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44 Main Gallery – 
44 Main Street, Gloucester
Next to Cafee Sicilia Bakery

Meet the Artist:
Wednesday, July 14, 4:30-6:30pm.

Jonathan Wilson has worked as a photojournalist and commercial photographer in India, California and Indiana. Primarily a visual communications educator, Wilson served as Program Chair and Dean of the School of Arts and Design at Ivy Tech Community College, Columbus, Indiana for 38 years before retiring and moving to Gloucester.

As a fine artist, Jonathan has participated in more than 31 group and solo exhibits, including work displayed at the Columbus Ohio Museum of Art, University of Toledo Museum of Art, Lafayette Museum of Art, Indianapolis Museum of Art/Columbus, Washington University, John Mellencamp Center for the Arts, and Indiana Art Director’s Club.Wilson says of his work:“Figuratively Speaking includes 17 photographs from India, Mexico and now Gloucester, my new home. The photographs are about people in their environment, where form, gesture and timing come together to express what I’m seeking in most of my work, which is an attempt to document the human condition.” 

Hi Joey,Roz for the Cause here! Lol.  The GHS Class of 1981 is celebrating our 40th Reunion on 8/14/21 at the Elks at Bass Rocks. There are a few classmates we are still searching for.  Any way to post a message to help get the word out to your readership?  
Classmates can contact us a number of ways:  Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/groups/48140215184Email: gloucesterclassof81reunions@gmail.com email Website: https://gloucesterclassof81.com/

Best as always, Roz Frontiera

The Last Stop on East Main Street has recently held a ribbon cutting to mark their reopening. I went down to pick up a sandwich for Jim….he’s really been missing their pastries and sandwiches. It’s renovated on the inside and is looking great. A limited number of indoor and outdoor seating is available and I was glad to note that it was quite busy when I stopped by. The turkey sandwich has hearty bread and “real” turkey slices! Give them try!

Gloucester-based nonprofit encourages and invites individuals, businesses, and communities to lend their support and donate items to raise money for ocean preservation

GLOUCESTER, MA-July 6, 2021- Seaside Sustainability, a nonprofit based in Gloucester, MA, is hosting the Coastal Celebration Virtual Auction that opens on Friday, July 23, at 8 a.m. EST, and closes on Saturday, July 31, at 10 p.m. EST. The auction will be hosted on BiddingForGood, and offers exciting, unique items provided by local businesses and artists in the greater Boston area – including a week-long vacation in Ajijic, Mexico! The raised funds will support ocean-cleaning blue technologies, advocacy toward single-use plastic bans, the launch of Seaside Sustainability’s online Green Scholars program, and more. To learn more about Seaside Sustainability and these programs, visit www.seasidesustainability.org.  

Through the support and generosity of individuals and businesses across Boston’s North Shore and beyond, Seaside Sustainability has unique items at a variety of prices. For example, a whale watching voucher, and a pass to the Essex Country Club for tennis and lunch! To learn more about the incredible items available, how to donate, and more detailed information, please visit the BiddingForGood link: https://www.biddingforgood.com/auction/auctionhome.action?vhost=ssustainability. 

There’s still time to donate items for auction. If you’re interested in sponsoring, there are three levels: Trout ($250), Dolphin ($350) & Whale ($500+). To become a sponsor, contact daleya@seasidesustainability.org.