The Boys In The Boat- Talk At Gordon College April 22
-The Boys in the Boat…The Rest of the Story
-April 22nd, 7pm at Gordon College in Wenham (inside the Ken Olsen Science Center)
-Jim Pocock will talk about his memories of his great uncle, George Pocock, and his influence on the sport of rowing.
-More info and RSVP http://www.gordon.edu/theboysintheboattalk
Thank you!
Craft Night Fundraiser for Animal Aid
April 15, 2016 ~ capeannanimalaid01930
Join Cape Ann Animal Aid supporters for a fun craft night, making custom hand-painted wooden signs, at the Azorean Restaurant on Sunday, April 17th at 5:30pm. Tickets are $45 per person and include complimentary appetizers; cash bar available.
Get your tickets online at www.tinyurl.com/pridestride. This event is a fundraiser for the Animal Aid’s Gloucester Pride Stride Team, raising money for the Veterinary Care Fund for shelter animals.
Yard Sale to Benefit Cape Ann Animal Aid
April 15, 2016 ~ capeannanimalaid01930
Multi-Family Yard Sale Fundraiser to benefit Cape Ann Animal Aid’s Board of Directors’ Pride Stride Team. The team is raising funds for the Veterinary Care Fund.
Sale being held indoors at Cape Ann Auction, located at 82 Main St., Gloucester, MA from 9am-3pm on Saturday, April 16th. Everything must go! Stop by and support this great cause!
Sawyer Free Library Week of April 17
April 15, 2016 ~ sawyerfreelibrary
Fun Vacation Week Event!
Botanical Garden Illustrated Tour April 26:
Autism Panel Discussion April 28:
Good Morning Gloucester 
Oh WOW ! What a great Idea. I hope I can make it. “The Boys in the Boat” is a terrific story. That photograph on the cover shows the US University of Washington eight
winning by a hair at Berlin in 1936 against all odds including the organizers giving them a lane with a headwind that the German and Italian crews were protected from for most of the race. Hitler and Himmler and Goering and all were watching from a balcony above but turned away in horror just as that picture was taken. It spoiled their whole day.
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Wow lots going on there whew – no wonder 100 hour weeks! 🙂 Dave
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