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Cape Ann Community Bulletin Board Listings For 7/14/16
Welcome To Cape Ann Community Bulletin Board
A place where non-profit Cape Ann organizations can post press releases directly and then those press releases will be reposted to http://www.goodmorninggloucester.com . This is not an advertising space for businesses, fitness or wellness organizations, or music listings.
The web address will be http://www.capeanncommunity.com
To have your community organization news posted here, contact Joey C who will grant access for you to post directly.
Summer Programs for Kids Continue @ Maritime Gloucester
July 13, 2016 ~ maritimegloucesterprograms
This summer, Maritime Gloucester is a playground for science fun with weeklong programs for kids! The remaining weekly themes include Coastal Explorers Sailing Adventures, Coastal Explorers Science Adventures, Marine Mammals of the Gulf of Maine, Coastal Explorers Voyagers, and Science Exploration Through Art. Age appropriate programs for ages 8-16. Check out the full description of the weekly summer programs and register online at www.maritimegloucester.org/summer-programs or call 978 281-0470.
FREE Hepatitis C Testing Day 7/23
July 13, 2016 ~ Gloucester Health Department
The Gloucester Health Department, American Liver Foundation, and Massachusetts General Hospital will be conducting a FREE Hepatitis C testing event on July 23rd 9 AM to 1 PM at the Rose Baker Senior Center, 6 Manuel F. Lewis St., Gloucester, MA. Anyone is welcome to attend.
This testing event is a part of a community wide Hepatitis C Initiative for the Baby Boomer Population. Those born 1945 – 1965 are five times more likely than any other adult to have Hepatitis C. Many people with chronic Hepatitis C do not know they are infected, getting tested is the only way to find out.
For more information, please contact Public Health Nurse, Kelley Ries, at 978-282-8023.
Illumination Weekend
July 12, 2016 ~ illuminationweekend
August 13th Illumination Weekend. Fireworks at 9:15
Limited Tickets Still Availabe for Cocktails on the Harbor
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Host Committee
John and Jan Bell
Phil Chalmers and Susan King
Clyde and Lucy Gillard
Judy Gimik and Ron Kuerbitz
Paul and Christine Lundberg
Bob and Eileen Matz
Barry and Susan Weiner
Are you having a lobster party? Then Goodwin Party Shop On Pond Road Has You Covered
I don’t even watch Game of Thrones but this makes my pants tight.
Live Music // Wednesdays at Pigeon Cove Tavern!
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2 Pizzas for $10 During Outdoor Movies!
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Gloucester’s free outdoor movie series kicks off tomorrow night with Grease – and to celebrate you can get TWO Cheese Pizzas for just $10 from Minglewood Tavern.
Yes, just $10 for two cheese pizzas, perfect for sharing while you watch the show. This offer is good every Wednesday night during the outdoor movie series.
Best of all, you can easily grab it on your way, or take a quick walk over while you wait for the movie to start. Just call 978.281.0223 for take out.

Coast Guard medevacs fisherman after dogfish bite off Gloucester
HomieCast 18 with Craig Kimberley, Rick Doucette, Eric Lorden, BJ Mohan, Alecia and Stan Mauer and Joey C Taped 7/11/16
Listen In For Your Commute!
HomieCast 18 with Craig Kimberley, Rick Doucette, Eric Lorden, BJ Mohan, Alecia and Stan Mauer and Joey C Taped 7/11/16
Topics Include:
HomieCast 18 Feast- Eric’s King Salmon, Pork Tenderloin and Raviolis From New Local Pasta Maker, Pastaio via Corta (see Craig’s video here)
Eric watering his tiered garden with rainwater barrels details.
Weber Kettle Club– Rescue-Restore-Respect
The Pimping Of Craig’s Grill Custom Handle & New Style Lid Bale He Got At Foster’s Grill Store On His Older Performer
Foster’s Grill Store Potential Local Weber BBQ Event With Joey’s www.northeastbbq.com
New England Revolution To South Boston?
Hanna’s Sweet Cornhole Present To Craig
Horribles Parade Recap and Why It’s Important To Support The Horrible’s Parade
Eric’s 50th Pirate Party Booze Cruise
The Mauers Arrive From Iowa
Jeep/Ski Mobile/Motorcycle/Boat

Cape Ann Community Bulletin Board Listings For 7/12/16
Welcome To Cape Ann Community Bulletin Board
A place where non-profit Cape Ann organizations can post press releases directly and then those press releases will be reposted to http://www.goodmorninggloucester.com . This is not an advertising space for businesses, fitness or wellness organizations, or music listings.
