport Public Schools.

This Sunday, June 29th,  there will be a collection site at the Rockport High School from 1:00 to 4:00 PM.

For more details visit my Facebook event @ Instrument Drive/ Eagle Scout Project or contact me directly: Ethan Fuller at lilfishecf@yahoo.com or call 978-546-1130.

Accepting flutes, clarinets, trumpets, trombones, violins, cellos and much more.  If you or someone you know used to play an instrument and no longer does, please consider donating to this worthy cause! 

I am also accepting donations for the cost of minor repairs.  To donate please visit my FB page for more information.  Thank you in advance for your considerations!


It’s Your Dog Park!
Please Help With a Generous Donation Today!

What does it take to make a successful dog park?

  • Rule-abiding dog owners
  • Well behaved dogs
  • Willing and able volunteers
  • And CASH!

All four are required, but today we are writing to ask you to help with that forth bullet.  Gloucester gave us use of the land, but taking care of the park is up to those of us who have come to rely on it. 
We are looking to raise $10,000 this summer.***

  • $5,000 — Maintenance and supplies: (think poop bags, mowing, tools, etc…)
  • $5,000 — Installing lights(!)   A generous Gloucester dog guardian has offered to donate solar powered lights for the park–all we need to do is raise the funds for installation.

***and we are well on our way! $2,000 down, only $8,000 to go!

There are many ways to contribute:

  • Donate by check!  Send your donation to:
      Gloucester Fund
      45 Middle Street,
      Gloucester, MA  01930
            (write “Dog Park” on the memo line)
  • Donate Online! Make a one-time donation via Network for Good or consider becoming a GDP Sustainer by signing up to make monthly contributions to your dog park.
  • Donate at the park! Next time you’re at the park, slip your donation into our new donation box located in the entry way.

Become a true friend to Gloucester Dog Park!  Donate today so we all can continue to enjoy a well-maintained (and with your help, soon to be well lit) park.  Thank you!

Managing a Dog Park!  A True Community Effort!

Joins us!  Contribute!  Volunteer!  
Get involved at gloucesterdogpark.org.


Hi Joey!

I was hoping you could share this flyer for the yoga classes that I am offering at Niles Beach all summer long.  I’d like to invite GMG readers to join me for a FREE CLASS this week!  Class times are Wednesday and Friday at 9am and Wednesday night at 7:30.  No experience or flexibility required…  Just bring a towel and a sense of humor!

Gretchen

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Good morning Joey, I realize this took place a week ago, but could you publicize the good works of one of our local Gloucester Scout Troops?  Ryan Ciullufo’s Eagle Scout Project culminated June 14, Flag Day, with a retirement ceremony of over 400 worn out U.S. flags held at Stage Fort Park.  The city never had any mechanism to collect and retire worn flags prior to Ryan’s project, and Mayor Kirk attended the flag box dedication ceremony held at the Gloucester AM Vets a couple of weeks prior to this event.

It’s a good, positive story.  Many thanks.  I’m a member of the Troop 56 Committee – fyi.

Have a good week.

John Felock

Magnolia, Massachusetts


fipps halibut

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Hi Joey,
My father and I run a charter business out of Cape Ann Marina.  My
whole family follows your page on facebook.  On saturday my dad (Bruce
Sweet) ran an ironman charter out to Fippinnies Ledge.  I was not
actually on the trip but thought you might like to check some of the
photos out.  They landed a 46# halibut as well as had some run ins
with some other cool marine life like a large torpedo ray, wolffish,
and a great white.  Here are links to the facebook page and website
(not sure if the pics made it there yet).  Hope you enjoy checking
them out.  Let me know what you think.
https://www.facebook.com/pages/SWEET-DREAM-III-Sportfishing/412288730462
http://sportfishingma.com/
Thanks for reading my email and all the great posts &pictures,
Eric Sweet


BEAD WITH BRUCE!

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A Drop In

Beading Circle

Pleasant Street Tea Co.

7 Pleasant St., Gloucester

Tuesday Nights, Beginning June 24th

at 6 PM * FREE!

Learn Alaskan and Tibetan-style beading techniques, or do you own thing.

Knitters welcome!

For more information call Bruce Ware at 978.881.8982

 


The F/V Hard Merchandise Glides Through Gloucester’s South Channel

To Buy Hard Merchandise Gear or Book a Charter Check Their Website: http://fvhardmerchandise.com//