Day: December 16, 2024

Holiday Lights & Cocoa Drives 2024 Map. Gloucester Houses Are Glistening Once Again! 🚗🎄☕

Posted on by Catherine

Holiday Lights and Cocoa Drives 2024 edition is off. More merry neighborhoods, pictures and map coming soon.

Image block: For the 8th year in a row—and the 5th accompanied by a map with photos—enjoy a selection of Gloucester’s houses decorated for the season. Addresses so far: downtown, Reynard, Finch, Washington, Spruce, Goose Cove Lane. Photos will be posted on Good Morning Gloucester in separate batches.

Nichole rocking the Gloucester Fishermen Wide Wale Cord Cap From Gloucester Apparel At The Rhumb Line

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Available for purchase on The Gloucester Apparel Site- https://gloucesterapparel.square.site/

Correct spelling Wale. All these years I just assumed it was Whale.

Have you ever seen one of those skate ray eggs on the beach and wondered how it hatches? Well this is how- Video

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

The Cape Ann Makers Market at The Cut

Posted on by Donna Ardizzoni

Thank you, Cape Ann markers Market, for another successful holiday season.  CAMM events are co-produced by Cape Ann Sea Salt Company Hold Fast Company and Eleven Eleven Elixir. Owners Anna Baglaneas Eves (Cape Ann Sea Salt Co.), Deanna Fay (Hold Fast Co.), and Angelia Corrado (Eleven Eleven Elixir) saw a real need for vendor opportunities for themselves and the many talented makers on Cape Ann, so they decided to tackle the problem head on. These three women are amazing and work very hard to organize these great Holiday Shows.  The venues are fun and inviting.  It was very busy so not many photos.

The Cut a great venue.  Thank you for all who came to shop local.  We live in an amazing community and lucky to live here.

*PHOTOS* Gloucester Firefighters Union, Gloucester Fire Collect More than 200 Gifts During Annual Toy Drive 

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro
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Gloucester Fire and Gloucester Firefighters Union collected more than 200 gifts for children in need this holiday season. (Photo Courtesy Gloucester Firefighters Union)
GLOUCESTER — Fire Chief Eric Smith is pleased to share that the Gloucester Firefighter Union collected more than 200 gifts for families in need this holiday season.   Toys and monetary donations were collected on Saturday, Dec. 14. Monetary donations were collected at Stop & Shop and used to help fund a large shopping event. The Gloucester Firefighters Union fulfilled wish lists from children across the Cape Ann region, including toys, clothes, and more.  The rear cab of Ladder 2 was filled with collections.   Donations were given to the North Shore Kids Holiday Fund, which supportsWellspring House, and Pathways for Children and Action, which supports local families and children with gifts for Christmas. Chief Smith and Gloucester Fire Department would like to thank residents and community members for their generosity and wish all a happy holiday season.   ###
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Community members stand with Union Reps Matt Aiello, Dean DeCoste, and Joe Johnson during the annual toy drive. (Photo Courtesy Gloucester Firefighters Union)
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Members of the community donate toys during Gloucester Firefighters Union’s annual toy collection. (Photo Courtesy Gloucester Firefighters Union)
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Firefighter Ishi King, Sara King, and Firefighter Dean DeCoste purchase items for children and families during the annual toy drive. (Photo Courtesy Gloucester Firefighters Union)

Video- Once the police station is finished would you like to see the Gloucester Lobster Trap Tree back on Main Street for Christmas season ’25?

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Pretty Main St

Posted on by Pat D

Downtown Main St is such a pretty sight especially with extra lights and open shops! Maybe you’re nostaglic for this view…….