The web address will be http://www.capeanncommunity.com
To have your community organization news posted here, contact Joey C who will grant access for you to post directly.
Thacher Island Association Annual Lighthouse Cruise
This is the last call for reservations for the “Lighthouses of Cape Ann” tour around the Cape on Wednesday July 13 at 7pm departing from Captain Bill’s Whale Watch, 24 Harbor Loop,Gloucester. This three hour narrated cruise up the Annisquam River and around the Cape will pass all six lighthouses, including the Twin Lights of Thacher Island, before returning via Eastern Point to Gloucester Harbor. Tickets are $30.00 per person. Credit cards accepted .Call 617-599-2590 for reservations. All proceeds go toward the maintenance and restoration of both Thacher and Straitsmouth Island lights.
Thursday Night Chamber Auction
Chamber Auction Thursday, July 14: A Celebration of Cape Ann!
Includes a Special FREE Auction Preview Event on Wendesday, July 13.
Register Here.
The Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce’s Annual Auction celebrates its 29th run on Thursday, July 14 beginning at 5:00 PM at The Essex Room at Woodman’s, 125R Main Street, Essex. For added fun a FREE Auction Preview/Business After Hours, will also be held at The Essex Room, on Wednesday, July 13 from 5:00 to 7:00 PM. This special Auction Preview evening will be a great opportunity to mingle with friends, preview this year’s Live Auction treasures and get an early start on Silent Auction bidding.
This Thursday’s main event will bring together bidders from across Cape Ann and the North Shore in hopes of going home with marquee auction items. Led by committee chair Tony Corrao, the auction committee’s preparations are humming along. Over $100,000 worth of donated items are already in hand and great new packages have been arriving daily from Chamber members and friends.
“This is one of the premier summer gatherings on Cape Ann,” said Carol Morse, a staunch supporter of the Chamber Auction for many years, adding: “This year’s Auction promises to be another great success and one of the best nights of the summer.”
Original paintings by Cape Ann’s leading artists, including Ken Knowles, Robert Gruppe, John Terelak, and Carole Loiacono; tickets to Red Sox, Bruins and Patriots games; exciting trips and adventures, including a South Africa Photo Safari; many vacation packages to fun places, including New Hampshire’s White Mountains, Portland, ME, Niagara Falls and Newport, RI; a select Afghanistan rug from Landry & Arcari; a beverage center from Doyon’s; and great shop and dine packages from Cape Ann shops and eateries are just some of the auction highlights. Plenty of other fun and unique items will also be up for bid.
For a complete list of auction items and to register to attend please visit capeannchamber.com or call 978-283-1601. Tickets for the 29th annual Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce Auction on Thursday, July 14 are $30 per individual or $300 for a reserved table of 10. The 29th Annual Cape Ann Chamber Auction is sponsored by Cape Ann Savings Bank.
Rose Baker Artist Honorees
Juni Van Dyke has selected Bob Quinn and Barbara Maddix as the Rose Baker Summer Artists and they are being honored with an exhibit of their work in the lobby of the Rose Baker Senior Center. Juni is the instructor and Director of the Rose Baker Art Program and every two months she selects one or two artists from the Program for this honor.
Bob Quinn (l) and Barbara Maddix (c) with Art Director Juni Van Dyke standing in front of the summer exhibit.
Even before Bob Quinn enrolled in his favorite high school class, mechanical drawing, he knew art would always be an important part of his life. Over the years, Bob has developed enviable skills in leather carving, metal work, stained glass, and computer graphics and video. His professional career was in marketing and advertising which allowed him to put his creativity and artistic eye to work in the business world.
Bob admires the many notable Cape Ann’s artists, and has used their work to inspire his own personal style of drawing, sketching, and watercolor. Bob’s style is straight forward, unencumbered, and charming. On exhibit at Rose Baker are works that delight the eye and reflect the subjects he loves most: Gloucester and all that is of the sea.
After retiring from a long career assisting one of Boston’s most prominent judges, Barbara Maddix has followed her lifelong interest in art. Barbara joined the Senior Art Program over 24 years ago. Now in her nineties, Barbara is still an active member of the Art Program. Some of her most recent contributions to the Program include creating ceramic bowls for Gloucester’s Empty Bowl Dinner and creating numerous iconic scenes for Art Program’s Neighborhood Quilt Project.
