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1) Completed Snow Plow Package
2) Licenses for all drivers
3) Registrations for all vehicles
4) Proof of insurance
5) Tare weights for all vehicles
Packets are available below, or you may pick one up at the Department of Public Works, 28 Poplar Street.

Hooray to the three day weekend! Please keep the mustard on the hot dog & don’t open bottles with your teeth. Cheers!

Gloucestercast 240 With Karen Pischke, Bill Bobskill, Kim Smith and Joey Ciaramitaro Taped 9/3/17
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Who?
Cape Ann Whale Watch, in Gloucester, is looking for a 2-3 local volunteers who would be available through October to join us onboard as educators on our trips. (September trips are 1:00 during the week, and 8:30 and 1:30 on the weekends. October is 10:00 every day.)
What?
We educate passengers about marine life around the Gulf of Maine as well as to foster a sense of environmental awareness, respect and responsibility. You don’t need any previous experience, although enjoying whale watching is important. We will train you onboard.
When?
We are looking for 2-3 people that can commit to 2 days a week.
Educators circulate the boat with hands-on teaching tools to educate the public about whales and their environment (such as a sample of whale baleen or a 3-D model of Stellwagen Bank). Once the actual whale watching begins, educators help collect data on whale behavior and identification for our research. Our volunteers also are available to answer passengers’ questions on a wide variety of topics–everything from whale behavior to ocean conservation (which you will know many answers too!) If you enjoy it, we would love to call you to fill in in the future as well!
If you are interested:
Please reach out to Jamie or Cynde through the office 978-283-5110:
or Email: education@seethewhales.com
Your Bridge to Health; Promoting Optimal Wellness Mind, Body and Spirit
FREE Lecture: The Benefits and Science Behind Reiki for Cancer Patients. Monday. September 11. 6:30 pm. Brigham and Women’s Lung Cancer Forum. Brookline MA. Contact us for details.
Reiki (ray-kee) is a gentle Japanese healing art that promotes relaxation and potentially improve comfort and calm, offering emotional and physical benefits while undergoing treatment for cancer. Reiki sessions are offered with the client/patient fully clothed, either lying or seated, often with light touch, but no manipulation.
Gentle and generally relaxing, reiki sessions are often viewed as supportive care by patients receiving them.Though the science is still out about the effectiveness of reiki, a number of hospitals and healthcare settings are incorporating reiki as adjunctive support for stress and pain management. (Contact me for current research studies related to reiki in the oncology setting.)
Reiki Sessions are offered in a…
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Please be advised of special events and beach/marathon traffic this long weekend (especially for Monday’s marathon), including:
Thank you to the Gloucester Police Department (Official), Gloucester Beaches / DPW, and all city staff working this weekend to help support these events and services! Happy Labor Day!