
For some reason I always burnt my Jiffy pop.

My View of Life on the Dock

GloucesterCast 454 Karin Carroll, Ben Lummis, Scottie Mac, Jim Capillo, Paul Horovitz, Nichole Schrafft, Chris McCarthy, Jim and Pat Dalpiaz and Joey C Taped 12/20/20
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Thanks To Mom’s Kitchen for the delicious breakfast. Mom’s Kitchen in Fort Square!
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Jim Capillo Audio/Video Engineering
Pat Dalpiaz manning the live chat keyboard
Karin Carrol and Ben Lummis
Stupid things people do on Facebook
Canning for pee wee football in the 70s
Who would’ve thought one day we’d be smoking weed at a family gathering but the illegal part would be the family gathering? And other anomalies like who would have expected you’d be welcomed into the bank wearing a mask?
How old were you when you realized “Dammit I’m mad” spelled backwards is “Dammit I’m mad”? (palindrome for the educational portion of the program)
Scooch WingMate is Chris’ new favorite phone case
Who makes their bed every morning?
What are some of the things that drivers do to drive you to the edge of road rage?
Franklin report
Why do people flock to the grocery store the day before a snowstorm?
Streaming report: Last Lightkeeper documentary on Amazon and We Are the Champions Netflix episode on cheese rolling.
If you’re still wearing one of the hospital surgical masks, it’s time to buy a designer one.
Snow melting techniques including Heated mats for walkways
Mom’s Kitchen marinated steak tips omelette.
Polar Plunge
Gloucester Superintendent Ben Lummis:
“It seems like in the last few years in Gloucester there’s been a shift with more immigrant families in town- are you seeing that in schools? Does it have any impact on the way the schools work?”
“Even in this tough year I keep hearing good things- school sports have kept functioning- the high school field house got renovated and basketball is starting! Tell me about some other good things that are happening”
“Gloucester kids have been in school since the beginning of the school year when it seems like all the surrounding towns haven’t been able to do that. How did you pull it off in Gloucester?”
What do you like about Gloucester and it’s people?
The afternoon following the storm actually brought the sun out for a while and the light on the waves off the back shore was really stunning.





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Our newMERV 10 & 13filters have been installed in all Serenitee Group restaurants to better capture and neutralize airborne contaminants.


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Good Morning Joey
My wife and I were having coffee this morning and Penny our dog was barking at the door
After a few dozen shut up Pennys
We took a look and here is what we saw
Pretty Cool
Sal Randazza III



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Squam Rock….


JHORNS BREAKING NEWS: Due to residual snow accumulation, street/sidewalk conditions we need to alter tonight’s caroling routes in order to keep everyone safe. Please see the attached flyer for our mini-neighborhood drops on location. Happy Holidays!!!
TIN CAN SALLY pop-up, open-air shop is open We’d-Sun, 1:00-4:00,
at 3 Harrison Ave. Gloucester.
Wonderful holiday gifts including earrings, bracelets, necklaces, pins, barrettes, birds, butterflies, angels, cards and more made from recycled printed tin cans. “Just ring the bell.”





Essex County Greenbelt’s 2021 Virtual Film & Lecture Series, Land, Sea, Community | Coastal Climate Resilience kicks off on Wednesday, January 6 with the first of six events that will run through March 24.

Generously funded by a Coastal Resilience grant from the Massachusetts Office of Coastal Zone Management, the Series will focus on the impact of climate change on coastal areas and will feature two films, three lectures and a panel discussion.
All of the events are virtual and FREE, but registration is required to obtain the link to participate online. Visit ecga.org/filmseries to register for one or all of the events.
Visit ecga.org/filmseries to learn more and to register for these FREE virtual events. Contact ecga@ecga.org for questions.
About Greenbelt:
Greenbelt – Essex County’s Land Trust works with local individuals, families, farmers and communities to protect the farmland, wildlife habitat and scenic vistas of Essex County. Since 1961, Greenbelt has protected close to 18,000 acres of local land. For more information, visit ecga.org or call 978-768-7241.


From Sian Heder:
I am so damn excited to announce that my film CODA is world premiering at the 2021 Sundance Film Festival! This is such a special film to me, the process of making it was honestly life changing and I can’t wait for the world to experience it! #Sundance is doing things differently this year with online screenings via festival.sundance.org and Satellite Screens across the country, so you can access it on your own screens or in your community!
Hope you’ll join us January 28 – February 3. Tickets on sale, January 7.
I’m so proud of my actors and my crew and the whole city of Gloucester (now the whole town gets to talk about something else besides The Perfect Storm)!

From Good Harbor Beach and Old House Cove, some videos showing post-storm action.
We are Open To All! Welcoming everyone wearing masks. Suggest washing your hands in our two lavs by the rear entrance, and practicing social distancing of at least 6 feet, storewide.
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