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Hi, Joey.
Somehow my wife, Gail, and I managed to get to midtown Manhattan (Lincoln Center) before we made it to downtown Albany, NY–where we live.
So, here’s a pic of GMG at Lincoln Center…
Thanks again for the stickers.
Lou Snitkoff
I don’t have to go into the reason that this is obviously a shared award, right?
Well I’m gonna, just in case anyone doesn’t think otherwise.
Such a great honor for our team. If I’ve said it once, I’ve said it ten thousand times, Good Morning Gloucester with only one person contributing is infinitely less impactful than it is when you have such a dedicated group of people all pulling in the same direction, all with incredibly positive attitudes, all working for good and trying to have fun along the way.
Just like our family business, Captain Joe and Sons is not nearly what it is without my incredibly rock solid partner and cousin Frankie. Good Morning Gloucester is just another blog without all of the readers, commenters and contributors who all have a shared passion for this place.
Probably the single greatest influence creatively in my life has been my mom. She pushed my sister and I to try as many different things as we could growing up, took us out of our comfort zone and sent us to Bishop Fenwick which forced us to leave our close friends at home and learn how to socially adapt outside of the small network of family and friends and prepared us for college. So thanks mom for all your love and support.
No one wins awards alone. It’s the people that are around you that you draw strength from and by working together and pulling for good and fun, that’s when awards are given.
I’d also like to recognize Barbara Keon who in the first year of the blog told me the Buddhist expression “The most selfish thing to do is to give.”
I didn’t understand it at first but it all made sense in practice.
Thanks to the Chamber for recognizing our work and congratulations to the other recipients of this award from our surrounding communities- Mike Storella of Central Street Gallery in Manchester, Karin and Ken Porter of Roy Moore Lobster Company and Roy Moore’s Fish Shack in Rockport, and Tim and Vickie Kennefick of the Windward Grille in Essex.
Just wish my dad had his wits about him to celebrate our good fortune.
Love our team. Can’t tell you how fortunate I am to have you all in my life. Thanks to everyone that has touched the GMG community to make it the positive force that it has become. Thanks each and every one of you.
Topics Include:Guests Donna Ardizzoni, Toby Pett and Host Joey Ciaramitaro, Donna Limping After Trying To keep Up With A Bunch of Thirty Year Olds At A Wedding, Magnolia News From Donna, Upcoming Art Show At The Magnolia Schoolhouse, GMG Housekeeping, Putting Len Burgess On The Spot, Toby Pleas Once Again For Filter On The Arts Calender That Will Only Highlight art Openings That Offer Free Wine and Appetizers, Essex Shipbuilding Museum Photography Class, The Third Annual Schooner Challenge, The Best Oysters In Gloucester Are At Halibut Point and My Disappointment At An Oyster Bar In Portland Maine, Favorite Cities In The Northeast, The Causeway, Market Street in Lynn, Cape Ann Lanes Is A Wayyy Better Value Thank Kings Bowling, The Sleep Under Birthday Party Is A Thing, All Boaters Should Download The USCG Boating Safety App, Not Your Father’s Root Beer, Guinness Should Be The First Tap Option In Every Bar.
MISSING BOATS from Wonson Street (Oaks Cove), ROCKY NECK
After the snow melted this spring, they were missing!
1. Green Plastic Old Town Canoe, Two-seater, 15 feet
2. Red “Native” watercraft Ultimate 12 (Serial # LP500111F112) – single seat, 2012 model. It looks like a kayak.
Please email Jen Helzberg — jenhelzberg@yahoo.com or call 617-548-8668 if you have any info or have seen them.
Thanks so much!!
Hi Joey,
This is Mary Rhinelander here, of Cape Ann Blue Willow fame. I am not sure if you list things like this, but I am losing one of my print coop. members and must find someone to take their place and help offset the monthly rent. Located in the Beacon Marine Building, the Shop is a pretty magical place to work, with with tide rising and falling literally underneath you! If there is room in your line-up one of these days, I would most appreciate a post. Image of the press and my contact info. are attached.
