OPEN HOUSE AT 5 STANWOOD POINT, UNIT B THIS SUN. 3/3 FROM 12:00-2PM
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Month: February 2019
Manchester Historical Museum Community Art Show
On Tuesday the set up is starting for the Manchester Historical Museum Art Show. Great venue.
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From Pat Cronin, I love this idea
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BIG home tournament game tonight! #GloucesterMA Fishermen boys basketball vs Danvers
Gloucester High School Fishermen Athletics facebook page –https://m.facebook.com/ghsfishermenathletics/
Great info excerpt from the Gloucester Daily Times sports coverage:
“Did You Know?: Gloucester is looking to make just the program’s third ever appearance in the sectional quarterfinals. The Fishermen ventured to the quarters in 2000 and 2006. Gloucester is also hosting a first round home game for the first time since 2006 (the team hosted a preliminary round game in 2015)”
No. 5 seed Gloucester boys basketball (14-6) vs. No. 6 Danvers (10-10)
What: Division 2 North First Round
Where: Benjamin A. Smith Field House, Gloucester
When: Wednesday (7 p.m.)
Update from Rosa about Tickets: “Just a friendly reminder that there will be a $5.00 fee for all students and a $7.00 fee for all adults. These fees are accessed by the MIAA. Everyone will have to pay. GOOD LUCK GHS BOYS BASKETBALL 🙂 ”
What’s at stake: The winner advances to the Division 2 North Quarterfinals later this week against the winner of Tuesday’s first round game between No. 4 Wakefield and No. 13 Reading.
Points per game: Gloucester, 60.8; Danvers, 54.9.
Points against per game: Gloucester, 57.7; Danvers 62.7.
Gloucester’s leading scorers: Marcus Montagnino, 19.2; Ben Oliver, 17.3; Matt Montagnino, 9.3.
Danvers’ leading scorers: Justin DiTomaso 15.5; Armani Vlaun, 12.3.
Gloucester’s key to victory: Play strong defense. The Fishermen can find good looks at the basket against any team, and it can also play a up tempo or down tempo. The key for Gloucester is on the defensive end of the floor. If it defends the perimeter the way it did in its 86-38 win over the Falcons last month, it will be in great shape to move on.
Danvers’ key to victory: Keep up offensively. Gloucester can score from inside and out against good defense. Danvers is going to have to find a way to match Gloucester’s offensive output. The Falcon’s shot selection and ball movement must be on point on Wednesday night, they can not afford a mediocre offensive game.
Update- Gloucester for the win! 67 vs 58
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WHAT EXACTLY ARE THE CHANGES TO THE ANIMAL ORDINANCE CITY COUNCIL VOTED ON LAST NIGHT?
Thank you to Val Gilman for sharing this on facebook.
Highlights of City Council 2/26/19 votes on Amendments on GCO Chapter 4 “Animals”.
Dogs shall be prohibited from Good Harbor Beach from 4/1 -9/30. Off leash remains on even days of month during season.
Dogs prohibited from Wingarsheek from 5/1 – 9/30 (no amendments to this) Off leash remains on odd days during season.
Sunset clause unless renewed or made permanent by the CC and signed by the Mayor, the provisions of this section shall expire on 12/31/19
Fines of $300 per violation will be double in season for beaches and other off leash areas as determined
Feeding or disturbing wildlife violation shall be subject to a $300 fine per incident/violation
Feeding coyotes directly or indirectly on any public or private property violations shall be subject a $300 fine per incident/violation
Endangered/threatened wildlife buffer zone- buffer zone of 50 feet around an area will be established around an area designated for wildlife. Prohibited activities in the buffer zone include whiffle ball, frisbee, soccer, volleyball, paddle ball, kites, inflatable balls, and any other activities that involve objects that can fly or roll into the restricted area. Violation shall be subject to a $300 fine per incident/violation.
No person shall throw, drop, release or otherwise dispose of directly or indirectly into any Harbor, River, or pond or on any beach or any public property garbage, refuse, rubbish, bottles, cans, containers, paper, cigarette butts, balloons, wrapping material, glass, filth or any noxious or dangerous liquid or solid. Violation shall be subject to a $300 fine per incident/violation.
