If my @Patriots hype video doesn't get you jacked up then you probably need a defibrillator#StillHerepic.twitter.com/uc0fBJe1n3
— rocky (@rocctopus) January 15, 2019
Month: January 2019
Jazz Brunch this Sunday at Feather & Wedge with Brian Alex
Stop in at Feather & Wedge this Sunday for brunch with music by Brian Alex.
Brian is well known locally as both a solo artist and a member of the World-Pop act Entrain. Brian has recorded with Paula Cole and Donna Summer, shared the stage with Bo Diddley and Bob Weir and opened for many famous headliners including Sheryl Crow, Matchbox 20 and Huey Lewis.
Brian’s music combines a unique pop sensibility with both rock and reggae, and a whole lot of soul.
Sunday, January 20, 2019
10:30 – 2:30 PM
Reservations highly recommended. 978.999.5917

Feather and Wedge, 5 Main Street, Rockport, MA 01966
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The Latest Snow Total Forecast From Weather Babe Katelyn Ciaramitaro
Kate makes every other weather forecaster obsolete with her snow total hot take!
Hard hitting analysis and willingness to really go out on a limb with her snow total forecast separates her from the pack.
Ice Sailing on Niles Pond
If you can’t beat ’em, join ’em, I guess. Caught these ice sailors and first mate dog on Niles Pond a while ago and the recent cold weather brought it back to mind. The “mom” in me had a hard time not screaming out “Get off that ice!”
We’re Hiring! Showroom Coordinator

Grand Banks is looking for a well organized office coordinator to join our growing team. The right candidate will have great communication, enjoy talking to people, and is good with attention to details. The showroom floor is a busy place and the right candidate will be able to get our clients exactly what they need.
The Office Coordinator will be responsible for our walk in customer traffic. This means greeting people, helping them find the right products or connecting them with the right team member. We offer a fast-paced, open work environment with great benefits for a creative, enthusiastic candidate who is willing to learn new things. This position can be either full or part time, our office is open Mon- Fri 7:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. You can meet our team here.
Requirements:
- Strong communication skills
- Ability to problem solve
- A curious and tech-inclined nature
- To be proactive…
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SeniorCare presents The SAVVY Caregiver Workshop
SeniorCare Inc., will host The SAVVY Caregiver, a free six-week workshop at its offices located at 49 Blackburn Center in Gloucester, MA, from February 1, through March 8, 2019.
The Savvy Caregiver Program is a free six-session training for family and friends who are active caregivers, caring for those living with Alzheimer’s or related dementias.
Taking care of a person living with Alzheimer’s or related dementia is specialized work. To do this work successfully, caregivers need special skills, knowledge, and a positive attitude that helps them to care themselves.
Savvy Caregiver will help participants:
• Understand the impact of dementia on both you and the person you are caring for,
• Learn the skills you need to manage daily life,
• Take control and set goals,
• Communicate more effectively,
• Strengthen family resources,
• Feel better about your caregiving, and
• Take care of you.
Advance registration for this…
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JANUARY 24th: Gloucester Biotechnology Academy Open House!
Stop by Gloucester Biotechnology Academy’s Open House on Thursday, January 24th, from 3p to 6p to tour the lab, speak with current students and alum, gain insight in to the application process AND learn more about the Academy’s exciting SummerSTEM program for high school and middle school students.
All students, parents and interested community members are welcome.
Please contact Education Director John Doyle at john.doyle@gmgi.org with any questions.