Many thanks,
Mary
The second one sold out on the first day. Marketing and trying to stay current, here’s to a local employee’s initiative.
Kayleigh Bishop, bar manager for Jalapenos had a hunch Paint Nite would be a good fit for Sundays. She and a couple of friends enjoyed one in Boston. Why not here? She was right. “They have been a huge positive, selling out weeks ahead of time. They’re so much fun to work. And just to be there for it—just to witness!” For Jalapenos, at first it was mainly regulars. Gradually it began to bring different crowds of people, sometimes older, sometimes younger, some from other towns. It energizes the regular business. Jalapenos jumped in with the new programming January 2015. “People come in early, grab a seat. We’ve tried the back room and the bar area. The instructors are funny and personable, hands on.” The teacher, Quinn Ramini, Paint Nite artist, is a local; he grew up in Maine and now resides and works in Gloucester. He’s also a trained artist teaching this class a few times a week or month. “Gloucester has an incredibly vibrant history and colorful culture which makes Paint Nite a perfect match,” he says. “The vibe that the town exudes compliments the event…I love hosting events here!”
Jalapeno’s Bishop suggests arriving early to grab a seat and order some food before starting- “the paint area not enough room to eat where you paint.” Then sit down with drinks and music. “Everyone leaves with some fun.” Bishop likes Paint Nite’s community–someone from here– purpose.
Anything else? “Look for groupons!” Maybe they can arrange with UBER, too.
Paint Nite raised 13 million in another round of financing in February and celebrated its 3 year anniversary.
Just back from the last vacation days of the year. Hitting the ground running with a little site redesign to try to improve load times and make things less messy up at the top.
First things first, I had to let go of the slider up at the top.
I was in love with the idea of the slider and actually paid for a custom WordPress design which allowed for it but after having it for about a year I just can’t deny that it is distracting and added to load times.
So poof, it’s gone.
Secondly I changed the theme to allow for a full width scalable format meaning that our contributors can now post larger photos and videos and the blog will detect what size your monitor is and adjust accordingly.
Thirdly, the Navigation buttons are now implemented and stickied at the top of the blog which should allow you to find your way around much more easily. All thanks for our awesome new navigation buttons go to James at Cape Ann Giclee who made them for us.
So in the past couple months, I launched www.capeanneats.com, www.capeannhome.wordpress.com, www.capeannwellness.com, built a new GMG Android App, implemented James’s awesome Cape Ann Arts Calendar, cleaned up the navigation with James’ help, got rid of the slider to improve load times, and increased the blog from a fixed width to a larger format scalable width to display photos and videos larger.
Rest on our laurels after 7 and a half years? Aw, Hellll Nooo.
Keep on pushing baby!
and guess what? we’ve got some more stuff up our sleeve 
#LetsDoThis
Martin writes-
Brandon Gunnoe from Channel 7 just interviewed me about the basking shark video. He said the piece should air on the 10:00 news (Channel 56) and/or the 11:00 news (Channel 7).
Jo-E!
What’s up, neighbor?
Last time I was on the podcast we discussed how obnoxious all the Kickstarter/Gofundme/Indigogo/gimmiemoneydotcom.com action has gotten. Lately it does seem like everyone with a life goal expects somebody else to pay for it. We also railed on established businesses using Kickstarter in lieu of just getting a bank loan like normal people.
On that last point I’m going to walk back a little as part of the team helping the Common Crow move out to Eastern Ave. Kate and Pat (the owners) are taking a ginormous leap, investing literally a million dollars in partnership with Cape Ann Savings, the city’s Small Business Development arm and Stan Poole the owner/builder of the site and his crew. When they move out there next month the store will employ over 40 people full-time with bennies. And it’s a truly homegrown local business; they literally started in the corner of the Glass Sailboat on Duncan St. 15 years ago.
