Month: January 2017

January 16, TBT Post Owner Denys Rumors Of A Store Closing In Statement To GMG.  January 29 The Joint Is Cleaned Out

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

January 16th statement – 

Taking care of a false rumor

Hello my friends and Gloucester business partners,
I just had another visitor (Fellow Shop Owner of Main Street) who was concerned because they had heard TBT Post was leaving.
That rumor is 100% false.
We love Gloucester and our customers & friends we have made here.
We have expanded our office space in the back of the TBT Post Main Street Store as well.
TB Post has also added a sectional couch in the store for customer convenience, a new service desk and dozens of new tables to enhance the store for our customers. TBT Post is currently shopping for a kids table that will allow children to color in an Alpaca pictures while mom and dad shop. More to come on that shortly once we have the prizes for the kids ready too.
We do continue to have more than one store with the opening of TBT Post Beverly and our MAB Corporate address continues to be 33 Main Street Gloucester as it has been since we opened here 3 years ago this spring.

If you should here this rumor please squash it and thank you.

We love you Gloucester!!!!

VP MAB Corp Richard P. Fenk
TBT Post Stores
33 Main Street
Gloucester Ma 01930

January 29 Photos-

Rockport store at 8 Dock Square last month-

Rockport Store Dock Square Location today-

GHS boys Hoop vs Winthrop

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The Fishermen win their 2nd straight holding on to slight lead at the end.

Cape Ann Motor Inn reflections

Posted on by Bridgette Mathews

Waiting for sunrise on Long Beach the other morning and the Cape Ann Motor Inn was sparkling during the morning blue hour.

Cape Ann Motor Inn ~ just before sunrise
Cape Ann Motor Inn ~ just before sunrise

FREE GHS Internship Program Starts February 7th – Register NOW!

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

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TWO HOURS A WEEK COULD CHANGE YOUR LIFE!
Gloucester High School  FREE Spring/Summer Internship Program 2017
Starts Tuesday, February 7, 2017 – SEE INFO BELOW AND REGISTER NOW!!

ATTENTION GHS STUDENTS – Summer 2017 is right around the corner. Do you have a job yet?

The FREE and FUN Gloucester High School Internship Program for 9th-11th graders will help you FIND A JOB and more!
A 15 week class will meet Tuesdays after school 2:20 PM – 4:20 PM starting February 7th.  Job search, resume, networking, college and career tips, speakers and events!
We will match you to a summer internship! (most are paid jobs). You will have a summer job for up to 6 weeks with a career advisor.

To apply, please email Caitlin Pszenny at: ckreitman@gloucesterschools.com
For more information or questions, please call Caitlin: 339-788-1994

Registration:  https://docs.google.com/a/gloucesterschools.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc4kHxMuzuQusOf72Z8fPsuNF1axtZ_gjWiBh3mKgsWrKp5vQ/viewform

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Tonight’s GMG Holiday Party Is Honoring Pink Pussy 

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

If anyone wears a pink pussy hat I’ll do a shot with them.   My tie is also themed to honor pink pussy people. 

Cheers and Bottoms Up! 

Tonight at 6 PM at Cape Ann Giclee.  Be there or be a loosa! 

Cape Ann Art Haven Lobster Trap Tree Buoy Auction at Cruiseport

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Seaport Grille, Destinos
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Azorean, Mile Marker One,
Common Crow Market
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Alyssa D’Antonio
Anna Comolli
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Caffe Sicilia
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Sound Harbor info@soundharbor.org to sign up or hear more about their teaching programs

 

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Not the news he wanted…

Posted on by Bridgette Mathews

I’m sorry to report that Neil’s (aka Yukon Cornelius) adventure up to Mt Washington was cancelled today!  The crew has had an extremely difficult 36 hours attempting to open up the road to allow passage up to the Observatory but as of 1am this morning winds had gusted on multiple occasions to a peak of 127 mph with visibility of less than 50 feet.   With conditions not expecting to improve significantly throughout the weekend they will also be unable to bring down the Observatory President and film crew who have been stranded there since Wednesday.  On the upside Neil gets to hang out with his adoring wife this weekend and try again the first weekend in April!!

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Thumbs down!
Thumbs down!

Diet of the Mind

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

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It all starts with sleep…

Ayurveda Wellness Healing, LLCknows the importance of sleep as our bodies metabolize waste products mostly after 10pm. Through the lens of Ayurveda the immune system needs to revitalize itself between 11:00pm and 2:00am.

Studies have shown that when you are sleep deprived there is a disruption with the connection from our brain to our stomach. This adds to making you think you are hungry and contributes to reaching for unhealthy high fat foods.
Ayurveda describes sleep as the “diet of the mind”.

If you are not in bed before 10pm – start this weekend by backing up your bedtime until you reach 10pm or earlier. Depending on when your normal bedtime hour is this could take a few days to a week. Something so small but worth so much to your overall wellbeing.

“Blockage is disease/Flow is health” 🙂

info@ayurvedawellnesshealing.com

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Pigeon Cove Tavern at The Emerson Inn

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The braised pork shank and filet @pigeoncovetavern prepared by @chefdoug – Out of this world! If you haven’t been, you’re nuts. The room is gorgeous, the staff is professional and friendly, and the food- outrageous.

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Gorgeous food spread at Cruiseport for Cape Ann Art Haven buoy auction!

Posted on by Catherine

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Food! Music! Kids buoys! Activities! Artist buoys

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GOOD MORNING GLOUCESTER BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE COLOR BLUE

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gloucester-harbor-panorma-copyright-kim-smithEverywhere my walk took me this morning, the color blue dominated–cerulean sky and ultramarine sea, wedgwood house trim paint, marine blue-green of every hue, even the turkey encountered had a face in shades of lapis lazuli!ten-pound-island-lighthouse-copyright-kim-smithTen Pound Island

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Live: Beauport Hotel hosts Cape Ann Reads jury selection panel

Posted on by Catherine

How cool is that? Thank you Beauport Hotel for this community support. What a gorgeous venue and fitting locale for this work! Cape Ann Reads is led by the 4 public libraries of Cape Ann. Deliberations for the first ever Cape Ann Creates for Cape Ann Reads Picture Book Contest are in process and underway!

 

 After a year of monthly programming by the libraries and community partners, the Cape Ann Reads contest is in full swing. Cape Ann residents of all ages, students attending school on Cape Ann, and people who work on Cape Ann were invited to create part or all of a picture book for consideration to be published.  A first edition printing of one of these submissions will be published in 2017, timed to coincide with the 75th anniversary of a Caldecott award for the children’s book, Little House, by Virginia Lee Burton, eminent Gloucester artist, author and illustrator. 
To read more about the jurors, please follow this link
Here is the link to the Cape Ann Reads website. 

Opportunities to contribute or sponsor the Cape Ann Reads contest are available.
Sponsors and contributions can boost awards that the jury panels may suggest as they complete their evaluations and determine recognition options.  Sponsor contribution opportunities could include prizes to  artists and writers, underwriting the publishing, and any exhibitions and readings to be held after publication in all the communities.

  • Various sponsorship, naming and friend levels
  • Juried award sponsor (2 prizes $500 each and up to 8 $100 each)
  • honorable mentions, awards, certificates and prizes (varies)
  • Exhibitions/Readings (at least one at each library)

Thank you, Beauport Hotel!

GHS boys hoop vs revere

Posted on by David B. Cox

The Fishermen win exciting game with lead changing back and forth several times. It was a great effort.