Lots of fun @northshore1049 with Aurelia Nelson Dana Hersey and Mugs McGonagall Pimping The THE FARM Bar & Grille Good Morning Gloucester 2016 Bikini Speedo Dodgeball World Championship
Live at 8:45AM 104.9
Talkin Dodgeball!
My View of Life on the Dock
Frankie Gwynne and I will be on 104.9 Radio Show With Dana Hersey and Mugs McGonacle Friday Morning at 8:45AM promoting The Good Morning Gloucester/ Farm Bar and Grille Bikini Speedo Dodgeball World Championships To Benefit Camp Spindrift, listen in for some laughs.
For More Information and Crazy Pictures and Videos Visit The Event Page-
2016 Bikini and Speedo Dodgeball World Championship
And Don’t forget to come to En Fuego Tonight To Watch The Debut of Craig Kimbereley’s Epic Dodgeball Movie from Last Year’s Event and mingle with your favorite Bikini Speedo Dodgeball Stars.









How long have you lived in Gloucester? 18 years the 1st time then 25 years away and now 36 years this time
What is your favorite season In Gloucester? Both spring and fall
Do you have any secret outdoor spots in Gloucester where you go to “get away”? Not really “get away” but I like going to when possible: the pasture in Squam, Lighthouse beach, the Back Shore, walks in the woods-Dogtown
What is your favorite pizza joint in Gloucester? Poseidons
What is your favorite sub shop in Gloucester? Poseidons & Market Basket
What place would you go for a romantic dinner in Gloucester? What’s that?
What is your favorite bar in Gloucester? Not drinking these days… have not been going to bars for years.
What is your favorite breakfast joint in Gloucester? Sugar Mags!
What is your favorite local event in Gloucester? This one’s tough The Block Parties, The Fiesta, The Sidewalk Bazaar, The Annisquam Sea Fair, The Horribles Parade are some of my favorites.
In the summer do you prefer the beach or to be on a boat? I guess I’d rather be on a boat.
Who is your favorite local artist? Jeff Weaver.
Which is your favorite local beach? It’s another toss up… Good Harbor or Lighthouse.
Who has the best chowder in town? Halibut Point.
Excluding GMG what is your second favorite local blog? There’s others???
Do you prefer haddock chowder or clam chowder? Haddock.
What were your thoughts on The Downtown Block Parties last year? They were great when the weather was OK.
What is your favorite local band? The Docksiders.
What about Gloucester sets it apart from anywhere else? It’s People and the quality of light.
Thanks, Joey
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AJ’s Skewers-

Greek Salad With Steak Tips-

Cottage Pie-

The Full Movie Will Be Debuted at 7PM Friday Night At The Farm Bar and Grille, Come By and Mingle With Your Favorite Bikini Speedo Dodgeballers!
Frankie Gwynne and I will be on 104.9 Radio Show With Dana Hersey and Mugs Mc Gonacle Friday Morning at 8:45AM promoting the event, listen in for some laughs.
For more info-2016 Bikini and Speedo Dodgeball World Championship
HELP WANTED – GLOUCESTER , NORTH SHORE. STERNMAN – LOBSTER BOAT
Experience preferred. Must be hard working with fast hands. Non- Smoker, Non- Drinker. Completely Drug free. Must have own vehicle.
Leave Name and phone number. Mike – 781-249-2818. No calls after 6 p.m.
Check it out-http://www.ethnicartscenter.org
April 6, 2016 ~ Michael Deneen
The April GAAC “Welcome to Amateur Astronomy” meeting has been postponed from our usual meeting date to next week, April 15th, 8:00-9:30 pm at the Lanesville Community Center, 8 Vulcan Street in Lanesville.
This annual event is always a crowd favorite. We’ll be featuring an even half-dozen quick, ten-minute presentations on topics of interest to anyone interested in pursuing astronomy, as well as a roomful of different scopes to inspect and ask questions about, and all the great conversation and goodies you’ve come to associate with GAAC meetings.
You’ll be able to find out more about photography, the upcoming transit of Mercury, what you need to get started, places to shop and how much to spend, what you’ll be able to see, the advantages of different optical designs and brands, and much much more.
You can learn more about GAAC at the club website, http://gaac.us, the Facebook page, http://www.facebook.com/gaacpage, and twitter, @GAACster. There’s always plenty of free parking, and there are no dues or fees. See you there!
The Trophy Has Been Engraved and As Of This Coming Saturday at 12:00PM Sharp Will Be Up For Grabs. How Bad Do You Want It?