The Common Crow is going to crowdfund as part of their financing mix in order to pay for a few things they might otherwise put off at the outset and the rewards are pretty sweet if you are into what they have to offer. Stuff like bottomless cups of coffee, gift bags full of product, charcuterie boards (full disclosure: I had no idea what the crap that was a week ago), original pieces from local artists and and of course T-shirts and tote bags because that is apparently the law or something.
Folks should check it out and throw some support their way. It’s truly a local success story.
Later!
–Jim
Here’s the link- https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/common-crow-natural-market-builds-a-new-nest
Available for download May 16, 2015
North Shore Pride Invites the Community to Join in
Standing Proud Together
Full Week of Educational, Cultural and Community Events Mark Fourth Annual LGBT and Allied Pride Celebration this June
The fourth annual North Shore Pride Parade and Festival will take place Saturday, June 20, 2015, in Salem, MA. The theme of this year’s celebration, voted on by members of the community, is Standing Proud Together.
New this year is a week long calendar of educational, cultural and community events leading up to the parade and festival, including a free “lunch and learn” on Monday, June 15, focused on how to make cities and towns more welcoming for LGBT people.
“The mission of North Shore Pride has always been to create unity in our community,” said president and founder Hope Watt-Bucci. “I’m proud to be expanding our educational mission this year by providing an opportunity for local officials and members of the public to hear from dedicated advocates like Salem Mayor Kim Driscoll and Mason Dunn of the Massachusetts Transgender Political Coalition about steps we can all take to make our North Shore cities and towns more unified and welcoming for all.”
“With a full week of events including a movie night, interfaith service and more, there’s something for everyone to participate in,” Watt-Bucci added, “It takes every one of us to make change in our communities, and this year we truly are standing proud together.”
The Grand Marshal of the 2015 North Shore Pride Parade is OUTVETS, a non-profit organization dedicated to honoring the contributions and sacrifices of LGBTQ Veterans, active service members, and their families. OUTVETS made history earlier this year as the first LGBT organization to officially march openly in the South Boston St. Patrick’s Day Parade.
This year’s entertainment lineup at the festival on the Salem Common includes headliners XELLE (pronounced “XL”). XELLE’s original, high energy songs sound like a delicious mix of Katy Perry, ABBA and The Spice Girls, and they’ve headlined pride festivals in Chicago, San Francisco, New York and more.
XELLE promotes a strong message of self-acceptance and empowerment. They released the song Red Flag as a powerful human rights anthem, in conjunction with the #iRaiseARedFlag online protest to inspire everyone who cares about equality to make their views known and raise their voice against oppression.
Also in our lineup: Adrienne Mack Davis as part of her world tour, local favorites, The DeJas, Rolla, Big Ol’ Dirty Bucket, Sarah & The Wild Versatile, Jenn Lombari and Lucky United.
North Shore Pride is a 100% volunteer run non-profit organization. The annual North Shore Pride Parade, Festival and year-round community events are made possible by the work of countless volunteers, individual donations and the support of community sponsors.
A full calendar of 2015 North Shore Pride events follows below. Complete details, including how to register to march in the parade, be a vendor at the festival, sponsor or volunteer, can be found at www.northshorepride.org.
North Shore Pride Events, June 15 – 20, 2015
Monday, June 15, 11:30 a.m. – Free public Lunch & Learn at The Cabot in Beverly: Making Our Cities and Towns More Welcoming for LGBT people. Panelists include: Mayor Kim Driscoll, City of Salem; Representative Paul Tucker, 7th Essex District; Paul Miller, One Gordon; Mason Dunn, Massachusetts Transgender Political Coalition. Sponsored by Montserrat College of Art. Lunch provided by Gulu Gulu/Flying Saucer of Salem.
Wednesday, June 17, 7 p.m. – North Shore Pride Movie Night at the Salem Theater. Presenting the documentary The Case Against 8, with a reception to follow. $5 donation at the door.
Thursday, June 18, 7:30 p.m. – North Shore Pride sponsors the June 18th performance of The Normal Heart at the Salem Theater. Tickets available through Salem Theater.
