
Month: November 2021
Vaccine Clinics:

Also-
Moderna & Seasonal Flu Vaccines being offered the next 2 Mondays at Rose Baker… please click the link and pick the site GPH Rose Baker to make your appointment… please reach out if you need assistance.
An interesting walk

Moments
Headland…

Sushi Sang Lee Virtual Sushi lesson on December 12th Sunday at 6pm. Also this week’s hours of operation.
Gloucester’s Skyline


heavenly

Gloucester Smiles – 1842

@FishermenGHS: At their recent banquet, GHS Girls Soccer was able to collect two large boxes of nonperishables, 3 Thanksgiving Gift Baskets, and $70 for the Open Door just in time for Thanksgiving!
City Hall
I love catching glimpses of City Hall from all around town.

It’s a Jungle Out There
It’s Bananas! I love that place and the latest window dressing includes the coolest zebra on Main Street. Not for sale, this zebra came to Gloucester from Florida with the store owner. As cool as this window is (and they always are a treat), the owner tells me he has big plans for the best Christmas window yet this year. In the meantime, we have this…… There’s quite a bit of reflection going on here, but I think it adds to the cool factor.


You Have Home Financing Options Contact Gloucester Local CrossCountry Mortgage 617-688-6891
REFUGEES AND IMMIGRATION: A NEW ERA
A SYMPOSIUM IN THE GLOUCESTER MEETINGHOUSE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20TH, 2-5:00 PM, WITH VIDEO SIMULCAST ON YOUTUBE
This event, part of an annual series hosted by the Gloucester Meetinghouse Foundation on topics of civic concern, will concentrate on what is happening in our communities and around the country now. More information and video link at: http://www.gloucestermeetinghouse.org
Before our last Summer Series concert we heard an impassioned talk by Congressman Seth Moulton about our responsibility for the safety and resettlement of people from Afghanistan in New England. The Symposium will take a broader view, hearing from members of several organizations who have assisted new arrivals from many countries for a long time. Of equal importance, some presenters are individuals who have been through the immigration or refugee experience themselves. They will gather for a round table discussion in the last segment, addressing questions submitted from the audience, helping us to understand how…
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Our friend Beth Gibeley Panagos and Nicholas Panagos invited us to tape the Bravo by the Sea, Pizza Oven Delivery in downtown Gloucester. My heart was racing when the over 5000 pound unit was being hoisted through the window! Here’s the footage-
Late autumn light From Jackie Bennett

Crazy Sunset Over Gloucester MA Harbor

Cloudy sunset on Monday
Very cloudy as the sun was going down on Monday with Boston in the background.

Moments
Cape Ann rocks…

Gloucester Meetinghouse Foundation
REFUGEES AND IMMIGRATION: A NEW ERA
A SYMPOSIUM IN THE GLOUCESTER MEETINGHOUSE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20TH, 2-5:00 PM, WITH VIDEO SIMULCAST ON YOUTUBE
This event, part of an annual series hosted by the Gloucester Meetinghouse Foundation on topics of civic concern, will concentrate on what is happening in our communities and around the country now. More information and video link at: http://www.gloucestermeetinghouse.org
Before our last Summer Series concert we heard an impassioned talk by Congressman Seth Moulton about our responsibility for the safety and resettlement of people from Afghanistan in New England. The Symposium will take a broader view, hearing from members of several organizations who have assisted new arrivals from many countries for a long time. Of equal importance, some presenters are individuals who have been through the immigration or refugee experience themselves. They will gather for a round table discussion in the last segment, addressing questions submitted from the audience, helping us to understand how best to offer our support.
The historic (1806) Meetinghouse, home of the Gloucester Unitarian-Universalist Church, is located on the green at the intersection of Middle and Church Streets. A lift to the Sanctuary level is available just inside the 10 Church Street door. It is a free event – all are welcome. Your safety is important to us. Masks are required inside the building and seating is staggered to encourage social distancing. We request that the audience be vaccinated or have had a recent negative Covid test. Refreshments will be available at break times outside near the front entrance.
SYMPOSIUM PRESENTERS:
Elsabel Rincon, Founder and Executive Director of The Welcome Immigrant Network in Salem, and recipient of the Peter J. Gomes Service Award
Alexandra Weber, Chief Institutional Advancement Officer for the International Institute of New England in Boston
Andy Allen, Director of Adult Education at Wellspring House
Francis Mpfuranziza, who fled the Democratic Republic of Congo during the ethnic violence
Blanca Martinez, an immigrant representative from the Essex County Community Organization (ECCO) in Lynn
Rev. Rona Tyndall, Pastor, West Gloucester Trinitarian Congregational Church, UCC, and organizer for Allies of Our Afghan Allies
Rev. Alice Erickson, Gloucester resident who has been active for many years in the process of resettling refugees
Melissa Buchanan, ESOL Coordinator for the Wellspring Adult Learning Center
Ski, Skate & Board Consignment Event this Saturday and Sunday – Cutler School, Hamilton





