Day: October 11, 2019

Summer may be over, but our #BARBITES special rolls on at Tonno Gloucester

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

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Summer may be over, but our #BARBITES special rolls on! 🙌🏼 Every day from 4:00 – 5:30PM bellow is all you need to know 🤤

$1 Shucked Oyster of the Day

$1 Spiced Nuts

$2 Mixed Olives

$2 Tuna Tartare Crostini

$2 Prosciutto

💥 NEW $1 Fried Squash Ravioli, Maple Syrup, Sour Cream

💥 NEW $1 Mini Mushroom Arancini, Roasted Garlic Aioli

💥 NEW $2 Smoked Bluefin Tuna Dip with Crostini

💥 NEW $2 Roasted Oyster, Arugula, Pistachio Pesto

*At Bar and Hightops ONLY*

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#GLOUCESTERMA #NOREASTER LIGHTHOUSE, GOOD HARBOR BEACH, BACKSHORE, BRACE COVE, TWIN LIGHTS ROCKERS AND ROLLERS

Posted on by Kimsmithdesigns

Photos from 10:00 this morning, about half an hour before high tide.

https://www.instagram.com/p/B3fZPLOnUos/

GMG reader asks: What do the colored lights on Gloucester City Hall clock tower mean?

Posted on by Catherine

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A GMG reader asks Joey about the colorful night lights on city hall and compliments Good Morning Gloucester:

“Thanks for all the work you do on the blog and podcast, and welcome center. I love the blog so much because of how funny and enthusiastic it is, and I always look forward to learning more about Gloucester. My friend and I were wondering, is there a story about the colored light on city hall at night? Sometimes there’s a pattern of colors, sometimes just one color. Do the colors have a meaning or is it just for decoration? We figured you’d be the person to ask, if anyone knows! Thanks a lot, hope you’re having a good day.” – Oliver 

City Hall Clock Tower Illumination

Thanks for the great question, Oliver. The pretty City Hall clock tower lights are illuminated to recognize special causes, organizations, events and holidays.  They were instituted by Mayor Romeo Theken and her administration. The City Electrician with Gloucester DPW installed an LED system which is outfitted with changeable color lenses. Requests for commemoration come to DPW through the Office of the Mayor.

The Mayor’s Facebook page may announce new lights and/or news articles related to a cause. The lights are fun to decipher: green for St. Patrick’s Day, rainbow cylce for Gay Pride, Fiesta trio, and so on.Who remembers the first color lights occasion?

update: Enza Taormina clerk from the Office of the Mayor relayed that this month, October 2019, the tower lights are ” purple for Domestic Violence Awareness Month.”

Matz Gallery 2020 exhibition schedule

Posted on by James Eves
These artists will be exhibiting throughout 2020.  Ila Prouty, Nancy Kwant, Gloucester students, Where Is It?, and the Art Auction are all group shows.  Other exhibitors will have solo exhibitions.
The Matz Gallery is part of the Sawyer Free Library at 2 Dale Ave, Gloucester.
January: Paul Neilly – paintings
February: Fred LeBlanc – b&w photographs of schooners
March: Ila Prouty – paper bags/ skin color project
April: Nancy Kwant – Mothers Writing Group Poetry on windows
May: Student – art various mediums
June: Where is it? – photography
July: Isabelle K Brown – painting
August: Mike Cengami – acrylic on tar paper
September: Art Auction
October: Juni Van Dyke – painting
November: Olga Hayes – watercolors
December: Leslie Heffron – paintings and drawings
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Azorian Styled Garden Created here in Gloucester

Posted on by Manuel F. Simoes

Emidio Silva created a special garden modeled after many gardens on the island of Pico Azores. This creation was created right here in Gloucester Massachusetts. The video was created by Antonio Faria a very talented videographer of life in the Azores and now visiting the US. The video is in Portuguese but you can see all the love Emidio and his wife have put into this gem of a garden here in Gloucester.

We also were very fortunate to have Emidio give us a personal tour of his garden.

Enjoy the video by Antonio Faria.

 

We’re Hiring! Entry Level Designer

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Cape Ann Home

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Grand Banks is looking for a well organized entry level kitchen designer to join our growing team. The right candidate will have great communication, enjoy talking to people, and is good with attention to details. Our home base is located in Gloucester, MA, but we are opening a second location in Waltham to help serve the MetroWest community.

The ideal candidate will be responsible for assisting and working with our kitchen design team. This job will require administrative duties, as well as assisting the team with showroom coordination. This position is a great opportunity for recent graduates or for someone looking to get more experience in design while working within a quickly growing dynamic company.

We offer a fast-paced, open work environment with great benefits for a creative, enthusiastic candidate who is eager to learn new things. You can meet our team here, www.grandbanksbp.com/pages/our-team.

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Jazz Brunch at Feather and Wedge: October 13 – featuring Steve Lacey!

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

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NYC jazz guitarist, Steve Lacey, returns to Feather & Wedge this Sunday for the F&W Jazz Brunch. Steve will be playing songs from the American Songbook along with some originals. If you missed him at Feather & Wedge in the past, make sure you catch him this time around.

Reservations suggested! 978.999.5917

Sunday, October 13
10:30 AM – 2:30 PM

Feather & Wedge, 5 Main Street, Rockport, MA 01966
978.999.5917
https://featherandwedge.com

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