Friday, June 19, 7 p.m. – Interfaith Pride Service at Tabernacle Congregational Church in Salem. Participating clergy include: the Reverend Joseph Amico, the Reverend Tara Olsen-Allen, Rabbi Mark Newton, Father Silvestre Romero and Wiccan Priestess Helen Cymbala. A reception will follow the service.
Saturday, June 20, 12 p.m. – The fourth annual North Shore Pride Parade will kick off in front of the Salem Post Office on Margin Street, travel down Derby and New Derby Streets to Hawthorne Boulevard, ending at the Salem Common. This year’s parade Grand Marshal is OUTVETS.
Saturday, June 20, 1 p.m. – The fourth annual North Shore Pride Festival will run from 1 p.m. – 4:30 p.m., with a full schedule of live music including headliners XELLE. Non-profit, community, business, food and arts and crafts vendors will once again be on hand. The full entertainment line up is available at www.northshorepride.org. The festival is free for all to attend and is a family friendly event.
Saturday, June 20, 5 p.m. – The official North Shore Pride After Party will take place outside at Murphy’s Pub on Derby Street in Salem, with entertainment from DJ Andrea. 21+, $5 suggested donation at the door.
The mission of North Shore Pride, Inc. is to promote the general welfare, and enhance the social life of the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender community of the North Shore, and to promote the acceptance of the members of this community by the broader North Shore community. To carry out these purposes, the organization engages in activities designed to promote greater understanding of LGBT issues, educates the members of the LGBT community on issues of importance to them and engages in fundraising activities, partnering with individuals and organizations, in furtherance of its stated purpose.
My name is Lin Chandler and I am the owner of 222 Arts & Wellness Center
at 222 Eastern Ave. in Gloucester.
I am so excited to spend the evening with all of you this Thursday, May
21st. I am writing to let you know a little bit about us over at 222
Arts & Wellness Center, in the event that you were “on the fence” as to
whether this evening is what you really need. I say “YES IT IS!” and let
me explain why. We are a caring, nurturing community of lightworkers.
We are privileged to have a wide variety of clients with different lives
and avocations, but they all have one thing in common. They are
wondering, “Am I the best person that I am supposed to be, and is my
life the very best it can be?”
We’re all different – maybe meditation will help some of you tune in,
where others may need crystals and singing bowls. Maybe breathing
exercises and songs will help you.
This Thursday, please come and safely experience some of these
therapeutic practices to see what supports you the best. Because your
higher source energy also has a plan for you and knows what is the very
best for you, we are more than happy to use cards, pendulums, crystals,
essential oils, etc., to get those very important questions answered for
you.
Come enjoy this peaceful evening of spiritual tapas with us. Sample
therapeutic practices that interest you. I promise you will be uplifted,
confident and more joyful when the evening is done. Amazing sharing,
caring spirit community, great food, friends, a walking labyrinth,
bonfire and even some songs…it doesn’t get any better than this!
The event is $30.00.
SPACE IS LIMITED AND FILLING UP! YOU MUST RSVP TO THIS EVENT!
Thank you!
