Ardelle report -Len Burgess

Harold Burnham with his NEA National Heritage Fellowship Award at the Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. Oct. 3, 2012. With him is his son Alden and daughter Perry.

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Big Washington Post story Thurs. AM on Harold Burnham…

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http://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/style/a-boatbuilder-who-goes-with-and-against-the-grain/2012/10/03/d369994e-0d80-11e2-bd1a-b868e65d57eb_story.html

Cape Ann Farmer’s Market is On Today

This just in from Niki Bogin-

HI JOEY

THE MARKET WILL GO ON-3-5

FARMERS HAVE HARVESTED AND ARE READY TO GO!!!

THANKS

Nicole Bogin

Market Manager
Cape Ann Farmers Market

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Community Photos 10/4/12

Tucker Destino Eurodam Photo

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Half Moon Beach photo by Anthony Marks

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Free Lunch at Jones River yesterday From Renate Paster-Pusche

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Joey,
I’ve been following on Facebook for the last couple of months and have really been enjoying all the info and pics on and around Gloucester.
Just wanted to share this sunrise @ GHB this morning with my dog Bucca- he turned 2 today.
I loved that pic "Boston from Niles Beach" Any contact info on where I could purchase a print would be appreciated. Thanks and keep up the good work- Mike Moschella.

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Grand Opening Courture Salon and Spa Today October 4th

Catherine Delisle  writes-

Hey Joey!  Just wanted to let you know we are having a grand opening @ Courture Salon.spa tomorrow October 4 from 5-8.  We would love if you could stop by and check us out.  We are running some really great specials for people who come in at that time.  We hope you can make it!

Thanks
Catherine Delisle

108 East Main street.   Right across from Smoking Jim’s.

Community Stuff 10/4/12

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Hi Joey,
I am teaming up with my friends at George’s Coffee Shop to promote Breast Cancer Awareness month and raise funds for the Breast Cancer 3 Day walk (60 miles for a CURE). I am selling Wine Lights and handmade awareness bracelets during the month of October. Dean and I have a friend, Peter Devereaux, who is battling this disease. Most of us know someone who has been impacted by breast cancer. All proceeds benefit breast cancer research and awareness through the Breast Cancer 3 Day walks.
It would be great if you could share this information on GMG! Stop by for a delicious breakfast and support a great cause this October!! And remember to check the girls this month!!
Thank you,
Liz Dooley
6 time walker – Breast Cancer 3 Day
60 miles for a CURE!


Public Hearing for Newell Stadium

 

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Photo Show Pigeon Cove Then and Now – Save the Date!

Photographer and Rockport Council on Aging board member, Gil McCarthy will host a computerized movie on Friday, November 16 at 7 p.m. at the

Rockport Senior Center, 58 Broadway, Rockport.

The movie, a photographic history of Pigeon Cove, is titled "Pigeon Cove Then and Now."   Computer images of photos of people from the past, buildings, homes, and schools will be shown.  Featured photos of Pigeon Cove Harbor, historic homes in Andrews Point and other neighborhoods, famous inns and hotels, the Tool Company and its proud efforts during World War II , downtown stores and many of the homes that have given Pigeon Cove its look and feel.

All photos are accompanied by a musical sound track. There will be time for the audience to share their memories of these photos of Pigeon Cove.

There will be a table provided for a display of photos guests would like to bring.

Refreshments will be served.   There is no fee.  Pre-registration is requested by calling Diane Bertolino, Director, Rockport Senior Center at

978-546-2573.


BearskinNeck.net has an event coming up this weekend and I would love if you could help spread the word…

Fall Classic Flyer (2)

BearskinNeck.net’s Annual Fall Classic Car Show and Cruise Day is coming up on October 7th on Blue Gate Lane in Rockport.
Staging and Registration for show cars starts at 7am.
The show is from 10am-2pm
Awards and Raffle Prizes are at 2pm followed by a parade through town. T
here is NO CHARGE to show your car and NO CHARGE for admittance.
Don’t forget your camera! Hope to see you there!!!
http://www.bearskinneck.net/listings-fallclassic.html


On the next Cape Ann Profiles show host Rich Sagall interviews Cape Ann resident David Rhinelander, a retired journalist.  They discuss his career as a journalist, his work as a medical writer at the Hartford Courant, and his preservation work in Gloucester.
Cape Ann Profiles can be seen on Cape Ann TV Channel 12 on Friday, October 5 at 10:30AM and 7:00PM and on Sunday, October 7 at 2:00PM. It repeats on Friday, October 12 at 10:30AM and 7:00PM and on Sunday, October 14 at 2:00PM.
Rich Sagall is a physician and the president of NeedyMeds, a national non-profit that provides information on programs that help people unable to afford their health care costs. He also publishes Pediatrics for Parents, a children’s health newsletter.