This ordinance becomes effective 31 days from passage.
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Singer Songwriter Challenge at Machaca!
Yet another reason to get yourself down to Machaca tonight….or one of the next several Wednesdays.
The ORIGINAL $1,000 Singer-Songwriter Challenge returns on Wednesday, February 13th at our new home, Machaca!
Now starting weekly at 8pm, 8 singer-songwriters will perform 3 songs each before a panel of live judges. See some of New England’s hottest new performers each Wednesday at Machaca.
ABOUT THE CHALLENGE:
Machaca presents the $1,000 Singer-Songwriter Challenge: an 8-week, performance event open to all musicians. Starting in early February 2019, this weekly event will select a finalist at the end of each night for 7 weeks. On the 8th week, all of the weekly finalists come together and perform for a piece of the $1,000 cash prize.
Sign up by emailing your name, phone number and whether you are a solo artist, duo, trio, etc. to clangathianos@me.com.
How it works:
This weekly event, hosted by Chris Langathianos, will showcase musicians – solo performers, duos, trios & bands (no drums as setups must take less than 5 minutes) – allowing them to perform up to 3 songs. Performers will play before a panel of judges. The judges panels will change from week to week and will be made up of local musicians, business owners, etc. After each performance, judges will provide their live feedback to the performer and audience. A confidential score card will be kept, and a weekly winner will be announced at the end of the evening.
After the 7 weeks of preliminaries, all 7 finalists and 1 wild card will return for week 8 to perform 3 songs – at least 1 MUST BE AN ORIGINAL – before a panel of celebrity judges. 3 winners will be selected and will go home with a piece of the $1,000 cash prize. 1st place / $700, 2nd / $200, and 3rd / $100.
Other details:
1. Performers may participate on a weekly basis but may only win one week.
2. In the event of high demand for performance spots, the event host reserves the right to move previous performers further down the list.
3. All audio equipment is provided – PA, microphones, stands, and monitors.
Sign Ups:
Performers may register for a performance slot by emailing Chris Langathianos at clangathianos@me.com or through this Facebook page.
MORE INFORMATION CAN BE FOUND HERE
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SnotBot Live! Sunday at 5pm
The Ocean Alliance research team will be chatting live from the Dominican Republic. This is a great opportunity to learn more about the humpback whales that feed off of Cape Ann and ask all your SnotBot questions.
The Event is FREE, please RSVP to reserve your seat. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/snotbot-live-tickets-57096562355
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Treats at 525 Magnolia
Yummy treats Sunday night at 525.
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Maritime Gloucester and Ocean Alliance team up for LIVE event from Domican Republic
Maritime Gloucester is teaming up with Ocean Alliance to bring Gloucester on location for their current research expedition. This is a first-of-its-kind LIVE webcast where YOU the audience gets a front row seat to the action. Ask questions LIVE and check out the status of their current research as they gather data in the Dominican Republic.
WHAT: The Ocean Alliance team is on a humpback whale research expedition off the coast of the Dominican Republic! They are studying the breeding behaviors of the very same whales that feed just off of Cape Ann in the summer using their innovative SnotBot drone, which has revolutionized whale research.
Join us at Maritime Gloucester for a live webcast conversation with Ocean Alliance CEO and lead scientist Iain Kerr. Find out what the team is learning about Gloucester’s humpback whales in the Dominican Republic, and ask Iain everything you always wanted to know…
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Art Party for Young Wizards at Art Haven
Art Haven Art Party
Do you love Harry Potter and all things magical? We’ve got a fun Art Party for you! Make your own wands, magic potions and more.
Register at www.arthaven.org
For more information email traci@arthaven.org
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BEAUTIFUL RIGHT WHALE AND HER PLAYFUL NEWBORN CALF FILMED TWO DAYS AGO!
Satellite Beach is south of Cape Canaveral on Florida’s East Coast. I hope the two will be passing through Cape Ann waters on their migration northward!
