My View of Life on the Dock
Thank you to the schooner captains, Tom Ellis, Harold Burnham, Mike Rutstein and their crews and everyone who came out to support the Museum. It was an evening of fun with plenty of wind and waves. Here’s a slide show of some photos from the Challenge.
Hope to see you all again next year.
Essex Shipbuilding Museum
–Len Burgess
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Grace Cusumano, Caryn Linquata Ryder, Michael Linquata, Jeanne Marie Linquata, Anthony Sanfilippo, Anna Sanfilippo
Yesterday Afternoon the St. Peter Fiesta Novena Committee set up this years Altar at the American Legion Hall on Washington Street.
The St. Peter Fiesta Rosary kicks off this evening at 7pm. at the American Legion Hall located on Washington Street. Gloucester.
Sista Felicia, will keep GMG viewers updated throughout the nine day Novena with live blogging and photo posts again this year!
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Captain Muniz the Gloucester star on Wicked Tuna, lands a Tuna the hard way with a harpoon, just like his Portuguese ancestors from the Azores. Also see Capt. Muniz prepare his tools of the trade.
Breaking News:
Magnolia Farmers Market
We are very excited that the first farmers market starts Monday, June 15, 2015 on Lexington Avenue in Magnolia 4pm-7pm. Rain or Shine ! A little rain isn’t going to stop us as it’s a much needed rain today. The ground and especially the produce are happier with this rain. Local vendors from all around Cape Ann will be setting up every Monday along the Ave. Virgilio’s bakery, Seaview farm (local meats, eggs), classic cooks and your favorite farmer to name a few. Please come support Magnolias 1st ever farmers market. Marshall’s Farm deal of the day at both the farm and Magnolia market, $2 off a quart of strawberries, $1 off a head of fresh picked lettuce and $1 off a bunch of asparagus. With your farmer Bob card.
For more information please follow the following link
https://www.facebook.com/magnoliasfarmersmarket?fref=nf
Crystal Daley forwards-
We want to let everyone know that at First Parish Burial Ground and Clark Cemetery the goats are back. They are munching happily at the vegetation and will be here until next Tuesday. People are free to visit them as they love having company just please remember they have plenty of food already so don’t feed them and they are behind an electric fence for their protection.
We will be hosting a work party this Sunday June 14th starting at 11. So come by and help out and get distracted by the goats. Wear appropriate clothing for outside work.
We look forward to seeing everyone.
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Completely obsessed with getting to the BBQ after work and unwinding while creating something delicious.
See the cast iron grates on the STOK Drum grill? I don’t know how any grilling enthusiast would ever go back to aluminum metal grates after using cast iron. The beauty of it is that these grates came standard on a grill that already cost less than a similarly equipped Weber.
I take pride on how I’ve been caring for them too. Clean before and after every session and then I keep a mason jar filled with peanut oil right next to my baby and slather on the peanut oil after the cleaning while the grates are still hot. It’s made them into a beautifully seasoned cooking surface which makes killer hash marks and has a great degree of anti-stick properties just like your favorite well seasoned cast iron pan.
Have I told you yet about how obsessed I am with my new Charcoal grill? Because if I haven’t, let me tell you I could go on and on.
Can’t wait for our first annual GMG BBQ Throwdown at Stage Fort Park!
To the Yard House, that is.
I’m pretty certain that I wrote about a yummy meal at the Yard House over a year ago, but it stands repeating.
After a day that involved the boys setting out lobster traps, me beginning to pack for our week’s vacation to Nantucket, some bike riding, playing of catch, an early Father’s Day lunch at Captain Carlo’s on the deck for my dad (because we’ll be away), hockey practice, and the dropping of boys off at my mom’s, Freddy and I did some birthday shopping for Finn and then landed at the Yard House at Market Street for a late dinner.
Totally yummy.
Check out their full menu here if you’d like.
May 12, 2015 marks 4 years since my surgery and subsequent diagnosis with a grade IV brain tumor (Glioblastoma Multiforme). Thanks to my doctors and clinical care nurses in the Neuro-Oncology group at MGH, my beautiful wife and best friend Bonnie and three sons Jake, Liam and Ethan, I have outlived the average prognosis of six to fourteen months. I’ll join my family (Family Ties) this year to once again walk the Cape Ann Relay for Life. I feel very passionate about trying to give back since I feel like I have been blessed with the life I’ve been re-given and would be remiss if I didn’t try to give back to others fighting this battle. Our family walks to support those that are suffering in so many ways with a cancer diagnosis. We walk to honor the people that have come before us that have contributed their time, money and emotional effort to battle cancer so that those that followed them, like me, have more hope. We walk to help stay positive and treat not just the symptoms but the spirit of those dealing with cancer. I know each of us face trials in our lives, but the lesson I’ve learned is that it is not what happens to you (since we all face adversity in our lives), but how we choose to deal with our challenges and live our lives that will define us. So we support each other, we walk and we believe that we will see the day when will win this battle again cancer that creates so much fear and suffering. With progress on the horizon, we continue to work together to raise awareness and money to fund research and to support families dealing with a cancer diagnosis. These strides forward are made possible with fundraising efforts, such as the American Cancer Society’s Relay for Life.
See you all on the 20th of June
Dexter H. Murray Jr.
Hi Joey.
Niles Beach Sunset with the Ardelle and Boston Skyline.
Have a glorious Sunday! Karen
Karen Pischke
Gloucester MA
Susan LaRosa submits-
Yeah… By nun 8.
Eric Schwartz submits
Joey,
This is a photo of my granddaugther Juliet today at Good Harbor today.
Lauralee Taylor
It’s on!
Yep, Eric came through!
The toast
Good times
Glosta Livin!
Eric loves this life!
Childrens of da corn
It’s all good!
Thanks for the oysters Eric! 
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Friday morning on my way into Cambridge I stopped to check on the baby shore birds that I have been filming at Henry’s Pond. Setting up on the pond’s edge, I met Zach Strommer, graduate student at UMass, and assistants Andy Fallon and Justin Shawler from the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS). Zach is a geology student of Professor John Woodruff and he is writing his thesis on historic storms. The layers of sediment at Henry’s Pond make for an ideal location to gather data. Whenever there is a major storm, the surge pulls sand and salt water into the brackish pond. I wonder how far back in time they will travel. Zach shared his email and said his thesis will be done in about a year. I’ll put it on my calendar and will check back for the results of the study.
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Do you stick with one brand for detergents? or really anything else for that matter?
No matter where we might travel and what beautiful places we might see, there is no place more beautiful and special than here.
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Hobbit House Studio
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