Month: September 2016
Stump Trivia at Pigeon Cove Tavern!
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http://www.capeanneats.com
Fun Prizes, Pub Food Specials, $6 Sangria & Good Company! Starting on Thursday, 9/29, come enjoy Stump Trivia every Thursday at 7pm at Pigeon Cove Tavern.
http://pigeoncovetavern.com/
https://www.facebook.com/events/1221498774567485/
WORLD WAR II BOMBERS OVER GLOUCESTER
On Saturday you may have heard the rumble of engines in the sky over Gloucester and looked up to see an astonishing sight: a vintage World War Two bomber or fighter plane cruising overhead. The planes are owned by the Collings Foundation in Stow, MA, and every year as part of the “Wings of Freedom” tour they fly into Beverly Airport for a weekend. The tour, which includes a B-17G Flying Fortress bomber, B-24J Liberator bomber, B-25 Mitchell bomber, and a P-51 Mustang, will be at the airport on Sunday from 10:00 am until 4:30 pm. You can even pay to ride in one as they cruise from Beverly to Gloucester and back. For more information, visit the Collings Foundation.
The Collings Foundation B-25 Mitchell bomber spotted in the sky over Niles Pond on Saturday afternoon.
saltwatermassagestudio NOW HIRING!!! Immediate opening for an experienced MT to join our team on Thursday & Friday evenings
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http://www.capeannwellness.com
saltwatermassagestudio
N O W H I R I NG !!! Immediate opening for an experienced MT to join our team on Thursday & Friday evenings. (More hours may be available if desired.) You WILL be busy. To apply, please send a resume to info@saltwatermassage.com. Tell us a little about yourself!
MA Marijuana Legalization Initiative Forum
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http://www.capeanncommunity.com
Be an informed voter! Join us for a public information forum discussing the MA Marijuana Legalization Initiative.
Thursday, October 6th5-7 PM at the Beauport Hotel in Gloucester
The Forum will present both pro and con perspectives with Deborah Becker of NPR moderating and League of Women Voters explaining the ballot language. The goal is to help clarify confusions, educate, and have a question and answer session with attendees. 

BEAUTIFUL HARVEST MOONRISE-MOONSET
GOOD MORNING GLOUCESTER, BROUGHT TO YOU BY ANOTHER SPLENDID GOOD HARBOR BEACH SUNRISE
You may be wondering why I have been posting so many sunrise photos, more than usual, from GHB (sincerely hoping its not boring). I spent a good part of the summer there filming the Piping Plovers and other beautiful species of wildlife, but I am also there gathering B-roll for all film projects. While the movie camera is running, it’s fun to take stills as well.
Almost invariably, the light is at its prettiest well before the sun rises. I like the blues and violets in the first photo. The second photo was taken about five minutes later. Which one do you prefer?
We Don’t See Many of These Around Here.

Early morning crazy clouds over Shore Road

Judith Robinson Cox at Cake Ann
Fish Box Derby Postponed
Dear Friends of the Fish Box Derby,
For the first time in 23 years, the Fish Box Derby Race scheduled for Sunday, September 18th has been postponed indefinitely due to the likelihood of rain. Because the rented hay used to line the racecourse cannot get wet, it is not available, therefore there is no way to safely run the race.
No date has been set for another attempt as the parking lot used for the pit area is not available in the coming weeks, and city permits for road closures must be resubmitted. A race in the spring is possible.
Funds received for charitable advertising along the racecourse will carry over to the next race.
Last chance: Michael Mazur, Gabor Peterdi, Gloucester artist Rachel Perry; Lotte Jacobi@Decordova
Go! “Overgrowth” and “Lotte Jacobi, Lisette Model: Urban Camera” close tomorrow. Decordova then readies for the Biennial which opens next month.
Mazur loved the Decordova. Nice to see his work with a monumental Peterdi and a dynamite Kollowitz portrait. The Perry is great.











Timing- rainbow!


Greening of Gloucester, Tonno, Beauport, Trustees of Reservations featured in North Shore magazine
North Shore Magazine October issue. The Greening of Gloucester illustration is by Julie McLaughlin.

“Greening of Gloucester: This seacoast town is recognized as one of the leading clean energy communities in the state. ” By Sarah Shemkus
“Enlightened Italian- Chef Anthony Caturano has a boat moored in Gloucester Harbor named Tonno-– Italian for tuna. So it’s not surprise that when the talented Boston chef opted to open a second seafood restaurant focused on coastal Italian cuisine, Gloucester was on his mind.” Tonno Restaurant review by Jeanne O’Brien Coffey
“Gilded Age: The new Beauport Hotel recalls the glamour of old-school seaside resorts.” by Jeanne O’Brien Coffey
“Celebrating Preservation: One woman honors the Trustees of Reservations’ 125th anniversary through her personal story of the organization” by Victoria Abbott Riccardi. Her father was its executive director from 1966-84. Ravenswood Park was the 77th property, added in 1993. The Trustees second acquisition, Mount Ann Park Gloucester, happened in 1897. Magnolia Shore was acquired in 1936 but deeded back to Gloucester in 1959. Two stories to look into there.
Read more North Shore magazine
websites for Trustees of Reservation, Tonno Restaurant, Beauport Hotel
Gloucester Smiles-347
Gloucester Smiles
Visitors from England via North Reading
Preparing for Flight
Buttonwood Farm, CT
Being sunflower season, sharing some images from another one of my favorite sunflower spots. Buttonwood Farm in CT whose blooms are now past but every year they have an event called Sunflowers for Wishes. They sell bunches of sunflowers to benefit the Make-a-wish foundation! Love that 😋


YMCA Dog Day Afternoons
contact Rick Doucette at doucetter@northshoreymca.com
Closet Case Autumnal Transition September 22
Paul Catania here checking in to let you know I’ll be running my monthly party “Closet Case” again Thursday October 22, 2016. We’ll be at The Cape Ann Cinema and Stage again and I want to reach out to say thank you SO SO much for helping get the word out last time around. The turnout was unexpected and the overall feel of the night was a happy and positive one. Lots of laughs and the attendees left with big smiles. Again, thank you so much. Here is the flyer for the event this time around and the event page….







