Day: February 2, 2021

GloucesterCast 465 with Don Riley, Ray Damico, Steve Macdonald, Jimmy Douglass, Barry Clifford and Joey C Taped 2/2/21

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

 

GloucesterCast 465 with Don Riley, Ray Damico, Steve Macdonald, Jimmy Douglass, Barry Clifford and Joey C Taped 2/2/21

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Please share the podcast! If you share the podcast while we are taping we will write down your name and you will be entered into a drawing to win a prize that we will choose about 2/3 the way through the podcast.

Let’s pay homage to other Gloucester Hockey Greats and Great Teams

We have a GHS Hockey Trivia game that Jimmy Douglass has put up a two pack and a four pack of Cape Ann Whale Watch tickets. We will play the game toward the end of the podcast.

Let’s pay homage to Coach Assistant Paul Riley and Mo Montgomery who have passed.

Background: what do you attribute the hockey boom in the late 70s to? Was It Bobby Orr and the Big Bad Bruins?

Which team went further, the 78 team or the 83 team?

Has Talbot Arena ever been as electric as it was during those hockey seasons?

Name your all time top Gloucester hockey first line team

Who had the biggest shot? Who was the sniper? Who was the toughest?

Top goalie?

How good was Donnie Riley?

Who were some of the big time Gloucester Hockey people that were involved but not necessarily players? Middle school coaches, announcers, bus drivers, rink managers,?

Wasn’t there a story where the team traveled to an away game and all the windows in the team bus were smashed out?

How did the coaches keep the players focused when the arena was such a madhouse?

What were the craziest things that happened that didn’t have to do with the actual games? Fish on the ice? Batteries? Tennis Balls?

What advice do you have for today’s Gloucester High School hockey players?

Who scored the first GHS Goal at Talbot Rink? Who scored the 1st GHS Goal in history and who scored the 1000th?

Zdano Chara- thoughts on the Bruins moving on from him

Trivia: Who is the only GHS player to ever be drafted by the NHL?

 

CleanPro Under New Management

Posted on by Nichole S.

CleanPro is now under new ownership. A message shared by CleanPro yesterday stated the following:

“CleanPro is now under new ownership. We would like to take this opportunity to introduce Keith Martell, former owner of KAM Cleaning. He has been providing cleaning services to our community for the last 15 years and is happy to continue doing so with a much bigger volume of business and with his tremendous team here at CleanPro.”

Congratulations to Keith! CleanPro is certainly in good hands! Reach out to them for any number of your cleaning needs in addition to some other specialty services.

CleanPro is happy to be offering these services:

Residential Cleaning

Commercial Cleaning

Carpet Cleaning & Floor Services

Area Rug Cleaning

Upholstery Cleaning

Smoke/Fire Damage Clean Up

Post-Construction Clean Up

Water Damage Clean Up

Air Duct Cleaning

Dryer Vent Cleaning

Junk Removal

Mold Remediation

Mosquito/Tick Spraying

Electrostatic COVID Spraying

Clean Pro offers 24 hour a day and 7 days a week service and free estimates.

18 Sargent Street, Gloucester MA 978-281-3939.

www.cpcleanpro.com

Photo Courtesy of CleanPro

Coyote on Ice

Posted on by Pat D

I realize coyote sightings are not uncommon, but this was our first close coyote encounter. We watched this coyote for several minutes navigate the ice, have a rest and a drink then move on its way. We were in the vicinity of the Klondike water treatment facility. The coyote seemed relaxed, though I was a little nervous.