Day: March 2, 2022

More than renovations at Robyn’s Dog Grooming Submitted By Cat Cavallini

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

There’s a lot more than renovations going on at Robyn (aka the Crazy Fiesta Hat Lady) McNair’s Dog Grooming shop on 388 Main St. 

Pet grooming for over 36 years, Robyn and her friend Diane also started the Cancer Sucks Fund out of her shop. Personally affected by cancer, Robyn lost her husband John to cancer seven years ago. Wanting to offer a little extra help to local families, their first ’Clipping for a Cure’ raised $1200.

Local contractors Seaside Glass, Giacalone Contractors, Albano Electricians, Enos Painting and Louie McGraf have been donating their time and resources to renovate Robyn’s salon this past month.  

A Go Fund Me page enabled her to buy new equipment, including this stainless steel dog washing tub. (If you’re interested in contributing to Go Fund Me, see above.)

The inside renovations will include a “CANCER SUCKS in every colour” wall in memory of John. The wall display will include photos honoring the many cancer survivors they have helped out. Once all renovations are done (aiming for April 1st) Robyn will again start up her “Clipping for a Cure” FREE NAIL CLINIC for cats and dogs. It will be on the last Saturday of every month from 9 to 12. Any donations will be accepted and appreciated for the Cancer Sucks Fund and no amount will be refused!  Robyn‘s Dog Grooming is open during renovations. You can contact her at 978.491.8255

here’s teh go Fund Me Link-

https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-robyns-grooming-stay-alive-thrive?qid=5f774158b370094e58aee6f9e235cd22

BEST igloo dining option on the #northshore!

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Roof collapse, no injuries

Posted on by Donna Ardizzoni

Reblogged from the Gloucester Daily Times:

No one was injured Wednesday morning when a roof collapse at the old North Atlantic Fish Company at 88 Commercial St. caused a wall to kick out and trigger a gas leak  just after 9 a.m., according to fire Deputy Chief Tom LoGrande.

A black pickup parked adjacent to the scene suffered damage from the collapsed building. Witnesses at the scene said the truck belonged to a crewman aboard the fishing vessel Captain Dominic.

The building was vacant at the time the collapse, LoGrande said. National Grid was called and was able to shut off gas to the building. Gloucester Fire Department crews had to vent the structure due to a build-up of gas inside. Fire crews were on scene from 9:08 a.m. and cleared at 10:51 a.m.

LoGrande said among those who were called to the scene were the city’s building and electrical inspectors.

“I would think the building would be torn down,” LoGrande said.

This story will be updated at gloucestertimes.com and in Thursday’s edition of the Gloucester Daily Times.

@FishermenGHS: Boys hoops advances with a solid team effort. Next Game Friday 6:45pm at Archbishop Williams. Video Replay from Cape Ann Live here

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

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Help Restore the local Elm Landscape and Fight Climate Change:

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Inspired by the World Economic Forum’s 1 Trillion Tree campaign to fight climate change, Project Elm is gifting 100 Elm Trees to local property owners in Gloucester and Rockport.

If you’d like to plant a disease-resistant Elm on your property, please reach out. We have the costs covered. We also have a skilled volunteer team ready to help plant trees on street facing property.

Want a tree on your property? Want to cover the costs of a tree for a fellow community member? Send an email to capeannelms@gmail.com

Let’s Make This a ThinG Each Time it Snows

Posted on by Nichole S.

Let’s make this a thing. Tons of snowmen on the boulevard each time it snows. This made me smile the other day. I’m happy someone took the time to make such a fun snowman right on the boulevard to greet everyone who drives by. Wouldn’t it be fun if we could get a whole bunch of snowmen to line the boulevard after each snowstorm. It’d be so fun for the kids.

Fund Raising to Repair Our Lady of Good Voyage Towers

Posted on by Pat D

Our Lady of Good Voyage is raising funds to repair/restore their towers most recently damaged a year ago by wind. It is estimated that the repairs to this damaged tower might be around $150,000 and efforts are underway to raise funds to assist. This historic church is a mainstay of Gloucester’s community and history. Originally dedicated in 1893 and rebuilt after a fire in 1914, there is no question of its significance in the Gloucester history. Online donations accepted at ccgronlineolgv.churchgiving.com

Pictures from early March 2021:

LEAP for Education Summer 2022 Teen Internship Program

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

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LEAP for Education is running a FREE 2022 Summer Internship Program for Gloucester Teens!

Work virtually or in person on a project 9 hours per week July 11 – August 18 with a mentor/company where you will gain important workplace skills

Start to build a resume for college and future endeavors – examples of internships include; assistant teaching a Pathways for Children; assisting with youth art classes at Art Haven; project assistance at Gloucester Education Foundation; teen council/community representative for local nonprofits, teller positions at BankGloucester, internships at Appleton Farms, and many more

Receive GHS credit and a salary or $500 stipend

Attend regularly scheduled workplace skills workshops on topics such as job interviewing, searching for college/post high school options, stress management, financial literacy, and resume writing

For more information, to set up an interview to discuss your interests, or to register, please email JoAnn Leavitt, Program Coordinator, at jleavitt@leap4ed.org

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