The Essential Care-giver:  A Real-World Toolkit for Family Care-givers

Are you Caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s Disease?

In two, four-hour sessions, this innovative free program made possible from the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America, provides education, skills training and compassionate support from others dealing with the same issues every day.

This program will provide practical guidance and training with easy to understand materials to help navigate the waters of caring for your loved one.

Physical and neurological effects of Alzheimer’s, meeting your loved one where they are at:  Habilitation Therapy, communicating, managing challenging behaviors, daily living:  completing everyday activities as Alzheimer’s progresses, keeping your loved one engaged, handling family dynamics, taking care of yourself and

encouraging other care-givers to do the same.

RSVP is required.  Light refreshments will be provided.  Free respite care offered during attendance at Spectrum Adult Day Health Program upon request.

The program will be held on November 7th and November 14th, 2012, from 12 p.m. – 4 p.m., SeniorCare, 49 Blackburn Circle, in the Myra L. Herrick Conference Room, Gloucester.   Please RSVP to Susan Harrison at 978-921-2065, ext. 221 or sharriso@nhs-healthlink.org

Video- Meet Sally Goldenbaum Author of Gloucester Based Novel “A Fatal Fleece” At Sawyer Free Library Thursday 7PM

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Christian Heeb, Photographer In Town To Shoot For A German Travel Book Swings By The Dock With Linn Parisi

 

Linn Parisi from Discover Gloucester swung by the dock with Christian Heed.  An incredible photographer who travels the globe photographing for big time publications.

Linn regularly guides influential travel writers around Gloucester with her FAM tours designed to give these writers a great sense of what our community is all about!

Check out his site www.heebphoto.com

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Art Haven Fall Classes

FALL CLASSES

are now in session

ITS NEVER TOO LATE TO JOIN IN ON THE FUN

Its Almost Time To Carve A Pumpkin!

Free Pumpkin Carving CONTEST  SATURDAY Oct. 27th @ ART HAVEN

Missed signing up for the session no worries. You can alway give it a try NO EXPERIENCE NO PROBLEM our teachers are going to get you hooked on ART.  You can always check on our web site for updates and more info…

October 1st-November 30th Session

After School  +  EVENINGS

Youth Clay Beginners (3rd-6th grade)  Monday & Wednesday, 3:30-5pm                                                                                    $130 for session, $10 walk-inz

Youth Pottery (5th-8th grade)   Monday & Wednesday, 5:30-7pm                                                                                    $130 for session, $10 walk-inz

Youth Drawing Beginners (3rd-6th grade)  Tuesday, 3:30-5pm                                                                                             $65 for session, $10 walk-inz

Youth Cape Ann TV Film Class (5th-8th grade)   Tuesday, 3:30-5pm                                                                                                   $65 for session, $10 walk-inz

Youth Painting Beginners (5th-8th grade)            Thursday, 3:30-5pm                                                                                               $65 for session, $10 walk-inz

Youth Open Studio (5th-8th grade)   Tuesday & Thursday, 5:30-7pm                                                                                      $130 for session, $10 walk-inz

Youth Photo (Darkroom) (5th-8th grade)   Wednesday, 6:30-8pm                                                                                       $65 for session, $10 walk-inz

Family Studio (all ages, with parents)   Friday, 3:30-5:30pm                                                                                             walk-in only: $10 for first child, $5 for each additional child

Above are the class fees for each program, but financial assistance is available if needed. Fill out and return the registration form for more information and sign ups call 978 283 3888. Give us a call

Poll- U.S. unemployment has remained above 8% for 43 months but do you feel like the local economy is in the crapper?

I don’t have any friends that don’t have a job.  All of the restaurants we service are having great years and have told me that over the past 5 years things have gotten progressively better.  The malls are always packed.