GloucesterCast 317 With Adam Curcuru, Dave McKechnie, Jim and Pat Dalpiaz, Chris McCarthy, Kim Smith and Joey Ciaramitaro Taped 1/17/19
GloucesterCast 317 With Adam Curcuru, Dave McKechnie, Jim and Pat Dalpiaz, Chris McCarthy, Kim Smith and Joey Ciaramitaro Taped 1/17/19
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RARE SIGHTING OF THE WORLD’S LARGEST GREAT WHITE SHARK
USA Today
By Pete Thomas
A strikingly massive great white shark, one of the largest ever documented, was spotted by divers in Hawaii on Sunday as the apex predator feasted on a sperm whale carcass.
The sighting of “Deep Blue” off Oahu was remarkable because the handful of previous sightings were documented 2,600 miles away at Guadalupe Island off Mexico’s Baja California peninsula.
“My first reaction was just disbelief,” Mark Mohler, who captured the images for this story, told For The Win Outdoors. “She followed three tiger sharks in toward the whale carcass, and her sheer size made them look like barracudas.”
Photographer George T. Probst announced the Deep Blue sighting via Twitter on Tuesday, when another enormous white shark was spotted near the whale carcass.
Deep Blue has unique skin markings. Probst said he compared footage captured Sunday to photos in the Guadalupe Island database, and that the ID was confirmed by Michael Domeier and Nicole Nasby Lucas of the Marine Conservation Science Institute. MCSI has tagged dozens of Guadalupe Island white sharks.
Those sharks typically migrate into open ocean, as far as Hawaii, during late fall or early winter. Most return to Guadalupe by early or mid-summer.
White shark sightings off Hawaii, however, are rare.
Deep Blue, believed to measure at least 21 feet, became famous after being featured by Discovery in 2014 (with footage captured in 2013).
The gargantuan shark generated headlines again in 2015 when Mauricio Hoyas Padilla, a Mexico-based scientist, shared footage showing the shark dwarfing divers in cages at Guadalupe Island.
On Sunday, Deep Blue was fattening up on sperm whale flesh as the carcass drifted slowly south, away from Oahu.
Diving with Mohler were Andrew Gray, Kimberly Jeffries, Laura Rock, and Daren Babula. They received surface support in boats from Danny Roberts, Tim Andrews, and Heather Armstrong.
“After I spent some time with her, and then again when we confirmed her identity as Deep Blue, it was an incredible feeling of euphoria,” Mohler said. “Everyone was in awe when we saw her. It was both disbelief and euphoria. Her size was absolutely incredible.”
And from Hawaii News Now
There’s been a rare sighting in Hawaii waters of what’s believed to be the biggest great white shark on record. An incredible video taken by OneOcean Diving, a massive great white was seen off Oahu. The shark in the video is believed to “Deep Blue,” a shark that’s nearly 20 feet long. She’s also believed to be more than 50 years old. In the past few years, Blue has become so famous that she even has her own Twitter account. Deep Blue apparently had quite a meal a couple days ago, when she was spotted feeding on a sperm whale carcass that is about 20 miles off Oahu’s southern shore. In the videos, the shark exhibited calm behavior as divers bravely swam alongside the shark, cage-free. Deep Blue was previously spotted in Mexico.
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Winter Carnival at East Gloucester Elementary School

Celebrate the season with a fun-filled, family-friendly day of games, crafts, delicious baked goods and more!
Saturday, January 26th
10 AM – 2 PM
This event is open to everyone and all funds raised will help support enrichment programs at the East Gloucester Elementary School.
The East Gloucester Elementary School is located at 8 Davis St. Extension in Gloucester.
My Pen in the Air | RIP poet Mary Oliver
Mary Oliver (1935-2019)
I Happen to Be Standing
I don’t know where prayers go, / or what they do. / Do cats pray, while they sleep / half-asleep in the sun? / Does the opossum pray as it /crosses the street? /The sunflowers? The old black oak / growing older every year? / I know I can walk through the world, / along the shore or under the trees, / with my mind filled with things / of little importance, in full / self-attendance. A condition I can’t really / call being alive. / Is a prayer a gift, or a petition, / or does it matter? / The sunflowers blaze, maybe that’s their way. / Maybe the cats are sound asleep. Maybe not. / While I was thinking this I happened to be standing / just outside my door, with my notebook open, / which is the way I begin every morning. / Then a wren in the privet began to sing. / He was positively drenched in enthusiasm, / I don’t know why. And yet, why not. / I wouldn’t persuade you from whatever you believe / or whatever you don’t. That’s your business. / But I thought, of the wren’s singing, what could this be / if it isn’t a prayer? / So I just listened, my pen in the air.
Alec & Rick of the A-Train Orchestra and more tonight! 8:30pm @ The Rhumb Line 1.17.2019

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Dave Sag says,
Tonight Thursday – 8:30pm at the Rhummy: Get an eardrum massage with the entire Razdan Family! Yes fíls and pére (Accent gráve…gotta remember how to do this) get upon their hind legs and and push you back into the harbor! That’s PaPa Rick, longtime fusilier for the Megawatts and his son Alec, both on tons of saxaphones. featuring most of the A-Train including and up to Dan Wailin’, on catarrh,and their drummer J*H*V*H*. all contributing to my job as the minister of pain. We’ve got lots of surprises on tap, and the Police have promised me they will arrest us if we play more than one manic swingy Bb blues or rhythm changes per set! 830 to 1130


Davesag’s blues party
@
The Rhumb Line
40 Railroad Ave.
Gloucester, MA





