Month: February 2021
PHOTO CONTEST FOR ROCKPORT ROTARY CALENDAR FUNDRAISER
CALLING ALL PHOTOGRAPHERS!
The Rockport Rotary Club will be producing a 2022 raffle calendar as their fundraiser this year and is requesting submissions for the twelve monthly featured photos. The photos should be taken in Rockport and emphasize qualities that make Rockport a special place to live, work and visit in every season of the year.
The contest will run from February 20, 2021 to March 15, 2021 at 12:00 PM. Please submit high quality digital photos to photos@rockportrotary.org and include your name, mailing address, email address and phone number. A stipend of $50 will be sent to each successful applicant.
Please send any questions to photos@rockportrotary.org
Intrepid Artist at the Paint Factory From Diane Britton

GloucesterCast 471 Live From The Emerson Inn with Katelyn Ciaramitaro, Kimberley Voltero, Chris McCarthy, Scottie Mac, Nichole Schrafft, Pat and Jim Dalpiaz and Joey C Taped 2/21/21
GloucesterCast 471 with Katelyn Ciaramitaro, Kimberley Voltero, Chris McCarthy, Scottie Mac, Nichole Schrafft, Pat and Jim Dalpiaz and Joey C Taped 2/21/21
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PJoey and Kate Got Their Ipswich River Craft “TIDE TOGETHER” Naughtical Letter Sign!
Ipswich River Craft – Custom Nautical Signs
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Seven Swans a Swimming
We saw these beautiful swans last week in Medford. One appeared to be trying to camouflage by stepping into the snow to hide. The younger swans were feasting on berries from the shoreline bushes. I hadn’t seen them eat anything except seaweed before. They were just going about their business as if the eagle wasn’t right on the other side of the dam showing off his ice fishing skills for us. It’s a great spot for bird watchers.







Collaborative Public Art Projects to Reinvigorate Gloucester in 2021 Thanks to Funding from Essex County Community Foundation
Projects include Agri-Culture, led by Gloucester-based food access and urban agriculture nonprofit Backyard Growers
Gloucester, Mass., February 18, 2021 – After a long winter in isolation, the Gloucester community will come to life through new public art projects that seek to promote hope, connection, and diversity. Agri-Culture, headed by nonprofit organization Backyard Growers in collaboration with Gloucester Housing Authority and Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce, is just one of six new collaborative public art and creative placemaking projects being funded by Essex County Community Foundation’s Creative County Initiative (CCI). Launched in 2018 through a partnership with the Barr Foundation, CCI is designed to elevate arts, culture and the creative economy in Essex County.
Agri-Culture is a project that will use storytelling, multimedia arts, and a participatory design process to create dynamic spaces in and around the community garden managed by Backyard Growers at Willowood Park, a Gloucester Housing Authority…
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sun water snow & ice for GMG from deb hardy
We will Be Livestreaming The GloucesterCast Podcast From The Emerson Inn Sunday Morning At 9AM
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Caribou Reefer 1979 From Jackie Bennett

SUNDAY BRUNCH at FEATHER & WEDGE!
SUNDAY BRUNCH at F&W is now available for takeout, delivery and dine-in!
Open 11-5 with waffles, fish cake Benedict, burgers, smoked salmon pappardelle, Maine Family Farms ribeye steaks + more! View the complete menu at www.featherandwedge.com
Annisquam Light from Wingaersheek Beach
On a cold day went for a walk over to Wingaersheek Beach. Even though it was cold, love the fact many people were there.

Moments
Clearing….

@FishermenGHS: Girls Hockey finale at home today. Live stream available on: Cape Ann Live! Facebook page https://facebook.com/groups/CapeAnnLive
Girls Hockey finale at home today. Live stream available on: Cape Ann Live! Facebook page https://facebook.com/groups/CapeAnnLive…

FISHING VESSEL STABILITY CLASSES
Spring 2021 Class Schedule

Fishing Vessel Stability Classes
Pre-Registration Required
No Walk-Ins Due to COVID-19
Contact a Navigator to Sign Up!
| Did you know that flooding and instability are the leading causes of fishing vessel disasters in the United States? Fishing Partnership offers a class on Fishing Vessel Stability created by the Alaska Marine Safety Education Association. This class is FREE. You will receive practical information to keep your boat stable through different loads and structural changes as well as hands-on instruction on how to respond to flooding emergencies. |

Register Today for a Spring 2021 Class
It’s Simple, Just Call a Navigator!

This FREE course covers these topics & more:
Flooding Control
Flooding Prevention
Stability Technology
Stability Principles
The Stability Curve
Interpreting Stability ReportsCrew Responsibilities
| Still not convinced? |
| Watch this video of an unstable vessel off the coast of Cape Cod. |
Winter/Pandemic Household Stockpile Update
I have decided it might be “safe” to release these items back into the general household inventory after being stockpiled throughout the last year just in case. Toilet paper, however, remains in the stockpile until further notice…….how does your stockpile look these days?

Mile Marker One For Lunch Is Spectacular And If You’re Looking For Something Fun To Do With The Kids During School Vacation- BOOK AN IGLOO!!! Link To Book Here





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35 year old Bird of Paradise Continues to Flourish
Day 3, Still No Snow Crab..

How Replacement Windows Improve Energy Efficiency
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| How Replacement Windows Improve Energy Efficiency The transfer of unwanted warm and cool air from your home adds hundreds of dollars to energy bills every year. Replacing windows can be a cost-effective way to prevent this air loss and save on your overall energy bill. ![]() |
CONCERNS WITH SINGLE PANE WINDOWS
With it being the middle of the coldest months of the year it’s important to considersealing windows for winterweather to better keep your home warm and cozy without running up your heating costs. If you are not ready to replace them, there are a few steps you can take. The first is ensuring that the windows have properly working locks that will form a seal to block airflow. This also protects air from sneaking through microscopic gaps during wind storms.
CAULKING AROUND WINDOW TRIM
Trim frames a window and gives it depth, but gaps in the
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Winter at the Landing
A recent light snowfall shows itself at St. Peter’s landing.