I don’t see a ton of for sale signs around town on houses like you normally do when housing goes to shit.

So I ask you, do you feel like the economy is horrible based on what you see around you?  I’m not talking about the national 8% number I’m talking you personally?  Do you feel like the economy around you is horrible?

Leave your comment below this post in the comment section.

 

First Picture- Wind Turbines En Route To Gloucester

· See attached pictures of the wind turbine components being loaded yesterday in Wismar, Germany.
· The boat left the harbor yesterday and is off to Belgium for a one day stop to load more cargo on it’s way to the US.
· The vessel is due in Boston on Monday 10/8.
· It will be off loaded onto a barge and the barge is due at Cruiseport Gloucester on Monday 10/15.  Then transported to the site (Varian) that week.
· The crane will begin to be erected next Wednesday 10/3.  There will be ~60 truckloads of components for the crane.
· The tower base is scheduled to be installed on 10/19.
· Full erection activities begin on 10/22.
· Grid interconnection “witness” testing is scheduled for 11/19.

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Breaking News: Skinny Jeans Update From John McElhenny

Joey,
Aware of your not-so-secret crush on the Skinny Jean, Julie LaFontaine alertly pointed out this breaking news: the Second Glance Thrift Store on Pond Road is selling jeans for half price this week only.
That’s $3 for skinny jeans that’ll fit you perfectly hauling lobsters down the dock, riding Sister Felicia’s bike around the neighborhood, swirling the three ecru-colored Splenda packets into your coffee, or for any occasion.
More details are here

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<https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151086999588652&set=a.10150970461453652.419195.113525213651&type=1&theater>. Get ’em while they last!

Community Stuff 10/3/12

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Community Health Needs Assessment Community Forum with John Snow, Inc.

Location: The Gloucester House Restaurant, 63 Rogers Street, Gloucester, MA

Date: Tuesday, October 9th at 5:30 p.m.

Northeast Health System will host a presentation and discussion of key findings of the Community Health Needs Assessment mandated by the state Attorney General. The community forum, held with public health research and consulting firm John Snow, Inc., is an opportunity to discuss the data and key findings of the needs assessment process. This community forum is designed to facilitate community responses around the needs assessment and to lay the foundation for ongoing Northeast Health System activities and community initiatives.


Dear Joey,
This Pastor Anne from St. Paul Lutheran Church. We decided to have a service in honor of St. Francis and The Mendicants at our church, on Thursday, October 4th, the Feast of St. Francis. All are welcome. He’s a saint we all can love and appreciate, who exemplifies holy welcome in every way possible. The service is at 7:00 pm. And we’ll read some of his teachings and poems. I would love it if you wouldn’t mind posting this for the whole community. Our address is 1123 Washington St. In Lanesville. Thank you for your blog and all you do for our city. Peace and all good things, Pastor Anne

Gloucester MA- WatchBoom Destination of The Month!

WatchBoom.com’s Travel Destinations of the Month

Living Local in Gloucester, MA

Living Local in Gloucester, MA

Immerse yourself in a vacation in Gloucester, Massachusets, a historical working seaport and artists’ colony. The proud and friendly residents are happy to have you.  So dive into Gloucester life – the water’s fine.

Read The Entire Article and More Here

A couple of weeks ago our buddy Scout introduced me to Courtney Drake-McDonough writer for

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Here she is during her visit to the dock.  Apparently she had a pretty good time here in Gloucester MA. Read all about it here

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Ardelle’s Yoyage To Washington DC Photos From Bruce Slifer

Diana Glenn, Judith Brackley and Carol Ferrant Represent! On The Block Island Ferry

Hey Joey

Three FOB island gals (left to right: Diana Glenn, Judith Brackley, Carol Ferrant) representing on the ferry from Block Island after a grey, windswept, rainy, and lovely weekend on another island!

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Follow Eurodam Passenger Nicholas Sabalos Cape Ann Adventure on Twitter

Follow Nicholas here- @nicholassabalos

of course you can follow your Boy Joey C here @Joey_C

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Hi Joey-The Eurodam Has Arrived! From Janet Rice

So we rowed out to to greet her!

Best,

The Gloucester Gig Rowers Club

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