Anyone not playing in the dodgeball tournament that would like to volunteer to help out during game day? For a great cause. Please email ftgwynne@gmail for more details
Thanks!
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Bikini Speedo Dodgeball This Saturday April 9th Click This Link For All The Info
SHOW UP FRIDAY NIGHT TO PICK UP TEAM UNIFORMS AND WATCH THE FULL LENGTH MASTERPIECE CREATED BY CRAIG KIMBERLEY IN ALL IT’S GLORY
TEAM NAMES HAVE BEEN REMOVED TO PROTECT THE PATHETIC, AND WEAK….AND LAME.
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VISION DEPOT (FORMERLY PARRELLI OPTICAL) ANNOUNCES A NAME
CHANGE, BUT EVERYTHING ELSE IS EXACTLY THE SAME AS BEFORE
Dr. Bonny Weingarten, serving Gloucester since 1997, has
just announced that the well-known and long-established eye care and full-service
optical care retail store at 29 Railroad Avenue in Gloucester has changed its name to
Vision Depot, from Parrelli Optical.
“When we parted ways with the Parrelli Optical franchise, we wanted to let the
community know that our goals have not changed at all: we have the same great
service for our many customers, the same dedicated and highly trained employees, the
same management and owner, and now an even better selection of the best frames
and the most fashionable styles. Plus, we now are able to accept even more types of
insurance,” said Dr. Weingarten.
Vision Depot specializes in digital eye examinations, dry eye and allergy management,
high fashion in eyewear, all…
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April 5, 2016 ~ Cape Ann Museum
A Multimedia Presentation with Suellen Wedmore and Friends
Based on her most recent book of poetry, Mind the Light, writer Suellen Wedmore melds photographs, paintings, music and movement to depict the bravery and intelligence of the little-known heroines of our American past—women lighthouse keepers. Assisting Wedmore will be Juliana McGovern, Barbara Brewer and others. Following the program, Wedmore will be available to sign copies of her book, for sale in the Museum Shop. This program is free for CAM members / $10 for non-members (includes Museum admission). Space is limited; reservations required.
For more information email us at info@capeannmuseum.org. Tickets can be purchased by calling the Museum at (978) 283-0455 x10 or online at Eventbrite.
April 5, 2016 ~ Gloucester Marine Genomics Institute
This could be you in September!
The Gloucester Biotechnology Academy is now accepting applications from recent high school grads for the first class to start September 2016. Your gateway to a career in the exciting field of Biotechnology…
For your application package: biotech.academy@gmgi.org
For more information: Gloucester Biotechnology Academy
Image ~ April 5, 2016 ~ lwheels2636
Good Morning –
Greetings from North Shore Career Center. We are delighted to announce that we have gathered 35 companies located in Gloucester and Brockport to a Job Fair. We are also expecting 200+ Job Seekers in the Cape Ann area to participate in this event at no cost at all.
LEGO®-Packed Kids Events in April Vacation Week
Invent your way through April Vacation Week with 2 LEGO®-packed Cape Ann library events celebrating the publication of The Mechanical Mind of John Coggin!
Written by local author, Elinor Teele, this hilarious adventure for kids aged 8-12 has already received a Kirkus Star. Join Elinor on Saturday, April 16 or Thursday, April 21 for LEGO® inventing, word games, steam engine exploring, interactive readings, and a super-cool book raffle!
Find all the details: elinorteele.com/events/
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from B.B. Boudreau
Yeah, it’s STILL winter. It’s April 4th today and it snowed. And they’re saying there will be more. I have started to look for reasons to be happy about being here, and decided that there are some delightful aspects of winter here in Gloucester, although maybe not as numerous as in summer. Here’s a big one. Everyone knows how to drive these narrow roads.
I believe after living here for 20 years, it’s because of a clever maneuver that I have coined The Gloucester Pull Out. Some people from the outside think it’s rude, but I’ve never been able to figure out why. In taking a left turn from a driveway or side street, we wait for three or four cars, which is reasonable in the winter, and then pull slowly into the coming lane.
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The Manchester Essex Green Team is selling 40 pound bags of Black Earth Compost made from the Manchester Essex School District’s food waste converted into rich and nutritious soil for $8 each. This sale will be happening on a rolling basis and will continue all year long. All participation is greatly appreciated because the profits will be donated to the Green Team programs in all three schools. The Team is accepting credit card orders by visiting the Team’s secure website at http://www.greenteam.mersd.org, click on the “buy compost” option on the homepage. Or you make payments by checks made out to MERSD and send to The Green Team, 36 Lincoln Street, Manchester, MA 01944. Green Team Director, Eric Magers, will deliver the product for free to any location in Cape Ann (and a reasonable fee beyond that). If you have questions, or live beyond Cape Ann for free delivery, please contact the Green Team @ greenteam@mersd.org or 978.525.6469.
How long have you lived in Gloucester?
I’ve been on Cape Ann in one town or another for 38 years, I live in Rockport now.
What is your favorite season In Gloucester?
Sailing season.
Do you have any secret outdoor spots in Gloucester where you go to “get away”?
Well, if I answered it wouldn’t be secret anymore, but Steel Derrick Quarry is right at the top of the list.
What is your favorite pizza joint in Gloucester?
Delaney’s. They make the best thin crust and the sauce is not overly sweet.
What is your favorite sub shop in Gloucester?
Virgilio’s for an Italian, Destino’s for cheesesteak.
What place would you go for a romantic dinner in Gloucester?
We’d probably stay home and broil scallops.
What is your favorite bar in Gloucester?
I don’t drink alcohol.
What is your favorite breakfast joint in Gloucester?
George’s, Lobsta Land a close second.
What is your favorite local event in Gloucester?
Small venue: GWC’s Fish Tales story telling
Large venue: Schooner Festival
Family event: The Fish Box Derby
In the summer do you prefer the beach or to be on a boat?
Boats. Mine or Adventure.
Who is your favorite local artist?
David Montgomery
Which is your favorite local beach?
Not a beach guy.
Who has the best chowder in town?
Causeway.
Excluding GMG what is your second favorite local blog?
The Gloucester Clam, consistently terrific writing.
Do you prefer haddock chowder or clam chowder?
Clam
What were your thoughts on The Downtown Block Parties last year?
I enjoy walking down Main Street and seeing people I know. Looking forward to having the Chamber involved this year.
What is your favorite local band?
What Time is it Mr. Fox
What about Gloucester sets it apart from anywhere else?
It’s real, not a caricature of itself. The people who live here are passionate about making the best of the natural gifts we have, and even if they don’t always agree 100%, they find a way to work together to make things happen. There is always something going on, music, festivals, art, lectures, et cetera, because folks step up and put in the effort.

