A gorgeous Weber Performer for sale with heavy duty cover $220

Weber Performer only used a couple of times and always stored inside. New these are $399 plus tax. If you bought one new and used it twice it would look no different than this one. Also comes with heavy duty cover retail cost $60. $480 worth of product for $220!

If you want to grill with charcoal this is a hell of a way to get started for a fraction of the cost of a gas grill that will rust out in a couple of years.

There are Weber Performers over 30 years old that still look great.

Thanks Captain Richie Cassola For The Thoughtful Gift Of A Can Of Spam

I honestly didn’t think this was a real thing you could buy in a grocery store. I thought it was something the government gave to soldiers in WW2.

Very thoughtful

The Yankee Pedal Boat Looks Like a Good Time With Friends!

Yankee Fleet is introducing a new Tour boat to share Gloucester’s great History and Sites. An absolute unique and fun way to experience all that Gloucester harbor has to offer. A “Cycle Boat” called “Yankee Pedal”

The wait is over!! We are now taking private group reservations for up to 10 people for summer 2020! Please email us at adventures@yankeefleet.com for more details.

Complete with 10 pedal stations, steer station, Auxiliary Motor (if needed), and a Head (bathroom for you land lubbers)

Gloucester Crossing | Halyard apartments and new YMCA progress July 2020 #GloucesterMA

See more from March 2020 here

 

July 2020 (apartments will have view of historic Net & Twine)

 

Artist of the month at Arts Abound, JOHN ABISAMRA

Arts Abound

http://artsaboundmagnolia.com/

artsaboundmagnolia@gmail.com

21C Lexington Ave Magnolia Gloucester MA 01930

(603) 359-2173

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The Sky’s the Limit!

As much as I enjoy watching the water that surrounds us, I have come to appreciate the artistry that the sky and clouds add to the beauty we are blessed with.

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Gloucester Public Schools Need Your Help

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The coronavirus shut down our schools for 66 days this spring. That’s over ⅓ of the school year. In a split second, teachers were forced to rethink entire teaching plans and move classrooms online. Administrators had to quickly find the technology and devices for 2,900 students to access remote learning. Children were forced to accept that they would only see their teachers and friends on a screen for the rest of the school year.

The pandemic has left Gloucester’s schools with unforeseen challenges, additional student support needs, increased expenses, and urgent needs for technology, supplies and resources to prepare for the coming school year.

The School Response Fund, created by Gloucester Education Foundation, will provide flexible support, so demands can be met quickly to current and evolving school needs. These include tutoring to help students rebound from learning loss during school closure, and resources to meet student and family social-emotional…

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Cape Ann jobs listing of Youth-Friendly Jobs – Open to All

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The Cape Ann Chamber has been working with the city, Action Inc., Wellspring and others to develop a Cape Ann jobs listing of Youth-Friendly Jobs – Open to All: see the link here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1dXKfEj0JfUBKrg0zB91eEcpJhl8U5Mq4d_mhwvuR2rU/edit#gid=0

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Chris McCarthy’s Mom Just Punched Her Ticket For Sainthood With This Fried Eggplant and Chicken Sandwich On Virgilios Bread

Janice Cipoletta McCarthy , Chris’ mom is destined for sainthood after tuning us up with fried eggplant and chicken sandwiches on Virgilios’s bread. Cut the check. This sandwich is legit!

City of Gloucester to Allow Limited Non-Resident Parking This Weekend

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City of Gloucester to Allow Limited Non-Resident Parking This Weekend at Good Harbor and Wingaersheek Beaches; Stage Fort Park and Beaches Will Be Open to the Public
Mayor Sefatia Romeo Theken, Police Chief Edward Conley, Director of Public Works Michael Hale and Public Health Director Karin Carroll announced this morning that the City of Gloucester is reopening public beach parking lots at a reduced capacity to non-residents this upcoming weekend, July 25-26.
This weekend the parking lots at Good Harbor and Wingaersheek Beaches will be open to residents and a limited number of non-residents. Stage Fort Park and its beaches will be open to the public. Non-residents will be required to pay daily parking rates at the gate. Residents will be able to continue parking in these lots with either a 2019 or 2020 beach sticker, or a car registration and license with a Gloucester address if they are still waiting for their beach sticker.
For the remainder of the summer, the City of Gloucester will announce any parking restrictions for the coming weekend on the Wednesday prior. Real time parking updates will also be posted regularly to the Gloucester Beaches Facebook page run by the City at @gloubeaches.
The City’s announcement noted that on weekends the Good Harbor and Wingaersheek parking lots typically fill up by 9am and begin to reopen in the afternoon. While visitors wait to get into the beach parking lots, the City encourages people to enjoy all that Gloucester has to offer, including whale watches, fishing charters, museums, parks, restaurants, fresh seafood, artisans and more.
 “All of our public spaces are busier than ever this summer,” Mayor Romeo Theken said. “Our beaches are beautiful, but there are so many other things to do in our great City. We love life here in Gloucester and know you will too. Join us for the day and dine in our amazing restaurants featuring the freshest fish and local fare, visit the historic Rocky Neck Art Colony, stroll down Main Street, enjoy shops, cafes and galleries in every neighborhood throughout the City, go on a whale watch, sail, or visit our museums.”
 “We will be closely monitoring parking violations in the City for the remainder of the summer, and it’s essential that everyone continues to follow any future limitations the City may place on the public parking lots or on residential street parking near public spaces,” Chief Conley said. “Thank you to everyone for your continued patience and understanding.”
The City will have increased police patrols on the beaches for the remainder of the summer and Beach Rangers will also be present each weekend at Stage Fort Park and Gloucester beaches.
To read the entire announcement, including the city’s COVID-19 beach management protocols please click here.

City of Gloucester 2020 Beach Parking Stickers –Required as of Aug. 1 for resident access to Stage Fort Park and beach lots –In person processing suspended –Next day pick up available for those who note that on application

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GLOUCESTER, MA – Mayor Sefatia Romeo Theken today announced that 2020 beach parking stickers will be required for resident access into Stage Fort Park and beach lots as of Saturday, August 1.

Since the beginning of the season, and through July 31, resident parking has been available with a 2019 beach parking sticker or license and motor vehicle registration showing a Gloucester address.

Beach sticker applications are available for download on the City’s website by clicking on the “Beach Info” link on the home page and then “Beach Sticker Application.” Applications are also available outside the Warren Street entrance at Gloucester City Hall.

Completed applications should be mailed to Gloucester City Hall, PO Box 61, Gloucester, MA 01931 or deposited in one of the drop boxes at the Warren Street entrance at Gloucester City Hall.

Beach parking stickers will not be available for same day purchase.   However, stickers are now available for in-person pick-up by 2 p.m. the next afternoon.  Residents who prefer next day pick up must note that on their application.  Applications received with no note will be processed and the beach parking sticker will be mailed out.

Applicants are encouraged to read the instructions carefully and be sure to include all supporting documentation.  Any missing documentation could result in delay of processing.  Any questions regarding sticker eligibility or application status can be made by emailing bsticker@gloucester-ma.gov or calling 978-281-9708. All sticker purchases are final.  No refunds will be issued.

 

Spicy Kung Pao Tuna and Sushi At Minglewood Harborside Was Outstanding

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Address25 Rogers St, Gloucester, MA 01930
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Another beautiful beach day on Tuesday

The clouds and sun made for a beautiful late afternoon beach day.

Grateful I can go to the beach everyday.