This painting in hanging proudly at Sheedy Park and I had the pleasure of meeting the artist on one of my visits to some friends.
I hope you are able to share this picture with GMG.
Thank you,
Melissa Cox
City Councilor Ward 2
My View of Life on the Dock
Join us for at Crossfit Cape Ann for the REEL ROCK 8 tour on Friday October 11th @ 7:30PM.
Every year the folks at Sender Films & Big Up Productions put together a compilation of amazing and inspiring mountain adventure films and do a worldwide tour.
Here is the trailer
*Doors will open at 7:30pm, movie will start around 8:30pm. *BYOB (Must 21+ with valid ID).
Tickets are $10 online ahead of time, $15 at the door.
(https://crossfitcapeann.zenplanner.com/zenplanner/portal/event.cfm?EventId=0D615636-B115-4EA4-8B2F-7AF399A75E58)
CrossFit Cape Ann
18 Sargent St. Unit A
Gloucester, MA 01930

http://www.kidswithdyslexia.org
On October 6th, 2013 starting at 12p our annual 4K walk for dyslexia will take place. Our walk will be at a new location in Woburn, Horn Pond starting at the Woburn Masonic Hall, 17 Arlington Rd. in Woburn.
Plan on attending and walking to help children with dyslexia. To register online as a Walker please go to our Registration Page. To download the Walk brochure and the Ad book letter please go to our Walk page
Will you walk to help a child to gain the confidence that reading can give?
The Aleppo Shrine Clowns have walked, can you also walk to help those with Dyslexia
Cooking Demonstration on Wednesday, October 9th at 12:30. With the cooler weather coming, come see SeniorCare registered dietician, Linnea Hagberg prepare a few different soups plus learn how to enhance packaged soups. You will be able to try them and leave with recipes. FREE, RSVP 978-546-2573 Sponsored by SeniorCare
Medicare Changes for 2014 October 15th at 1PM. Are you aware of the changes for 2014 and how they will affect your coverage? Have you reviewed your current Medicare prescription Drug Coverage (Part D) for 2014? Will your current premiums increase, decrease or stay the same? Shine Regional Coordinator, Susan Cripps will go over the changes. If you have any questions you should attend this free presentation.RSVP 987-546-2573
PACE Halloween Party & Tour Wednesday, October 30th 9:45AM to 12:30PM. A FREE Tour and lunch provided at PACE on Emerson Avenue in Gloucester will be provided as well as musical entertainment. Limited space. A bus will pick up & drop off at the Rockport COA. RSVP 978-546-2573.
Senior Alternative Housing Options Monday, October 28th at 12:30PM. Are you looking to downsize? What are your options and what are the differences? You have many choices. This is a comprehensive look at all of your options to help you make a wise choice. RSVP. This free program is sponsored by Elder Insider.
Special Luncheon October 17th, 11:30AM Roast Sirloin, demi glaze, baked sweet potato, corn & roast red peppers, harvest bread pudding, sourdough bread. $2.00. Call Freda to sign up 978-546-5027
Traveling Chef Luncheon, October 23rd 11:30AM Taste of the Orient! Beef, sliced very thin with snow peas, carrots, celery, broccoli with an orange sauce. Fried rice, Chinese Sponge Cake and bread. $3.00. Call Freda to sign up 978-546-5027
Day Trips
November 14th A Salute to Veterans! This is a musical show and feast at the Log Cabin in Holyoke, MA. Stand and honor our veterans with both a delicious family style meal along with great music. This trip does not require a lot of walking. Bring your friends along $79.00
Salem Cross Christmas & Bright Nights December 10th
We will visit the Oakwood farm Christmas Barn filled with Santa’s, Angels and much more. Next we head to Salem Cross Inn for a delicious full course luncheon. We also will enjoy the Yankee candle Shop’s Bavarian Christmas Village in Deerfield, then we head to Bright Nights, new England’s most elaborate display, where we will ride through on the motor coach and view the artistry of the Christmas lights. $68.00.
Knitting & Hand Work Group meets every Thursday at 1-3:30PM. Come join the fun! Bring your project and socialize with others.
Exercise Classes Walk in & pay by the class
Monday & Friday Strength Resistance Class, 9-10 $4.00
Tuesday & Thursday Yoga, 9-10 $3.00
Wednesday, Tai Ji, 9-10 $4.00
Activities
Bingo Mondays 1-3:30
Scrabble Wednesday’s 1-3PM
Computer Class available, call for more information 978-546-2573
Our Shredder is available during working hours.
Exercise Room with machines, light weights available during regular hours.
Hi Joey, was wondering if you can help spread the word….
Rockport Fall Classic Car Show and Cruise Day
Sunday October 13th, rain date October 27th
9am Registration and Staging ($5 to register your car)
11am-2pm Car Show, Entertainment, Food
2pm Awards Ceremony and Raffles
2:30pm Classic Car Parade through Rockport
Food Tent to benefit New Years Rockport Eve
Thomas Beaton of T&E Systems will emcee and provide tunes
Gil Clark and others will perform
Admission is FREE, $5 to show your car
Blue Gate Meadow Park n Ride Lot
Blue Gate Lane, Rockport MA 01966
978-290-3184 or info@bearskinneck.net for more details.
Here’s the scenario:
You absolutely have to spend time in close quarters to one of two people.
One. a person that absolutely reeks of body odor and overall stench and every time yo take a breath you inhale the rottenness.
or the second a total negative Nancy curmudgeon who has nothing nice to say about anything and takes delight in other people’s misfortune.
