Cape Ann License Plate Low Number Online Auction Goes Live This Morning Monday, August 26th

Cape Ann License Plate Low Number Online Auction goes live Monday morning, August26th. You can always get a plate at www.lovecapeann.com

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Cape Ann License Plate

The prettiest stretch of coastline in all of Massachusetts, Cape Ann offers you big-city culture mixed with small-town charm and exciting activities.

Cape Ann is one of the last great unspoiled places. Founded by Pilgrims in 1623, named for England’s Queen Anne, the cape sprouted villages along its coast, leaving its whole center a wild wood. Every curve of its rugged coastline shows off a new scenic beauty: harbors, lighthouses, islands, miles of sandy beaches, quarries, inlets and coves, all so picturesque that moviemakers film here constantly. Visit capeannvacations.com for more info on the region.

69 is currently still available for all the people that have been writing in asking-

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Live Music August 27: Gorrell-Landoni Duo at Feather and Wedge

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Join Feather & Wedge for dinner and an evening of great jazz with the Gorrell-Landoni Duo.

This accomplished jazz duo will perform music from the Great American Songbook as well as arrangements pop, R&B, and original compositions.

Tuesday, August 27
7:30 – 10:00 PM

Reservations highly suggested! 978.999.5917

Zach Gorrell Dave Landoni

Feather & Wedge, 5 Main Street, Rockport, MA 019166
https://featherandwedge.com
978.999.5917

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Schooner Weekend is busy on the harbor! Don’t forget we are at Rocky Neck on the other side of the harbor! Bring the kids to learn about the Phyllis A and Gill Net Fishing!

GloucesterCast 354 with Pat and Jimmy Dalpiaz, Maureen Aylward, Sandra Williams, Susan Lipsett, Michael DeKoster, Chris McCarthy, Kim Smith and Joey Ciaramitaro Taped 8/25/19

GloucesterCast 354 with Pat and Jimmy Dalpiaz, Maureen Aylward, Sandra Williams, Susan Lipsett, Michael DeKoster, Chris McCarthy, Kim Smith and Joey Ciaramitaro Taped 8/25/19

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Topics Include:
Pre-order the new GMG Coozies at this link The coozies will be arriving Wednesday and immediately shipped out.
Riverfest recap
Dogtown Writers Festival “Finding Words In Place” -Gloucester Writers Center Event  www.gloucesterwriters.org
Yellow Tomato Bloody Marys Yellow Snappers & Jaundiced Marys https://www.bonappetit.com/recipe/yellow-tomato-bloody-mary
Pat became an Uber driver for an injured Northern Gannet this week at the request of SeaPort Veterinary Hospital.
Gloucester schooner festival Information Page- https://gloucesterschoonerfestival.net/
Schooner Fest is looking for volunteers! Email Kelly at kopris@maritimegloucester.org
 
Colby Farm Sunflower Field in Newbury now open, though not yet in full color. $10 parking fee. Follow field progress at https://www.colbyfarms.com/
 
Hoping for a Bloody Mary update!!
MBTA Pre-Pay Is A Ripoff.  Downloaded the app, they charged me $11 to pay on my cell phone.  People behind me paid $10 directly and the conductor told them the tickets were good all weekend.  WTF?
Jim shares KUDOS to the DPW for their amazing work keeping up with events, clean up and set up.

Schooner Adventure going by Magnolia Beach

What a treat to see the Schooner Adventure going by Magnolia Beach while the beach was having a sunset supper.

The 43rd Magnolia Road Race in the books

Beautiful day on Saturday for the 43rd Magnolia Race.  Great time and lots of runners, pancake breakfast and fun.

Russell Orchard in the Summertime

It has come to my attention that not everyone knows about Russell Orchard on Argilla Road in Ipswich! While it’s especially delightful to visit in the fall, it’s also a wonderful place to stop in the summer months. There are baked goods, fresh fruits and vegetables, local wines and other goods. We just love stopping by to see what’s new. On our recent visit, we were looking for yellow tomatoes in order to try a new Bloody Mary recipe. Success! Sorry we didn’t bring back any fresh donuts for you Joey!

LIVE! stunning day big crowd 92.5 FM #Riverfest Stage Fort Park #GloucesterMA

What a day to launch! Audience by land and sea. Thanks so much to GMG reader, Michele, for sharing her view of 92.5FM Riverfest 2019 Seaside Music Festival at Stage Fort park in Gloucester, Mass. Free concert from 92.5 The River

Congratulations to Jill Cahill and team, and all those involved!

 

Gloucester Schooner Fest and Maritime Heritage Day

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Gloucester Schooner Fest is only a week away, and we here at Maritime Gloucester are diligently getting ready for the festival, especially Maritime Heritage Day on August 31st, taking place right on the pier on Harbor Loop.

Heritage Day features vendors, educational activities, demonstrations and music, bringing together people of all ages to celebrate Maritime culture across our community before the schooners head out on the water.

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Where:Maritime Gloucester (23 Harbor Loop) & I4C2 Lot (dirt parking lot between the Building Center and The Gloucester House)

When: Saturday August 31st 10 AM-4 PM

Price:Free and open to the public

In addition to our exhibitors we will have music, schooner charters, and delicious local fare. Many of the Gloucester Schooner Festival’s visiting schooners will be open to deck tours and charters. This festival will take place over two locations on the Gloucester…

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Gloucester in the news: CBS Boston WBZ-TV visits Massachusetts Oyster Project at Maritime Gloucester

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Sarah Valencik, a volunteer with the Massachusetts Oyster Project, talks to WBZ’s Chris McKinnon about the oyster’s role in the ecosystem. (WBZ-TV)

“GLOUCESTER (CBS) – It Happens Here in Gloucester – part of Cape Ann, an urban town center surrounded by beaches, boats and beautiful marshland. One of the town’s more famous residents was Clarence Birdseye. He is the man who put frozen foods on the dinner table…” Read transcript and see video here (if it’s not loading below)

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Feather and Wedge Slays With Another Outstanding Dining Experience

Start Out With a Nice Ryan and Wood Knockabout Gin Cocktail Expertly Made By India-

 

Followed by the oysters of course

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Fresh Feta and Watermellon Salad

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Some Crusty Bread

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Pork Chop

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The Curry with Chicken.  It’s Soooo Good.

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