Hi Joey, I wanted to send this along to you. My daughter did her internship as a Guidance Councilor at GHS a few years ago. She is now a councilor in Maine. She did a program at Paris Island last week and wound up meeting this young man- Aaron Smith from Gloucester. He is about three weeks away from completing marine boot camp. She said he is a great guy and will make a fine Marine! It was fun to meet someone from home. This was a write up in the local paper.
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Come join the Fishtown Horribles Parade for a Pool Party Fundraiser. We will be at the Cape Ann Marina on Sunday April 10, 2016 from 4pm til 7pm. We will have a 50/50 raffle and a family basket raffle. $10 for children and $12 for adults to swim. If you will be too tired to make dinner after swimming you can enjoy dinner poolside with the Mile Marker. Thanks for your support and hope to see you there. Please share this to spread the word!
The Gloucester Rotary Club invites the public to attend their FUNdraising event – “A Night at the Races” on Friday, April 29, 2016 at Cruiseport Gloucester, located at 6 Rowe’s Wharf in Gloucester. Doors open at 6:30 pm. All proceeds from this event will support local and international programs of the Gloucester Rotary.
A special prize for the best “Derby Hat” will be awarded!
A Night at the Races promises to be a fun-filled evening for adults with all the suspense and excitement of being at the racetrack. High quality, video-taped horse races are narrated from start to finish by lively announcers. During the evening there will be complimentary hors d’oeuvre, a cash bar, and variety of raffles. For the most fun, reserve a table – bring a group. Tickets are $10 per person and may be purchased at Carroll K. Steele Insurance Agency, BankGloucester, The Weathervane or by contacting any Gloucester Rotarian.
The Gloucester Rotary Club was established in 1923, and has more than 60 members who are leaders in the community. Rotary’s motto, “Service Above Self” is the basis of all their good work. With funds raised through events, the club has been a significant supporter of local community organizations and causes.
Our Next Open House is this Wednesday (April 6th) from 9 am to 11 am! Come find out why our kids love coming school! Student guided tours, one on one time to meet with our staff and get an overview of our philosophy and curriculum.
Open houses at EPDS are a great way to learn about our school and programs for PreK through 8th Grade! Interested students and their families are welcome and encouraged to attend! Our kids will share with you why they love this school, as they tour you through our classrooms. From a parent’s perspective, you’ll learn about our focus on academic excellence, small class sizes, respect for your child’s individualism and our reasonable tuition.
Can’t make an Open House? CONTACT US anytime to schedule a tour!
Call us at 978.283.1700 or via email: epdsfrontdesk@gmail.com
Hi Joey,
The Gloucester Gig Rowers are back in the water for the 2016 season.
The Siren Song and the Annie B are ready to row.
The Gannet is being worked on by members, expected launch May 1,2016.
In the photo are,on the left…Clem Courcy, Eileen Courcy, Christy Milhouse….on the right…Eddie Acosta, Bill Helmuth, Peter Begley
For more info check them out at www.GloucesterGigRowers.com
Row Hard,
Cliff McCarthy
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