GloucesterCast 136 With Toby Pett, Nichole Schrafft, Kim Smith, Alicia DeWolfe and Host Joey Ciaramitaro Taped 5/17/15
Topics Include: Guests Toby Pett, Nichole Schrafft, Kim Smith, Alicia DeWolfe and Host Joey Ciaramitaro, Back To Work At the Dock, Recapping Our Experience At Cape Ann TV, Henry Miller Cooper, The Set Up For The Next GloucesterCast On Cape Ann TV, Mentally Scarred By 10 Minutes Of CNN, Motif #1 Day, Rocky Neck 5K, Brussel Sprouts Are Totally Underrated, Thanks To Martin Del Vecchio For Sharing His Basking Shark Drone Video, How Incensed Must Hard Core Feminists Be That Fat White Guys Have Found a Way To Glorify Beer Guts While Simultaneously Holding All Women To Stick Figure Anorexic Standards, Granny Hair Trend, Props To Former Mayor Kirk For Great Stregnth In Hiring Policies Which Brought Us Police Chief Len Campanello, Sal DeStaphano, Carol Thistle, Tom Daniel, Fire Chief Eric Smith, A Plea To The Next Mayor To Hire The Best Person To Fill City Jobs Based On Being The Most Qualified Person, Not Based On Being Born In Gloucester, Results For The Dog Poop vs Gum on Your Sandals Confirm Beliefs, Social Media Pet Peeves, Where The Majority Of GMG Referrals Come From, Long Beach Dairy Maid, Surfside Pizza, Azorean, Foreign Affairs, The Rhumb Line, This Tuesday Night Community Dinner At Passports To Benefit Relay For Life, Wally’s Blackburn Bistro Has New Expanded Hours, Best Place To Buy a New Suit
Winner Of Last Week’s Podcast Subscriber Contest, A GMG XXL Technical Jacket Donated By Pat Dialpez Is- Jen Beloff. You Have Two weeks To Pick Up Your prize at Captain Joe and Sons
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Results for this year’s Essex River Race. The
race happened yesterday, May 16. It’s an approximately 5 1/2 mile race
down the Essex River, around Cross Island by Conomo Point, and back to
Rt. 133 at the Essex Ship Building Museum. The conditions were awesome,
temps in the low 70’s, sea breeze, overcast with just a hint of a
sprinkle now and again.
Chris Chappell, you can post these on the web site. I am quite
confident of the results as the timing crew was impeccable. So I am
also sending this out to the press.
Wonderful day, excellent event. Thanks to all!
Peace, Dave
ESSEX RIVER RACE 2015 RESULTS
SLIDING MULTI ROWING
Boat Time Place Crew
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169 51:39 1 Abi Kornet
Allison Corbett
Mark Fitzgerald
David Martin
Lauren Prentiss
28 52:41 2 Ellen Desjourdy
Bobby Oliver
Tierney Matt Lucitt
Susan Bryant
29 54:21 3 Christine Guinee
Kate Griffin
Scott Lucitt
Jack Quigley
Brent Landquist
30 55:41 4 Morgan Fechter
Michael Fechter
Ryan Conforti
Joe Donoghue
John Liffman
3 1:03:40 5 Michael Pecca
Paul Gratta
George Bushnell
Peter Comrack
Mike Novak
FIXED MULTI ROWING
Boat Time Place Crew
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144 52:45 1 Rowan Walauski
Gregory Stafford
Ethan Shaw
Jonathan Fulford
Andrew Carpenter
Kevin Brown
John Dillenbeck
47 53:29 2 Roy Rodgers
Tracy Cunning
Susan Cutting
Anne Hallee
Hannah Kreutzer
Tanya Lubansky
Monica Piccinini
44 59:19 3 Peter Oberto
Rick Anderson
Jim B
Lauren Chartier
Dave Chartier
Susan Daniels
Ron Rege
166 1:01:44 4 Joe Fung
Mary Evans
Austin Geist
Ioana Solomon
Anna Yoors
23 1:04:19 5 Michelle Conlon
Theresa Albano
Judi Flaherty
Don Ritz
Steve Oeschger
Phil Ricci
Karyn Stauss
