DECEMBER 13, 2025 ~ SAM

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Charles H. Shewbridge, 67, of Gloucester, Massachusetts, passed away on December 9, 2025, surrounded by the love of his family. Born in Rockport, he spent most of his life in Gloucester, where he became a familiar and beloved presence in the community.

Chuck is survived by his devoted wife, Julie, and his children Meghan and Bryan Shewbridge. He was also a proud and caring stepfather to Kenneth Wilcox, Stephanie Danna (Wilcox), Nathaniel Wilcox, and Rebecca Howard (Wilcox). His greatest joys included his grandchildren, Gavin and Kaylee Danna. Chuck is also survived by his sister Anna Perkins of Maine and her husband, David. He was predeceased by his parents, Henry and Margaret Shewbridge.

Chuck worked as a screen printer, a trade he took great pride in. Outside of work, he was a passionate fan of Boston sports. On weekends he could often be found at his favorite local restaurants, sharing good food, a game on TV, and warm conversation with his wife and friends. He loved being part of Gloucester’s heartbeat, frequently attending local events, gatherings, and celebrations. His presence was one that people looked forward to—familiar, kind, and always uplifting.

To know Chuck was to know compassion, integrity, and a rare kind of goodness. He touched countless lives with his generosity and steady warmth, and his impact on the people he loved will be felt for a lifetime.

Chuck will be deeply missed by all who had the privilege of knowing him.

His visiting hours will be held in the Greely Funeral Home, 212 Washington Street, Gloucester on Thursday, December 18, from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. Relatives and friends are cordially invited to attend. Burial will be private. Celebration of Life will be announced spring of 2026.

Arrangements by Greely Funeral Home, 212 Washington Street, Gloucester, MA.

For online condolences please visit www.greelyfuneralhome.com

To send flowers to the family or plant a tree in memory of Charles, please visit our floral store.

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Join Chris Langathianos, Joe Wilkins, Renee Dupuis, Joe Cardoza, & Dennis Monagle for a holiday season tradition at The Cut on Saturday, December 13th at 7:30pm.

Enjoy the sounds of the season, the sounds of winter, and other fun – and funny – surprises in this annual holiday tradition. 

ABOUT CHRIS AND JOE

Winners of the 2020 New England Songwriting Competition for their song, “Your Town (is Gonna Change),” Chris + Joe (Chris Langathianos and Joe Wilkins) are a Cape Ann-based duo with deep roots in the Greater Boston music scene, are known for their tight harmonies, thoughtful songs, and engaging banter. Joe, a multi-instrumentalist, expert songwriter, and producer, teamed up with vocalist and live show producer, Langathianos, in 2013 and they have continued to capture audiences with their easy and melodic, yet diverse, style, witty banter and approachable sets.

From easy melodic folk to contemporary pop and rock, Chris + Joe bring a new twist to old favorites, mixed with deeply personal, award-winning originals, and a side of self-deprecating audience give-and-take.

ABOUT RENEE & JOE

Renee & Joe is a folk/rock duo whose music features both high energy vocal and instrumental arrangements as well as minimalist themes and gentle harmonies. They’ve released three full length albums since 2014 and can be seen playing around Cape Ann and greater New England as a duo and as a part of other musical ensembles. Renee (piano/vocals) & Joe (bass/guitar/vocals) also play in the neo-soul, cabaret band What Time Is It Mr. Fox?. They live on Cape Ann with their two children.

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We’ll be serving a special NYE dinner menu at 7:30pm, and for those buying out our bays, bottle service will be provided!

�General admission is free starting at 9pm for those looking to dance and party in style, space is limited.

Entertainment provided by DJ Skully and live ball drop coverage shown on our 15ft screens.

�Let’s toast, dance, and make unforgettable memories. See you there!

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Bourbon Tasting – Chocolate Pretzels – Buy Three Caps Get One Free – Instagram Selfie Frame – Pat D’s Photos Discounts – Free Gift Bags So You Don’t Have To Wrap!

December 10, 2025 ~ Sawyer Free Library ~ 

Genesis of Gloucester Harbor: 1690–1715
Saturday, December 20 | 2:00–3:00 PM
Community Room | Sawyer Free Library, 2 Dale Avenue, Gloucester

Before Gloucester rose to fame as a world-renowned fishing port in the 1800s, the Inner Harbor was already a bustling center of overseas trade. But this transformation didn’t happen overnight. In the 1600s, Riverdale and Annisquam were the centers of activity, while the Harbor remained a quiet, lightly settled corner of town. So how — and why — did the Harbor evolve into Gloucester’s commercial heart?

Join the Sawyer Free Library for an illustrated talk with author and historian Robert Booth, who will explore the people, businesses, and turning points that sparked the Harbor’s development between 1690 and 1715. Booth will also discuss the methods and historical clues that help us understand this pivotal era.

This presentation draws from research for Booth’s upcoming book. A respected local historian educated at Harvard and Boston University, Booth is curator emeritus of the Pickering House in Salem, former director/curator of the Manchester-by-the-Sea Museum, and a consultant on historic restoration and interpretation. He is the author of several acclaimed works, including:

• Boston’s Freedom Trail (1982)
• Salem: Place, Myth, Memory (2004)
• Death of an Empire (2012), a Boston Globe best-seller and “Best Book of New England History in 2012”
• Mad For Glory (2015)
• The Women of Marblehead (2016)

Please register at sawyerfreelibrary.org.

We hope you’ll join us for this fascinating look into Gloucester’s early maritime beginnings.

Bourbon Tasting – Chocolate Pretzels – Buy Three Caps Get One Free – Instagram Selfie Frame – Pat D’s Photos Discounts – Free Gift Bags So You Don’t Have To Wrap!

WHEN: This Painting Sale is just Two Weekends Only. Dec. 13th & 14th and Dec. 20th & 21st from 10-6 each day 

WHERE: 5 Parsons St. in Gloucester off of Rogers St. or off of Main St. (the Studio of Elizabeth Gauthier, formerly Stephenson Studio). Please enter the archway      In the alleyway on Parsons St.