Author: Joey Ciaramitaro

The creator of goodmorninggloucester.org Lover of all things Gloucester and Cape Ann. GMG where we bring you the very best our town has to offer because we love to share all the great news and believe that by promoting others in our community everyone wins.

Mt. Pleasant Cemetery Assoc. Annual Meeting

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kathrynm17's avatarCape Ann Community

The Annual Meeting of The Mt. Pleasant Cemetery  will be held at the East Gloucester Community Church on Chapel Street, East Gloucester on Wednesday, July 26 at 6:30 pm.  All board members, lot owners,  and interested persons are encouraged to attend.  We are looking for new members for our Board and welcome anyone who is interested in helping our non-profit in any way.   We are looking to elect a new President and Treasurer.  

If you cannot make the meeting but are interested in helping out in the future, please contact me at khmelanso@comcast.net

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For the people that keep asking- here’s the link to The AWESOME Cheap Cool Light Sensor Night Lights. Does anyone that got them love them as much as I do?

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They are an absolute no-brainer purchase.  They emit a slightly warm hue that gives just enough light at night so you can walk around without flipping lights on or off (also allow me to pee in the toilet instead of guessing if it’s a straight shot into the bowl).

The are a small enough footprint that they allow you to still use the other plug in a two plug outlet.  They only cost 30 cents to run for an entire year.  They have a sensor that turns them off when there’s enough light that they aren’t needed.  Totally ingenious, totally cheap, but they look really nice.

You can buy them on Amazon on sale now for $11.49 (normally $15.99)  28% savings

Here’s the link to purchase- Sycees 0.5W Plug-in LED Night Light Lamp with Dusk to Dawn Sensor, Warm White, 4-Pack

There’s 2168 Five Star Reviews

Here’s some shots from our house-

I got here as they were unloading Lobsters at Captain Joes in Gloucester.

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Only way to get fresher is to climb into the trap and eat them.

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Cape Ann Farmers Market TODAY at Stage Fort Park

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CAFM logo vectorIt’s Thursday on Cape Ann and that means it’s time for the Cape Ann Farmers Market!

Join us at Stage Fort Park from 3:00-6:30 to get all your summer favorites (and maybe even the first peaches of the season!)

Food, music, crafts, and a gorgeous view! Come stock up for the weekend and enjoy all the market has to offer including free parking while you shop!

Sign up for our newsletter on capeannfarmersmarket.org so you’ll always know what’s new at the market!

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Join us every Wednesday at Seaport Grille for some Lobsterfest madness! 

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@SeaportGrille: Join us every Wednesday at Seaport Grille for some Lobsterfest madness! See our flyer for details 🦐 #capeann #lobsterfest #gloucesterma
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Bed by 10pm

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Ayurveda Wellness Healing, LLC's avatarCape Ann Wellness

Ayurveda Wellness Healing, LLC knows that sleep and the times that we sleep are vital in our overall health.

One should be in bed by 10pm as our bodies metabolize waste products after this hour. Between 11:00pm and 2:00am our immune system revitalizes itself.

Are you experiencing:
Brain fog
Memory loss
Depression
Cardiovascular disease
Diabetes or Obesity

Start tonight…lights out by 10pm

“Blockage is disease/Flow is health”

info@ayurvedawellnesshealing.com

www.ayurvedawellnesshealing.com

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Poll: Do you give a shit about the Plovers?

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It has come to my attention that there is a faction of people that in passing on the street will comment to me and say things like “Enough with the plovers”, or something to that effect.

I find the Plovers somewhat interesting just to see if they will survive but I’m not sure why the coverage irritates certain people.  Like when it made the newspaper one of the guys in the office muttered “This is front page news?”

I may have mentioned this to Kim, not sure, but it seems like there are firmly entrenched two camps- those that are absolutely all in and fascinated by them and those that aren’t.

So just out of curiosity, and of course it’s anonymous so you don’t have to worry about hurting anyone’s feelings, here’s a poll to determine where the readership falls.  I’m very interested where people fall on this.

Organic Pest and Disease Workshop with Alprilla Farm and Backyard Growers

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backyardgrowersgloucester's avatarCape Ann Community

Pest and disease management (1)

This Thursday, join Backyard Growers and guest speaker Sophie Courser from Alprilla Farm for a workshop on organic pest and disease management! We will address common pest and disease concerns, as well as preventative garden care and other solutions to common garden woes.

Thursday, 7/20 at 6:00pm

Burnham’s Field Community Garden

FREE for Backyard Growers program participants,

$10 for Community Members

Tickets here!

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