43 1:07:52 6 Suzanne Clerkin
Alan Budreau
Peter Begley
Margaret Belmonte
Julia Brotherton
Ted Cakounes
Marty Rodweller
103 1:12:47 7 Sarah Smith
Maile Black
Peggy Dillon
Nancy Dudley
Erica Everett
Martha Lazarus
Donna Ramsden
WORK BOAT SINGLE – MEN
Boat Time Place Crew
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190 1:18:00 1 Richard Wills
53 1:20:48 2 Steve Goodick
170 1:21:22 3 Douglas Mclellan
64 1:21:42 4 Fred Ebinger
WORK BOAT DOUBLES
Boat Time Place Crew
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32 1:16:43 1 Josh Massey
Patrick Haslett
117 1:17:16 2 Eric Penanhoat
Sonya Penanhoat
Banks Dory Single
Boat Time Place Crew
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114 1:20:15 1 Jeff Lenihan
Banks Dory Double
Boat Time Place Crew
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8 1:07:16 1 Thomas Cominelli
James Tarantino
55 1:17:24 2 Jeff Burgess
Jamie Karlberg
Paddleboard – Women
Boat Time Place Crew
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122 1:19:07 1 Kim Reilly
42 1:19:58 2 Allison Reid
152 1:33:49 3 Sheila Woelfel
188 1:54:29 4 Heather Goodrow
198 1:57:57 5 Marielle Yost
17 1:59:29 6 Corinne Hopkins
Paddleboard – Men
Boat Time Place Crew
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74 1:02:08 1 Travis Hayes
66 1:02:14 2 Rod McLain
72 1:02:21 3 Mike Kirk
80 1:03:53 4 Chris Begg
101 1:08:57 5 John Stevens
59 1:11:31 6 Gregg Behlman
1000 1:13:28 7 John OHara
63 1:13:29 8 Shawn MacDonald
67 1:15:39 9 Daniel Johnson
195 1:16:07 10 Jim Bernard
89 1:17:14 11 Bob Arnot
168 1:24:57 12 Bob Blair
25 1:27:31 13 Bill Zinser
48 1:29:49 14 Troy Hogg
57 1:34:58 15 Kyle Clark
40 1:37:19 16 Andrew Lunnen
10 1:40:53 17 Jeff Ouellette
76 1:55:06 18 Brian Pimentel
116 1:57:05 19 Brett Mahoney
Tandem Canoe
Boat Time Place Crew
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15 1:09:06 1 Scott Ide
Mary Kay Ide
Fixed Seat Single
Boat Time Place Crew
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21 1:04:48 1 Sumner Roberts
62 1:07:18 2 Jon Aborn
5 1:10:07 3 Michael Cushing
24 1:13:29 4 Tony Owens
196 1:15:53 5 Arthur Kuckes
50 1:23:35 6 Lou Guarino
110 1:25:30 7 Buck Harris
151 1:25:54 8 Richard Honan
56 1:39:48 9 George Grimes
Fixed Seat Double
Boat Time Place Crew
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165 1:09:05 1 Michael McGarty
Denessa McGarty
147 1:13:52 2 Ken Warnock
Max Warnock
149 1:18:46 3 Kristen Roos
Ian MacDougall
83 1:19:27 4 Matthew Honan
Bill Honan
Sliding Seat Racing – Double
Boat Time Place Crew
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197 40:05 1 Patrick Riordan
Joshua Crosby
189 41:13 2 James Besser
David Voight
4 48:07 3 Rich Phelan
Mark Lessard
Sliding Seat Touring – Double
Boat Time Place Crew
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20 1:08:07 1 RICHARD JACQUES
BETTE JACQUES
Sliding Seat Racing – Single Men
Boat Time Place Crew
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13 47:32 1 Rich Klajnscek
142 48:21 2 Whitney Hatch
191 49:57 3 Alan Aikens
70 52:22 4 Daniel Widmer
Sliding Seat Racing – Single Women
Boat Time Place Crew
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38 49:56 1 Betsy Harling
Sliding Seat Touring – Single Men
Boat Time Place Crew
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77 48:13 1 Ben Booth
86 51:29 2 William Rowe
81 53:59 3 Ray Panek
51 54:43 4 Stephen Sepe