Barbara’s paintings are joyful and childlike. They are rendered with exuberance and a unique sense of color that reflects Barbara’s happy outgoing love of life and the world around her.
The summer show is on display from now until the end of August in the main lobby of the Rose Baker Senior Center at 6 Manuel F. Lewis St in Gloucester. The show can be viewed weekdays from 9am to 4pm.
LobsterFest IS Happening At Seaport Grille Starting This Wednesday!
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Cocktails on the Harbor to Benefit Addison Gilbert Hospital
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Cocktails on the Harbor.
A Harbor Cruise and Silent Auction to Benefit Addison Gilbert Hospital.
Wednesday, July 20, 2016
6 – 8 p.m.
Cruiseport Gloucester
6 Rowe Square
Join us for an evening cruise around Gloucester Harbor
on the Beauport Princess
in honor of Bob and Jan Crandall, founders of the Addison Gilbert Society.
This elegant evening will feature delicious food, live music and coveted silent auction items.
Cast off is promptly at 6:30 p.m.
RSVP by July 15.Tickets are limited!
To purchase tickets, please visit AddisonGilbert.org/CocktailsOnTheHarbor.
Please contact Michelle Hinchey at Michelle.D.Hinchey@Lahey.org or 978.726.6534 for more information.
Misty morning here @CaptJoeLobster #GloucesterMA #commercialfishing #lobster dock
#Ribs day @CaptJoeLobster #GloucesterMA on the @webergrills kettle #bbq
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Pork Ribs Twice In One Week? When they’re that good, sometimes you gotta double up just to make sure you weren’t dreaming…


GloucesterCast 191 With Ken Riehl, Kerry McKenna, Donna Ardizzoni, Paul Morrison, Karen Pischke, Gina Lampassi, Cat Ryan, Kim Smith and Joey Ciaramitaro Taped 7/10/16
GloucesterCast 191 With Ken Riehl, Kerry McKenna, Donna Ardizzoni, Paul Morrison, Karen Pischke, Gina Lampassi, Cat Ryan, Kim Smith and Joey Ciaramitaro Taped 7/10/16
Topics Include:
Props To Chief Campanello and The GPD In Light of Whats Going On Right Now
Bought my daughter Eloise a Fishing rod at Three Lanterns. Got my fishing permit online, it was a snap- Here’s where you apply-
https://www.ma.wildlifelicense.com/IS/Customer/InternetCustomerSearch
New ART@the IceHouse Gallery offerings – original works by artists Peter Vincent & Capt. Phil Cusamano
Ken Reihl Kerry McKenna Events Cape Ann Chamber Auction This Thursday, Block Party This Saturday, Festival By The Sea July 30th, August 6th Blues Festival, August 20th Is Waterfront Festival and The Second Block Party Info- www.capeannchamber.com
Donna Magnolia Art Show and Sale The 15th, 16th and 17th
Shout Out To Premier Imprints For Puzzles www.premierimprints.com
Thanks To Everyone That Comes Out For The One Hour at A Time Gang
Paul Morrison- Pokemon Go and Blackburn Challenge This Coming Weekend
Gina Lampassi https://www.facebook.com/blackburnchallenge/ looking for volunteers
Karen Pischke Reid’s Ride Update
Cat Ryan Cape Ann Reads- http://capeannreads.wix.com/picturebooks
Kim Smith – The Last Schwartz Opens On Wednesday At Gloucester Stage
Cape Ann Museum Design/ Build Lecture
Correction from Kim- “Correction: Our Lady of Good Voyage was designed by Halfdan Hanson”

AWH at Magnolia’s Farmers Market…
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A VERY SPECIAL FAMILY From Skip Bertolino
Skip Bertolino writes-
7/1/16 A Very Special Family
I was driving my car on Decatur Street in East Gloucester during the 4th of July weekend when I noticed a young boy all alone sitting behind with what I perceived was a lemonade stand selling lemonade and with a handmade sigh that read “100 % Profits to US Veterans” so I stopped the car rolled down the passenger side window and asked him.
What are u selling, he told me he’s selling “Arnold Palmers, which is a mix of lemonade & ice tea.
I said Wow I’ll take one of those, how much are they? he said 50 cents. I asked him his name he said, “Sean Bergin”. I asked where do u live he said just up the street.
As he was mixing the drink I asked him, Sean what are u doing with the money he reply’s I’m giving it all to the veterans.
He finishes mixing the drink, and he walks to the passenger side window of my car and hands me the drink and I pay him with a little extra for his cause & I thanked him.