SAVE THE DATE DECEMBER 6TH AND 7TH
MAC Holiday Fair
Friday December 6, 2013
5pm-8pm
Cocktail Party!
MAC Holiday Fair
Saturday December 7, 2013
9am-1pm
Contact Marcy Plante to reserve your table at mplante@manchesterathleticclub.com
$40 per table

I’d like a lg mens merino wool sweater in the style above minus the Charlie Brown pattern color heather grey or charcoal. Any knitters up for it? Your picture on the blog and the yarn shop that wants to donate the yarn will get my time posting about the process.
Here’s where I saw the pattern but you might have a classic crew neck sweater pattern we could look at too.
October 3, 2013
“You wouldn’t have won if we’d beaten you.”
Lawrence Peter Berra (1925- )
Yogi Berra was one of the greatest catchers of all time, even if he was a Yankee. The three-time MVP appeared in the World Series as a player, coach, or manager 21 times, and managed World Series winners in both leagues. At the plate he was a fine clutch hitter, in five seasons he had more home runs than strikeouts. He was an All-Star fifteen times and was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1972. Because of his extraordinary gift for malapropism and tautology with a thought-provoking twist, he is often the target of misattribution, which prompted his 1998 book, I Didn’t Really Say Everything I Said. One of my other favorite Yogi-isms, said of a restaurant he liked, “Nobody goes there anymore, it’s too crowded.”
Good Afternoon Joey,
Wow, it’s a small world indeed! I just got in from Las at 7 Vegas this morning. Our company GAP Promotions exhibited at the National Beer Wholesalers Association’s Annual Conference at Caesar’s Palace on Monday/Tuesday. We left Saturday and never stopped until we left for the airport at 8PM last night. It’s a “work hard/play hard” event but so rewarding when you get to meet your customers face to face to thank them for their support. Plus where we work with Food and Beverage Clients on a National basis, not much beats this event!
I try to say thank you to as many clients as possible and yesterday it was like Thanksgiving reunion when John Saputo, Owner and President of Gold Coast Eagle Distributing, Inc. in Pensacola, FL entered our booth! We were conversing about some new products and he quickly noticed Gloucester on our badges and immediately mentioned you, Felicia and so many others! It was fantastic as I had no idea of the relationship of him, his fine distributorship to Gloucester. Was wonderful to listen to and so nice knowing the many ties he has to Gloucester!
Autumn mornings are my favorite time to row. Here are a few pics of who else was out in the Harbor with us.
Best-Janet
Written By: Rachel Linthwaite, BostonChefs.com
Curious about what the local Boston area home brewing community is up to? Love beer and helping out worthy causes? Check out Ales Over ALS – A Crafter’s Delight taking place in Essex on Saturday, October 5th. The afternoon event at the Essex Shipbuilding Museum is, for the second year in a row, a celebration of all things locally crafted – including the aforementioned brews. A ticket will get you a sample of over a dozen amateur brewers’ concoctions which run the gamut from wheat beers, Märzenbier and Kolsch to Irish Reds, Double IPAs and Porter. There’ll be seasonal treats like a Maple Brown, an Apple Pie Brown, the ever popular pumpkin beer and even a cider. We hear Frank McClelland of L’Espalier will also be entering the competition with his Barrel Aged Farmhouse Ale – just because someone is a master chef doesn’t mean they can’t brew on their off hours you know. All of these fine folks will be competing, in a competition judged by the head brewers at Sam Adams and Cape Ann Brewing plus an avid home brewer on the ALS Therapy Development Institute Team, for the chance to have their beer brewed by Cape Ann as a onetime special release with proceeds benefiting the foundation.
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To Check Out Pictures From Last Year’s Event-
Here is a link to a photo album on FB from last years event.
Cheryl Ranta retires after 47 dedicated years of service to Addison Gilbert Hospital
Cheryl Ranta, Food & Nutrition Services at Addison Gilbert Hospital was honored for her 47 years of dedicated service at an elegant party held on September 26. Ms. Ranta’s career at Addison Gilbert Hospital took place from 1966 – 2013. Cynthia Cafasso Donaldson, Vice President and David Gauvin, Director, Food and Nutrition Services, Addison Gilbert Hospital, took this opportunity to thank her for her dedicated service. Ms. Ranta is not only respected by her friends in Administration, but the entire Addison Gilbert Hospital family and community.
Hi Joe.
can you please post the the attached to your blog? the Committee would like to thank those who made it possible for us to have our event this past Saturday.
Thank you.
David Harvey
Fishtown Horrilbes Parade Committee, Chairman
thanks again for your help in getting the word out. greatly appreciated
Touch A Truck Event:
The Fishtown Horribles Parade Committee would love to thank all those that attended this past weekend’s fundraiser event. The weather was gorgeous and there were many smiling faces. Just wanted to give a few thank you’s to those who participated and helped us make this a very successful event:
Ace Hardware, Gloucester PD, Gloucester Fire, Beauport Ambulance Service, Turner Trucking, Mass Mudders, Gloucester Coast Guard, Hagstrom Paving, R B Strong
CATA Bus Services, Gloucester Public Schools, Hiltz Disposal, M F Roberts Contractor
Ted Tarr, Gloucester Postal Office, Lighthouse Taxi, Riverdale Rockets, Kennedy
Volunteers:
YMCA Youth Leaders Program
GHS National Honors Society
Donations:
Cape Ann Lanes
Topsfield Fair
See you all next year with more trucks and more fun!
David Harvey
Fishtown Horribles Parade Committee, Chairman