Month: September 2021

@FishermenGHS:

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Monday scoreboard:

Field hockey stick and ball

: Swampscott 2 – GHS 0 3-2-1 record on season

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win 52-20 at Peabody. All 8 players won their match. Jack Delaney low man of the day with 2-over 38. Improve to 9-0 on season.

@FishermenGHS: Great effort by Nick Poulin in finishing 26th & Max Littman (81st) out of 236 in the Frank Kelley Invitational (5k) in Wrentham this past Saturday.

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Little Red Rooster is Reopening Today, September 27th!!!

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The Little Red Rooster Signature Sandwich starts at just $8 

The Signature Sandwich begins with our special recipe Crunchy Chicken, and the rest is up to you!

Pick your Toppings, Sauce & Pickle, or add extras like Applewood Bacon, House Guacamole or Jalapeno Bacon Jam.

OR choose from one of our creations like the Sweet & Sour Chicken, Torta De Pollo or Low Rider. 

Open 11:30 AM – 9 PM Daily
Starting Today (9/27)

25 Rogers Street in Gloucester 
www.LittleRedRoosterGlo.com

click here to order online

Dogtown: A Cross Between Easter Island and Stonehenge

Posted on by Pat D

We took advantage of Cape Ann Museum’s guided “Historic Dogtown: A Walk Back in Time” last Friday and it was aptly named. About a dozen ticket holders met up with 4 guides (Monica, Roasalie, Beth and Suellen) at the Dogtown Road parking lot for a 2 hour walking tour filled with stories and tidbits about the past inhabitants, history and homes. In its heyday, Dogtown was not considered prosperous but it was at least respectable for a time. But then it began to deteriorate and fade as the times and economy changed. Most striking to me was that the area had once been mostly cleared of trees and wild vegetation to make way for the farms. Now we all know it is full of trees and overgrowth. One of the artist-poets drawn to the beauty described it as a cross between Easter Island and Stonehenge. That seemed an appropriate description.

It’s a long walk with several stops along the way and the path is relatively easy to navigate. I would strongly recommend bug spray however. Other opportunities for this walk are upcoming and you might want to consider going for a very enlightening tour. The guides are well prepared and informative AND a very useful map is shared. Check out this and other Cape Ann Museum events here.

If you’re not stopping at The Mill In Essex For A breakfast Sandwich You Need Your Head Examined

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121 Eastern Ave, Essex, MA 01929

(978) 890-7139

Red Sox Get Swept By The Yankees, Blue Jays Win Their Last Two To Make The Wild card Race As Compelling As Ever With 6 Games Left In The Regular season.

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A horrific weekend for Boston sports.

The Topsfield Fair is Back!

Posted on by Nichole S.

The Topsfield Fair is back, from October 1st – 11th, and has a pretty robust schedule of events for anyone interested. You can check out their schedule here: https://www.topsfieldfair.org/plan/daily-schedule/

In addition to the rides, fair food, games, animals, agriculture, etc. they also have a pretty packed live music schedule. While browsing I found that Frankie Avalon, 38 Special, Colin Jamieson, Phil Vassar, Tony Orlando, and others will be playing at some point during this year’s fair….proving that there’s a little something for everyone!