Month: September 2022

@FishermenGHS: Great job by the Football team doing the job on and off the field in the past 24 hours. Nice win last night but even bigger contribution getting out this morning and helping clean up the community@FishermenGHS:

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GloucesterCast 602 Livestream 9/18/22 Link to Join Here-www.facebook.com/goodmorninggloucester

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GloucesterCast 602 Livestream 9/18/22 

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Eagle Guarding Stage Fort Park

Posted on by Pat D

I have spotted this eagle overlooking Stage Fort Park a couple of times recently. It doesn’t typically hang around for long and the leaves hide it pretty well but it’s still a spectacular blessing to have it watching over our harbor.

Join Us For The Stream Of The GloucesterCast 9:00AM Sunday 9/18/22 Link to join here- www.facebook.com/goodmorninggloucester

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Join Us For The Stream Of The GloucesterCast 9:00AM Sunday 9/18/22

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City of Gloucester Extends Ban On AllNon-Essential Outdoor Water Use as Drought Conditions Persist

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro
GLOUCESTER – Mayor Greg Verga and the City of Gloucester report that a temporary ban on all non-essential outdoor water use is being extended until the end of September due to continuing drought conditions.

The City implemented a two-week ban on all non-essential outdoor water use beginning on Sept. 1.

The ban is now being extended until September 30th. Despite some recent rainfall, drought conditions persist and the City’s water capacity remains at just 51 percent. The status of the ban will be reevaluated on September 30th.

“I would like to ask all Gloucester residents, whether they use city water or have private wells, to help us preserve our natural resources during this critical drought period,” said Mayor Verga. “I appreciate residents’ cooperation and understanding of these necessary restrictions. We intend to keep this ban in place for as short a time as possible, but despite some recent rainfall, conditions remain critical, and we cannot responsibly lift the ban at this time.”

The Northeast Region of Massachusetts remains in a Level 3 Critical Drought. Per MassDEP, this level of drought warrants such a ban on all non-essential outdoor water use. DEP considers “essential” water use as:
for health or safety reasonsby regulationfor the production of food and fiberfor the maintenance of livestockto meet the core functions of a businessFailure to adhere to the restrictions can lead to the imposition of fines.

Drought conditions result in dry grass, shrubbery, and forest areas, as well as dry soil conditions, increasing the wildland fire risk. Cape Ann communities have seen multiple brush fires in recent weeks. Brush fires take multiple days to extinguish and exhaust local and regional resources.

All outdoor fires, including the use of outdoor fireplaces, firepits, and chimineas are prohibited during this time of critical drought. Residents are also asked to take care when disposing of combustible materials including the disposal of cigarettes.

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Magnolia Community Farmers Market

Posted on by Donna Ardizzoni

Hope to see all at the Sunday, September 18, 2022 Magnolia Community Farmers Market.  Stroll down Lexington Avenue for your veggies, pastries, clams, and for some great music.  See you there.  Thank you for shopping local.

RAA&M ANNUAL ART AUCTION 2022 – Saturday, October 1st, 2:00 PM (EST) – Live Online Only Auction

Posted on by James Eves

Featuring Masterworks by Historic Cape Ann Artists Offered in Rockport Art Association & Museum’s 37th Annual Art Auction on Saturday, October 1st, 2:00 PM (EST). 

Live Online Only Auction via LiveAuctioneers

Lot 55 – Emile Gruppé (1896-1978), “Lanes Cove,” oil on canvas, 30 x 36 in.
Lot 159 – Aldro T. Hibbard (1886-1972), “Winter Day,” oil on canvas, 24 x 32 in.
Lot 166 – Anthony Thieme (1888-1954), “Autumn in Rockport,” oil on canvas, 25 x 30 in.
Lot 178 – Aldro T. Hibbard (1886-1972), “Motif #1 in Winter,” oil on canvas, 25 x 30 in.
Lot 195 – Emile Gruppé (1896-1978), “The Net,” oil on canvas, 30 x 40 in.
Lot 203 – Charles Vickery (1913-1998), “The Otago,” oil on canvas, 20 x 24 in. 

Auction Preview Exhibition in the Hibbard and Maddocks Galleries of the RAA&M: 
Sunday, September 18th – Saturday, October 1st. 
Auction Preview Hours: Monday–Saturday, 10am – 5pm; Sunday, 12–5pm (Saturday, Oct. 1st, 10am – 12pm).

Bidding is available live online via LiveAuctioneers.com (with advanced registration) or by submitting an in-house absentee bid directly with the RAA&M in advance. Auction Sneak Peek video episodes with noted Cape Ann historian and author Judith A. Curtis are featured on the RAA&M website and YouTube channel.

More information and an online photo catalog of all auction lots is posted on the RAA&M website: 
www.rockportartassn.org/auction


Over the years, the Annual Art Auction, a major fundraiser for the Rockport Art Association & Museum (RAA&M), has become a highly anticipated event. As a prestigious art auction, it attracts serious collectors throughout the country, as well as those just starting an art collection.

Live online from the RAA&M’s Hibbard Gallery, this year’s auction features works by master Cape Ann artists of the past including Aldro T. Hibbard, Emile Gruppé, Anthony Thieme, Frederick Mulhaupt, Antonio Cirino, W. Lester Stevens, Paul Strisik, Charles Vickery, Charles Movalli, Hayley Lever, Charles Woodbury, Carl W. Peters, Leon Kroll, Theresa Bernstein, William Meyerowitz, Charles Paul Gruppé, Charles Kaelin, Al Czerepak, and Bernard Corey, among many others. The auction specializes in Cape Ann art, but is not limited to this region and also includes works by numerous other prominent historic American artists.


The auction, now in its 37th year, began with a bequest by founding RAA&M member Antonio Cirino (1888-1983). Cirino left his artwork to the Association with the stipulation that the art be auctioned to help support the organization. The auction quickly evolved to include other historic Cape Ann artists, and has been the Association’s major annual fundraising event ever since.

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The Rockport Art Association & Museum (RAA&M) is one of the oldest and most active art organizations in the country with a long and distinguished history spanning 100 years. Each year the RAA&M welcomes thousands of visitors from around the world. The RAA&M continues to be one of Cape Ann’s most prominent cultural beacons. Since its founding in 1921, Association membership has steadily increased and currently includes approximately 300 exhibiting members, and hundreds of contributing members. By promoting year-round programs including workshops, classes, lectures, demonstrations, exhibitions and community outreach, as well as an impressive museum collection, the RAA&M remains dedicated to making fine art appreciation accessible to all.


Mission Statement:
Rockport Art Association & Museum’s mission is to foster the creation and appreciation of the fine arts through a rich and diverse program of exhibitions and educational offerings. RAA&M provides opportunities for a wide range of people to engage with art, maintains an impressive permanent collection and carries forth the legacy of its founders by inspiring and cultivating artistic excellence and creative community on Cape Ann and beyond.