
It was three years ago that we started the Tonno Project. It’s been a great trip so far. We have come a long way. Thanks to everyone.
My View of Life on the Dock

It was three years ago that we started the Tonno Project. It’s been a great trip so far. We have come a long way. Thanks to everyone.

GloucesterCast 298 With Chris McCarthy, Chris Griffith, Sarah Bedard, James Milord, Laurel Reiter, Mike Codair, Robert Walsh, Patty Amaral, Heidi Dallin, Kim Smith and Joey Ciaramitaro Taped 9/23/18
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What is your rule for first turning the heat on in the house?
Rearranged The Top Post On The Blog
Retiring The Calendar and the Block of Buttons
Happy Birthday Anna Eves and Vickie Van Ness
Dinner At Passports- Steak Au Poivre
It was three years ago that we started the Tonno Project. Thanks To Everyone.
Weekly Specials At Trio and Azorean
Nichole Duckworth’s Dessert Was Magnificent
Zeke’s reopened after Chef Mike DeCoste was injured in a fire last Sunday
Get Your Tickets For The $25K Game!
POOR LITTLE BABY SEAL AT NILES BEACH
The Agitators At Gloucester Stage Get Tickets Here
Pattie Amaral Light Up Mattos
Top Golf
Gloucester Stage Young Playwrights Festival
Chris Griffith Interim Managing Director At Gloucester Stage
Laurel Reiter Youth Education Apprentice Gloucester Stage
Cape Ann Wildlife Update

Viva! for Anthony from the Greasy Pole Champs
If you don’t want to bid, or get outbid, no worries you can still help out. There is a donate button at the top right of the page or you can send a check to the Gloucester Fund at 45 Middle Street, Gloucester MA 01930. Please write Anthony Giambanco in the memo line. Thank you!

Ralph Martin and Melissa Cox were the highest bidders for the special flags with the iconic Matza photo. Anthony is a six time Greasy Pole champion.
Cake created and donated by Cafe Sicilia’s Maria Cracchiolo.
Second Annual Young Playwrights Festival
Festival Goes International With Playwright From England
Gloucester Stage Youth Acting Workshop presents the second annual Young Playwrights‘ Festival on Tuesday, September 25 at 7:30 PM at Gloucester Stage,267 East Main Street, Gloucester. There will be a talk back and reception with the artists from the festival following the staged readings. The evening features seven new 10 minute plays from young playwrights ranging in age from 9 years old to 17 years old and a troupe of actors and directors from the YAW Program,Apprentice Program and Boston area professional actors Salem resident Paul Melendy last seen at GSC in this summer’s Cyrano, and Salem resident award winning actress Dossy Peabody. The young playwrights include: From Gloucester: 16 year old Meagan Gallo who will also make her professional stage debut in the upcoming My Station in Life by Ken Riaf; 17 year old Colby Taormina; 15 year old Nate Oaks; 10 year old Elliana Parsons; 9 year old Scarlet Lee, and 12 year old Malia Andrews. From Winchester: 10 year old Lucy Camera-Murray and from England: 17 year old Emma Robinson. The Young Playwrights’ Festivalis a project of Gloucester Stage Youth Acting Workshop, a professional theater training program for young people age 5 to age 18. The Fall session of classes began on September 14 and includes classes in: Acting, Commedia Dell’Arte, Stage Combat and Acting Shakepeare.
Admission to the Young Playwrights Festival is $5.00 per person. Advance reservations are suggested. For tickets, go to www.gloucesterstage.com or call 978-281-4433.
Sun setting at the end of a beautiful summer. Looking forward to beach days in the fall.

Call Kerry McKenna at the Cape Ann Chamber to make your reservation. 978-283-1601

When we planned out trip to Nova Scotia, I expected it to feel like Gloucester. And in some ways that is true. These Digby scallops at Rudders were tasty wrapped in bacon. I love that they were served on a shell!



