Author: Joey Ciaramitaro

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3)A stamp costs 76 cents now

4) If you don’t get a card from Donna after seeing how many cards she mailed you should be concerned on your friendship status

5) What is the chance that Donna’s Christmas cards have a Puffin on it?

I usually think of The Causeway as a seafood restaurant but they have an extensive awesome Italian menu as well.And they’re the nicest family ever!

December 18, 2024 ~ sam ~ 

This limited time promotion is valid when purchasing gift cards at any Serenitee Group Restaurants through 12/20/24*

A Serenitee Gift Card gives them the option to choose from distinctive restaurants across the North Shore. From local seafood and creative sushi to juicy burgers and refreshing cocktails, there is a Serenitee Restaurant for everyone on your holiday list.

Contact Bugzilla for your pest control needs- 978-376-9955

Steve had our situation under control in no time. They just get the job done effectively and quickly!

Grab your holiday gifts including Gloucester Fishermen Caps, Drinking Town With A Fishing Problem Caps, Quarter Zips!

For more info- https://www.facebook.com/share/15gsvEQhPQ/

Please come and celebrate 2025 with a fresh start!! All welcome. We will plunge at 9:30 am !!! Please be prompt!! Once again , The Open Door will be there to collect all your non-perishables. Please be generous. We will also collect checks and
cash for them !!

It’s a rocky beach and sand shoes are recommended!!

Lets do this 

Please share !!! Spectators Welcome  

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December 17, 2024 ~ chasnaz ~

The Gloucester Meetinghouse Foundation proudly presents the Cape Ann Big
Band with the Jambalaya Horns, plus guest vocalists Katy Geraghty and
Rhiannon Hurst, in a festive New Year’s Concert. The concert is on Sunday
December 29th at 5:00pm in the Gloucester Unitarian Universalist Church, on
the green at the corner of Church and Middle Streets. Admission: $30 General,
$10 Students (all ages), Under 12 free. Tickets at the door and online with more
info at: www.gloucestermeetinghouse.org

Since 2010, the Cape Ann Big Band, conducted by Carlos Menezes, has connected
with local musicians of all ages and backgrounds to inspire, challenge, and
educate. Inspired by the sounds of Jazz, Swing, New Orleans’ street bands, Soul,
and Rock n’ Roll, the Band prides itself in a repertoire without horizons. The
Jambalaya Horns provide added punch, with added Funk, Soul, and Brassy
Second-Lines. They will make you feel like you’re in New Orleans!
This is a great opportunity for the whole family to enjoy the sounds of two of our
community’s most amazing bands and to celebrate the coming New Year in our
historic 1806 Meetinghouse!

Side entrance at 10 Church Street provides a lift/elevator for those who are challenged by stairs. Street parking as well as parking on the green is also available.

Jonathan writes:

“I worked hard to make this extra special! I am sincerely grateful to Capt. Lenny Russo for inviting me to create this beautiful film, celebrating the life of his uncle Peter Russo. Peter’s unwavering optimism has been a source of inspiration for me since childhood, and his legacy will continue to inspire us. We will miss you dearly, Peter. In loving memory, your impact will be forever remembered. Capt. Peter Russo, October 29, 1964 – December 10, 2024. We love you Capt!

Song – Love on the brain requested by Lenny”

Link- https://square.link/u/muS0NswG

From the nuns of Puebla, Mexico to Emperor Maximiliano, this timeless dish has graced tables for generations.

🌶 Our December Special: Chiles en Nogada 🌶

A roasted poblano pepper stuffed with a savory blend of ground beef, dried fruits, and warm spices, topped with a silky walnut sauce and sprinkled with vibrant pomegranate seeds.

Experience the perfect balance of sweet, savory, and festive flavors—a dish as rich in history as it is in taste.

📍 Join us this December

Machaca

Tacos & Tequila

14 Rogers St

Gloucester, MA

Dine-in | Take-out | Delivery

Available for purchase on The Gloucester Apparel Site- https://gloucesterapparel.square.site/

Correct spelling Wale. All these years I just assumed it was Whale.