VIDEOGRAPHER RYAN CLAPPER WRITES, “A North Atlantic right whale and her calf. Filmed 2/24/19 AT Satellite Beach. Zoomed in and cropped footage. The mom and her calf played for a while until a boat scared them away. This video has been shared with the FWC.”
IMAGE OF RIGHT WHALE AND CALF COURTESY WIKICOMMONS MEDIA
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GIVE THE CHICS A CHANCE!
PLEASE COME TONIGHT AND SHOW SUPPORT FOR GLOUCESTER’S PIPING PLOVERS
Where: Gloucester City Hall, Kyrouz Auditorium
When: 7pm tonight
Poster by Meadow Anderson
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Cape Ann Symphony Features Bradshaw, Beethoven, Mozart & Bass in March Concert
CAPE ANN SYMPHONY
THE 67th SEASON
Yoichi Udagawa, Music Director
CAPE ANN SYMPHONY CONTINUES 67th SEASON WITH
BRADSHAW, BEETHOVEN, MOZART&BASS
in
MANCHESTER
Cape Ann Symphony continues the orchestra’s 67th Concert Season on Sunday, March 24 at 2:00 pm at the Manchester-Essex High School Auditorium on 36 Lincoln Street in Manchester-by-the-Sea, MA with Bradshaw, Beethoven, Mozart & Bass featuring Gloucester-based composer Robert J. Bradshaw’s Norman’s Woe and the CAS debut of guest artist pianist Jonathan Bass playing Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 21. Bradshaw’s Norman’s Woe is inspired by the well-known Cape Ann Reef, immortalized inLongfellow’s poem Wreck of the Hesperus. Renowned virtuoso piano soloist Jonathan Bass gave his New York debut at Carnegie Hall’s Weill Hall as the first-prize winner of the 1993 Joanna Hodges International Piano Competition. He appears frequently throughout the United States including with the Boston Pops at Symphony Hall, China, Japan, Israel, Poland, Spain and Russia. The concert program also includes the orchestra playing Beethoven’s Symphony No. 2. For tickets and information, call 978-281-0543 or visit www.capeannsymphony.org.
Photos: Bass, Bradshaw, Udagawa in CAS March Concert
Photo 1: Guest Artist, Pianist Jonathan Bass. Courtesy Photo
Photo 2: Composer, Gloucester’s Robert J. Bradshaw. Courtesy Photo
Photo 3: Cape Ann Symphony Conductor and Music Director Yoichi Udagawa . Photo: Jeph Ellis
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Cloud formation on a windy Monday
The winter clouds are beautiful even on a windy Monday. I barely could stand with the wind yesterday. Always fun.
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Best Jazz Brunch March 3: Scollins-Warsi Duo at Feather and Wedge
Warm up your weekend and head over to Feather & Wedge this Sunday. The Scollins-Warsi jazz duo returns with Kevin Scollins on guitar and Sahil Warsi on double bass. These talented musicians have a terrific set list that includes selections from the Great American Song Book, modern jazz, contemporary blues and R&B.
Sunday, March 3
10:30 – 2:30 PM
Reservations highly suggested! 978.999.5917
Feather & Wedge, 5 Main Street, Rockport, MA 01966
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Have a dream?
Your attentions activate your desires, be clear. Focus on your desire.
If you hit a bump – acknowledge and smooth it out. Keep positive flowing thoughts around it. Meditate and open up to receive.
We at Ayurveda Wellness Healing, LLC and North Shore Restorative Yoga had a dream to take a group to experience Sedona, through our eyes, working with Shamans out on the land, the magical land, the sacred land of the Native Americans. We set our attention and this activated our desire. We were clear. We focused on our desire and kept positive flowing thoughts around it. We mediated and we were open to receive… with planning and hard work it came to fruition. You can be part of our/your dream and join us in Sedona next January 23 – 27, 2020!
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Cafe Bishco Has Great Soups On A Day Like Today
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Bird Watching in Gloucester
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Gloucester Smiles – Breakfast at Beauport Hotel
Good Morning Gloucester 