Given the history of close ties between Nova Scotia and Gloucester, I was expecting my trip to Nova Scotia to remind me a great deal of home. And, in some very basic ways, it does


But in other ways, it’s like we stepped into a different world all together



The little seal pup was seen today washed ashore at Niles Beach. He couldn’t have been more than three feet in length. From Maine to Massachusetts, more than six hundred dead or dying Gray and Harbor Seals have been reported this summer.
Two Humpback Whales washed ashore on Massachusetts beaches in a single day, one on Little Brewster Island in Boston Harbor and one on Revere Beach. The Revere Beach Humpback is the same whale that was spotted off Gloucester several weeks ago. Last week, two dead Minke Whales were found floating in the waters off Gloucester and Sea Bright, New Jersey. Another Minke Whale washed ashore in Rye, New Hampshire earlier this past week.
Seal Pup at Niles Beach
Read more about why the seals are dying here.
Two dead humpback whales wash up in Revere and near Boston Light
2016-2018 Humpback Whale Unusual Mortality Event along the Atlantic Coast
The third annual Cape Ann Plein Air Arts Festival and Competition is nearly here!
Please click on the link below and find the Gala Night ticket links. There are 2: the Premiere Party is $150 per ticket and those tickets are extremely limited, so if you’d like to get up close and personal with the artists and see their art in a more intimate setting, those tickets are for you. The Gala tickets are $65 ea from now until 9.30, and $75 after that. The cost of your ticket can be taken off the price of a painting when you buy one.
Please let me know if you have any questions! I am the Project Manager this year and would love to have you support the eveny (and me!)
Susan
Hi Joey,
This little guy showed up at Maritime Gloucester yesterday and is still here today. We’ve managed to give it some water. It has two leg bands, one has the number 4101. We think it is a domesticated pigeon who is lost. We’d love to know how to help it or who might be best to contact. Would you mind putting this out to the community to see if anyone knows who to contact?
Thanks,
Mary F Kay


Greetings!
photo caption: Whalen-Waller Hazmat-Man, 24×24, oil & collage, work included in Experimental Group 9th annual show at ROCKPORT ART ASSOC & MUSEUM
Donna Caselden www.donnacaselden.com shares the press release:
What: Unexpected No. 9 Exhibit
Where: Rockport Art Association & Museum, 12 Main Street, Rockport, MA
When: Sept. 29-October 13, 2018, Reception Sunday Sept 30, 2-4pm
Info: www.experimentalartgroup.com
Rockport Art Association & Museum’s Experimental Group Opens Ninth Show
The Rockport Art Association & Museum’s Experimental Group opens its ninth group exhibition, “Unexpected No. Nine” at Rockport Art Association & Museum, 12 Main Street, Rockport, MA, 978.546.6604. This juried show features artworks of both the RAA&M’s artists and contributing members. Works on view in the exhibition range in medium to include paintings, mixed-media, graphics, sculpture, digital art and photography. The exhibition runs from September 29 through October 13, with an Artist Reception on Sunday, September 30 from 2-4 pm. Gallery hours are Tuesday through Sunday, 1-5 pm or by appointment. Closed Monday.
The Experimental Group is a creative forum, its main mission is to increase public awareness and to foster self-expression by bringing artists together to explore and share ideas that cultivate creative freedom. The EG is encouraged and supported by the Rockport Art Association & Museum.
If you would like more information about the exhibition, would like to schedule an interview and a walk through, or need additional promotional images please contact: Nella Lush, Experimental Group, Chair, 978.886.4582 or via email experimentalgroupraa@gmail.com
The Rockport Art Association & Museum (RAA&M) is one of the oldest and most active art organizations in the country. The Association has a long and distinguished history that has spanned 96 years.
Friday afternoon Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce cut the ribbon at Advanced Auto Parts at 146 Eastern Avenue welcoming then to the Gloucester business community. Stop by and check out the store and meet the managers. Scot Yacino, Carla O’Rourke and Sergey Drobov.
As a Proud supporter of our military & first responders, they are offering a 10% discount as well as honoring our Military with a display of our service flags. Each grand opening donates $1000.00 to 1 of 3 charitable organizations this one going to Building Homes for Heroes.

To date Advance Auto Parts has donated $10 Million to build homes for our Troops!


Great news from multitalented creative Ken Riaf:
“The premiere of My Station in Life a new play I wrote about Simon Geller, America’s last one-man radio broadcaster. Geller, the radio recluse who brought classical music to a hardscrabble fishing port, fights for survival against powerful forces that want what little he has. Actor Ken Baltin and supporting cast bring Geller’s quirky persona and corkscrew saga to the stage from October 12th through October 28th. ”
Fog grants special beauty to the harbor.


