Hi Joey,
Our son Ted was recently in China and represented Good Morning Gloucester in Tiananmen Square, Beijing.
Love the blog – thanks (!)
Ed and Jody Dove
My View of Life on the Dock
MagnoliaCast Podcast with Guest Randy Oneil and Host Joey Ciaramitaro Taped 8/10/14
Topics Include:
Featuring Gloucester Sports Legend Randy Oneil, International Dory Racing, 2014 Magnolia Road Race, www.magnolialibrary.org,The 525,The Village Restaurant, Wenham Train Museum, Halibut Point Chowder, Sidewalk Bazaar, Palazolas Sporting Goods,
Go to www.magnolialibrary.org to register and get in on the Dry Fit shirts for the race before they run out.
Magnolia Road Race Sponsors:
Cape Ann Savings Bank
Jim’s Bakery
Stop & Shop
Daymark
Machine Tech
Rock the Baby
Innovation House
Freedom Fitness
525 Restaurant
Rooter Man
Cape Ann Auction
O’Hara Industrial Services
Harmony Barre
Hey Joey,
I’m working on this campaign for Aquaball and we’re trying to drum up some kids for the commercial shoot. Could you post this info for us? Every time you post something the numbers spike for us so fast it’s kind of scary.
Here’s the sign up form that goes with it (that goes to the QR code).
Thanks,
Chad
Get Outside Center Grand Opening
Good Harbor Beach Cleanup
Hello!
I am an intern with the Blue Ocean Society for Marine Conservation and wanted to set up a public beach cleanup at Good Harbor Beach. I did a solo clean up 2 weeks ago and picked up almost 17lbs of garbage! I would greatly appreciate if you could spread the word about my project and I would be more than happy to give you more information. The cleanup is scheduled for August 20, 2014 at 6:30 pm. Thanks!
Hannah Nylander
612-803-3266
Mixed Doubles:
1. Elin DiAngelo/Mike Frontiera 6:06 Qualify for Canada
2. Alex Pizzimenti/Mike Harmon 6:43
Over 50, Juniors, Women
One team each, raced together, all Qualify for Canada
Over 50 Alex Thomas/Donny Favaloro 6:27
Juniors Thomas Beaton/Tyler Edmonds 6:34
Women Amanda Palazzola/Courtney Corey 7:35
Seniors (Open, one mile) TWO HEATS – run off Monday evening at 6
Heat ONE
1. Dylan Morrissey/Clayton Morrissey 10:22
2. Glenn Harrington/Erik Dombrowski 10:30
3. Nick and Chris Giacalone 10:48
4. Jerry Ciaramitaro/Bill Edmonds 10:55
Heat TWO
1. Mike Mitchell/Vito Giacalone 10:27
2. Mike Harmon/ohn Scola 10:52
3. Dave Linquata/Brian Sanborn 11:58
Ruunoff between Morrissey boat and Mitchell/Giacalone Monday at 6pm

Absolutely Tremendous Flavor, Portions, Food Freshness and Quality and Value. Great friendly service, clean, Tacos Lupita has to be my favorite addition to the Gloucester food scene in a long time.
Updated Menu below-

