Day: April 1, 2026

Signs of Spring

Posted on by Donna Ardizzoni

Even though the temperatures are only in the 40’s, mother nature is moving along into Spring.  Walking on Monday late afternoon, saw a pretty little Red Robin on the top of arch on Shore Road.

 

Chamber Events

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

IMPORTANT: RSVPs needed by April 14

Businesswomen’s Committee Spring Luncheon

Wave Makers ~ Tide Changers, Women of Innovation & Impact

Thursday, April 30 | 11 AM – 2 PM

Beauport Hotel

Please note that the Spring Luncheon is taking the place of the Fall Luncheon.

The Businesswomen’s Committee of the Greater Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce is proud to present Wave Makers ~ Tide Changers, Women of Innovation & Impact, an event spotlighting three remarkable women whose vision and leadership are shaping the future of our community.

This engaging luncheon will feature three dynamic speakers — one from the non-profit sector, one from the maritime industry, and one from the business community — who will share their journeys, insights, and the impact of their work.

The 2026 invited speakers are:

  • Leslie Gould, Executive Director, Greater Beverly Chamber of Commerce
  • ​Ann Molloy, Sales & Marketing Director and Co-Owner, Neptune’s Harvest
  • Gail Brenner Nastasia, Defense Attorney & Author

Join us for an afternoon of storytelling, inspiration, and connection as we celebrate the women who are lighting the way, steering the course, and charting the path forward.

REGISTER NOW (REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED): RSVPs needed by April 14

$55 Member

$75 Non-Member

$650 For a Table of 10

Good Friday and Lent are upon us. Wanna eat some deliciousness? Hit up @turnersseafoodgloucester for their incredible Fish and Chips, chowder and super fresh fish case!

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Turner Seafood

4 Smith St Gloucester Ma

https://www.turners-seafood.com/

Thank you Addison Gilbert

Posted on by Pat D

A shout out to the staff at Addison Gilbert! I was recently there for some routine testing which was handled in a friendly and efficient manner getting me on my way in only about 20 minutes total. I had arrived early for a testing appointment expecting to have paperwork to do but was taken straight in without fuss. What a treat! I then made my way to the second stop which, again, was in-and-out easy peasy. I was actually back in my car before the original appointment time.

I understand everyone has had their own experiences some good and some difficult but on this day, Addison Gilbert and its staff shone. We are very fortunate to have this facility available to us. I was watching “The Pitt” recently and there was a case where the characters had to drive 2+ hours to get to emergency help due to rural hospital shutdowns. I am grateful to have AGH right in our backyard.