As he was walking back to his stand, I called Sean, and as he turned around I said to him, “I want to thank you for what u are doing for the Veterans, as a Veteran myself, it is greatly appreciated.
He then proceeds to start to walk back to the car with the money I paid him, he puts the money back through the window looks me straight in the eye says to me “You’re a veteran ?” I said yes, if you’re a veteran the drink is FREE!!
I must tell you I was speechless, to be that young and to be so giving of his time to raise money for Vets and to think of Veterans in that way.
I finally gathered my thoughts and I thanked him but told him to please keep the money for his cause he said, OK!
That night I said I have to go back tomorrow and get a picture of that fine young man and that awesome stand.
So the next day I drive down with my wife to take a picture and what do I find, not only was
Sean age 11 at the stand but his brother Ryan age 13 and there 2 cousins Sofia & Olivia Codis ages 10 and 7. I was beside myself with joy they had made this July 4th very special.
Upon leaving I asked the group why you are doing this. Ryan responds, well some Veterans when they came back weren’t treated very well so we want to help them.
I think I can speak for all Veterans and their families this weekend you surely have!
Sean, Ryan, Sofia, Olivia God Bless You, thank you and thanks for thinking of us veterans.
We salute you,,, Job Well Done!
Skip Bertolino
Mount Pleasant Ave Gloucester, Ma.
Vietnam Vet, Class of 70
Cape Ann Community Bulletin Board Listings For 7/10/16
Welcome To Cape Ann Community Bulletin Board
A place where non-profit Cape Ann organizations can post press releases directly and then those press releases will be reposted to http://www.goodmorninggloucester.com . This is not an advertising space for businesses, fitness or wellness organizations, or music listings.
The web address will be http://www.capeanncommunity.com
To have your community organization news posted here, contact Joey C who will grant access for you to post directly.
Halfdan M. Hanson and Our Lady of Good Voyage Program at the Cape Ann Museum
July 9, 2016 ~ Cape Ann Museum
Halfdan M. Hanson: His Hidden Legacy
Saturday, July 23
1:00 p.m.
This program will begin with an illustrated talk on the life and work of Halfdan Hanson (1884–1952), architect of Beauport, the Sleeper-McCann House presented by Hanson’s granddaughter, Linda Brayton and great granddaughter, Jen Holmgren. Following the lecture, Brayton and Holmgren will lead the group on a short walk to view Our Lady of Good Voyage Church, one of Halfdan Hanson’s most notable buildings.

Beauport, the Sleeper-McCann House. Historic New England.
Tickets are $10 for Cape Ann Museum and Historic New England members / $15 non-members (Museum admission included). Space is limited; reservations required.
For more information and/or to purchase tickets, call (978)283-0455 x1o email info@capeannmuseum.org. Tickets can also be purchased online at Eventbrite.
This program is offered in conjunction with Design/Build: The Drawings of Phillips & Holloran, Architects (on view at the Cape Ann Museum through October 9, 2016) and in collaboration with Historic New England.
Not a member of the Museum? Join now and get discounted tickets to all our events!
Our Lady of Good Voyage. Cape Ann Museum. Image credit: Nicole Fandel
First Gloucester Block Party of 2016!
Gloucester’s Summer Block Parties have become a Cape Ann Classic, and the Cape Ann Chamber is excited to be presenting three Block Parties this summer in partnership with the City of Gloucester. The first one will be Saturday, July 16th. From 6 PM 10 PM on Main Street, party-goers will enjoy al fresco dining, live outdoor entertainment, free children’s activities, and street performers for a fun night on the town. The Block Parties offer local shopping, food and non-stop fun!
Visit gloucesterblockparty.com for a schedule of performers! You can also follow along on Facebook and Instagram.
#CapeAnnPowerYoga Parade Pose $100 Winner!
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We had an absolute blast at the Fishtown Horribles Parade and fireworks on the 3rd and Rockport Fireman’s Association Parade and bonfire on the 4th. I extend to all of the volunteers, organizations, musicians, and public safety officials a sincere thank you for making these events such a rousing fun success year after year.
Cape Ann is such a great place to visit, live, work, raise a family, and run a business. Not just because of the beaches, the woods, the dining, the museums, the arts, the sunrises over Thacher and the sunsets over Ipswich Bay. There is something far more powerful than any of that. It is the people.

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The people of Cape Ann are industrious, hardy, enthusiastic, and part of one community. As you can imagine that made it difficult to pick just…
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