The Gloucester Gig Rowers and Maritime Gloucester are planning their 6th Annual Harbor Race, The Chip Norton Memorial, for Saturday, September 20th. The 3+ mile triangular course is open to Pilot Gigs, Whaleboats, Dories and other traditional rowing craft. The course will start and finish at Niles Beach. Registration opens at 8AM at Niles Beach. At 9AM there is a Captain/Cox meeting, and heats will start at 9:30AM Preregistration is strongly encouraged. Contact Debe Holland at debe.holland@comcast.net or 781 608-9006. The cost is $30 per person, $25 with advance registration received by September 1st
Cape Ann Artisans Featured at North of Boston Convention & Visitors Bureau Luncheon
at Castle Manor Inn on July 23rd
The North of Boston Convention & Visitors Bureau held a luncheon on Wednesday, July 23rd at Castle Manor Inn at 141 Essex Avenue, Gloucester – www.castlemanorinn.com. Held outdoors on the Inn’s beautifully-decorated and covered deck, with views overlooking Gloucester’s waterfront, luncheon guests were treated to a presentation by the Cape Ann Artisans. Glass bead and jewelry-maker Beth Williams and mosaic artist Pam Stratton represented the Artisans in their presentation covering the exquisite work of Cape Ann’s artisan community as well as the bi-annual Cape Ann Artisans’ Studio Tour. The next Studio Tour will be held on October 11-13. For additional information about the Cape Ann Artisans, visit www.capeannartisans.com.
Eastern Point Day School
Community Yard Sale & Family Fun Day!
When: Saturday, August 16 from 9-1pm (Rain Date will be August 23)
Where: Eastern Point Day School yard
8 Farrington Avenue, Gloucester
What: Lots of new & used items to purchase!
Free kids activities including a bouncy house, crafts, and food.
This is a great way to up-cycle, recycle, reuse and support a great cause!
If you know anyone who is interested in renting a spot, please contact Eastern Point Day School at info@easternpointdayschool.org for details.
Proceeds from this event will benefit the EPDS Scholarship Fund
Hey Joey how are you? Would you mind sharing this gofundme link for Bailee’s Backpacks a back to school drive started by Bailee in partnership with action inc, which supplies low income children with new backpacks full of supplies.
This campaign is raising money for “Bailee’s Backpacks Back-to-School Drive”
http://www.gofundme.com/BaileesBackpacks
Ps the picture attached is of Bailee with Cindy Fitzgibbon from channel 5 news!
Thanks
Brieana
SAILING JUNIOR OLYMPICS COMES TO GLOUCESTER
HOSTED BY EASTERN POINT YACHT CLUB AND SAIL GHS
On Sunday, August 10, youth sailors from up and down Massachusetts Bay will begin arriving in Gloucester to compete in the most important youth sailing event of the summer in Massachusetts, the 2014 US Sailing Junior Olympic Sailing Festival, hosted by Eastern Point Yacht Club and SailGHS. Over 250 sailors ranging in ages from 8 to 18 are expected, and will be competing in four classes of boat, including Club 420’s, Lasers, Optimists and O’pen Bics.
This event was last hosted by Eastern Point YC last hosted in 2006, and competition will occur both within and just outside of Gloucester Harbor. The Junior Olympics last visited Gloucester most recently in 2012 when hosted by the Annisquam Yacht Club, with competition occurring on Sandy Bay.
US Sailing’s Junior Olympic Sailing Program is a nationwide series of sailing regattas sharing a common goal: to encourage young sailors to enjoy sailing and to develop their skill. Events mix Olympic-style competition with elements of learning and fun for all levels–from beginning racers to those with Olympic aspirations.
“This is a fantastic opportunity for young sailors to compete in a large, regional fleet with Olympic-style racing, with sailors who excel at this level often progressing to the national Arena” event chairman Rennie Worsfold said, “and Gloucester and Eastern Point’s own Ben Richardson, current chairman of the U.S. Sailing Olympic committee, 2010 210 National Champion, 2011 Laser Masters World Champion, 2013 Rhodes 19 National Champion, and former Olympic hopeful was a product of this system.
The event has been designated as a “green regatta” with event coordinators working with the Sailors for the Sea. Founded in 2004, Sailors for the Sea is a nonprofit organization that educates and empowers the boating community to protect and restore our oceans and local waters. The event will also feature guest speaker Tim Wadlow, 2 time Olympian in the 49er class, who will address the fleet in an educational session Tuesday evening, August 12.
Racing will commence Monday August 11, midday, with the Optimist and O’pen Bic race courses located in close proximity of Niles Beach, and the 420 and Laser classes outside the DogBar breakwater at the tip of Eastern Point. Spectator viewing is possible at both locations.
Special thanks to the City of Gloucester, without whose support this event would not be possible.
For more information, contact:
Rennie Worsfold
Board Member, Chair Junior Sailing, Eastern Point Yacht Club
2014 Massachusetts Bay Junior Olympics Regatta Chair
Cat Ryan submits-
Hi Joey
Art Everywhere Billboards opens across the country today. Here’s a link to the interactive map of locations http://arteverywhereus.org/Map
For GLOUCESTER, MA there’s a mash up poster for the entire Art Everywhere exhibit, rather than a single image. You can see it at 551-553 Washington Street Gloucester. Look for Homer’s Breezing Up on the 93 expressway by Dorchester.
The Fitz Hugh Lane’s Boston Harbor is in two locations, one near Westborough, the other one along 495 near Wrentham/Plainview/Foxbourough.
Salem State College has the Hassam. Boston is the location of the Heade Giant Magnolias.

Mary Barker submits-
Hi Joey,
Thursday was a ‘wicked’ day at GMR. Dave Marciano of Wicked Tuna fame had his Hard Merchandise go back in the water after Donny King did some maintenance on her. Stephen Coady, pipe ever ready, was busy working on his Boston Pilot, who is up on the railway. Restoration work continues on the Phyllis A. The Francesca & Carlo was looking so cute next to the Caterina G, and Gret Webster’s Stone Horse got a new name.
Morning Clouds Coffin’s Beach From drgeodmd