193 55:22 5 Samuel Belk
163 55:45 6 Mark Allen
49 55:52 7 Dick Henry
46 1:01:06 8 Peter Jepson
88 1:01:10 9 Craig Wolfe
119 1:04:20 10 Richard Gilbane
18 1:10:46 11 Phillip Schreibman
140 1:11:04 12 John Napurano
7 1:20:00 13 Michael Hearn
Sliding Seat Touring – Single Women
Boat Time Place Crew
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139 58:49 1 Annemoon Van Erp
138 1:00:56 2 Eileen Perry
Outrigger Canoes Doubles
Boat Time Place Crew
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109 55:22 1 Tom Warner
Kristen Warner
Outrigger Canoe Single – Men
Boat Time Place Crew
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6 1:01:00 1 Bogdan Kordulski
187 1:23:36 2 Mark Fitzpatrick
Outrigger Canoe Single – Women
Boat Time Place Crew
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37 1:29:21 1 Samantha Ladd
60 1:35:09 2 Anne Peterson
SK Doubles
Boat Time Place Crew
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150 57:14 1 Steve Fagin
Ian Frenkel
75 1:27:47 2 E. Thomas Pennoyer
Logan Carroll
FSK Doubles
Boat Time Place Crew
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1 54:07 1 Sarah Evertson
Tucker Lindquist
146 56:32 2 Phil Sachs
Rick Silverman
54 1:03:12 3 Phil Stearns
Peter Britton
HPK Doubles
Boat Time Place Crew
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65 51:31 1 Phil Warner
Robin Francis
SK Single – Men
Boat Time Place Crew
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27 1:00:25 1 John Karoff
2 1:02:19 2 John Messinger
58 1:05:05 3 Louis De Geofroy
52 1:05:34 4 William Woodson
111 1:06:20 5 Steve Yost
115 1:07:18 6 Greg Carroll
12 1:09:18 7 Phil Sherman
118 1:12:37 8 Peter Waddingham
199 1:14:56 9 Ben Fuller
141 1:16:04 10 Denis Harrington
14 1:17:13 11 Marc Parsons
11 1:20:34 12 Bob Weber
120 1:21:45 13 Tad Pennoyer
19 1:22:02 14 Charlie Daniels
106 1:27:26 15 Bob Harrison
123 1:39:18 16 Evan Pennoyer
82 1:39:31 17 Paul G Pennoyer
SK Single – Women
Boat Time Place Crew
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145 1:17:33 1 Tamsin Venn
61 1:31:32 2 Dana Pedersen
105 1:36:15 3 Cecily Lalor
107 1:52:05 4 Barbara Harrison
71 1:52:08 5 Amy Dyment
FSK Single – Men
Boat Time Place Crew
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22 59:44 1 Andrew Cooper
9 1:08:32 2 Rick Battistini
167 1:15:40 3 Mike Sachs
33 1:17:20 4 Tim Richardson
112 1:26:06 5 Peter Schofield
SS20Plus – Men
Boat Time Place Crew
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194 54:10 1 Bob Capellini
102 56:09 2 Dana Gaines
16 1:06:29 3 George Hackford
68 1:12:56 4 Yoel Myers
HPK Single – Women
Boat Time Place Crew
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73 58:59 1 Mary Beth Gangloff
HPK Single – Men
Boat Time Place Crew
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90 45:49 1 Michael Dostal
121 47:11 2 Jan Lupinski
171 47:22 3 Hugh Pritchard
108 47:24 4 Greg Lesher
154 48:28 5 Eric McNett
153 48:38 6 Ben Pigott
143 48:57 7 Eric Costanzo
45 49:28 8 Bruce DelTorchio
148 49:56 9 Andrius Zinkevichus
31 49:58 10 Timothy Hudyncia
113 50:12 11 Sean Brennan
192 50:34 12 Wesley Echols
87 50:56 13 Timothy Dwyer
69 51:57 14 Jim Kowalski
39 52:56 15 Matt Drayer
104 53:22 16 Kirk Olsen
41 54:16 17 Mike herrera
26 55:30 18 Howard Thorburn
78 1:00:20 19 Timmy Shields
79 1:01:59 20 Chris Sherwood
164 1:09:00 21 Ari Shestopal
Good Morning Gloucester 