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There are plenty of knit caps out there. There aren’t many that have the fleece lining which is a total game changer. The fleece is so soft and keeps you so warm. Once you try one of these on, it renders all other fall/winter caps inferior. Buy three at once I’ll put in a free one for you. Mix and match. These are perfect for you, your family and for gifts.
SAFETY will be back at The Cut for TWO Halloween shows – NOV 1ST & NOV 2ND!! This killer band, who slays all your favorites from the 1980’s ALWAYS sells out. So this time we doubled the fun. There are still some tickets available for each night – but they won’t last long!! Come put our GIANT dance floor to good use! Dress for the theme (Friday: Goth & Glitter, Saturday: Heroes & Villains), dress for the 80’s, or come as you are. We’ll see you at The Cut. It’s gonna be RAD.
The Friends of the Gloucester Dog Park’s Halloween Party Costume Contest & Photo Shoot Saturday Oct 26 9-11:00 AM Join us for The Annual Gloucester Dog Park – Halloween Photo Shoot & Costume Contest!!! This Sat.,10/26 from 9-11:00 AM!!! There will be Gift Baskets for The Most Creative, Best Dog & Owner Costume and People’s Choice Award!
For a $10.00 Suggested Donation your dog will be photographed and entered into the Halloween Costume Contest!
Special thanks to Former Mayor Sefatia Romeo Theken for being the judge again this year! Please come out and support this great event for an amazing cause!!!
All donations go to help to maintain, supply and keep The Gloucester Dog Park looking beautiful for all the dogs and dog owners of Cape Ann for years to come! We couldn’t do it without you!!! You all are Awesome!!! Thank you!!!
You can’t make it to the event that day, but would like to donate! You can donate here!Thank you!, The Friends of the Gloucester Dog Park Board Members
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Join expert birder and conservationist GINO ELLISON for a guided bird walk around Gloucester’s hidden fall birding hot spots.
Starting at 7:00 am, on Saturday, October 26, join the Sawyer Free Library for an on-location, guided bird walk around Gloucester! Beginners Wanted and Welcomed!
Please note that patrons will need their own transportation for this event. Registration is required at sawyerfreelibrary.org.
Patrons will meet at Gloucester’s Fisherman Memorial Statue on Stacy Boulevard, and then car caravan to locations such as: The Jodrey State Fish Pier – Niles Beach – Eastern Point – Brace Cove – The Elks Club Beach Lookout – and finally end at a tbd coffee shop for conversation and sharing ideas on bird books to read!
Patrons should bring the following for this event: binoculars – weather appropriate clothing – sunglasses – water – camera w/ zoom lens (if so inclined) – a smile, and a positive attitude!
About Gino:
Eugene (Gino) Ellison, is a lifetime resident of Massachusetts. He is happily married to his wonderful wife Kate (38 years) and they have 3 fun kids and 4 active grandkids. Gino is now retired from the investment business as well as the Professional Bass Fishing Tournament circuit. He’s been affiliated with Bass Pro Shops for over 25 years and still makes several store appearances each year. Gino is a hunter, fisherman, conservationist and passionate birder who leads dozens of walks in Massachusetts. Gino greatly enjoys volunteering with Mass Wildlife and with Mass Audubon at their family birding & fishing events. Gino just completed a successful ABA Birding Big Year in 2023 and is scheduled to speak at birding festivals and clubs around New England and nationwide.
Patrons will need their own transportation for this event. Registration required at sawyerfreelibrary.org.
Gloucester Police Community Navigator Tito Rodriguez is being recognized at the Massachusetts Black and Latino Legislative Caucus 2024 Latino Excellence Awards. (Photo Courtesy Gloucester Police Department)
Chief Edward Conley is pleased to share that Gloucester Police Community Navigator Tito Rodriguez is being recognized at the Massachusetts Black and Latino Legislative Caucus 2024 Latino Excellence Awards.
The 2024 Latino Excellence Awards will be held on Oct. 25 in Boston and Community Navigator Rodriguez was one ofroughly 25 individuals who will be recognized during an awards ceremony.
Community Navigator Rodriguez has been with the Gloucester Police Department since 2020 when the department implemented the Community Impact Unit. The goal of the unit is to provide and secure relationship-based connections to a continuum of care for individuals with a substance misuse disorder and to guide individuals to other services and resources including, mental health, housing, education, and more. In his role as Community Navigator, Rodriguez provides a collaborative and engaging environment for those who struggle with substance misuse. He establishes working relations with individuals and organizations to help target those in need of assistance and directs individuals to the appropriate support services. Throughout his role, Rodriguez’s main focus has been helping people by establishing connections and implementing harm reduction strategies for those in active addiction.
“I want to congratulate Tito Rodriguez for this well-deserved recognition,” said Chief Conley. “Tito goes above and beyond for our community providing necessary resources and support to those who are struggling with substance misuse or addiction. We are lucky to have him on our team, helping to support every individual in all aspects of life. I am honored to be able to see him grow here at the department and truly expand our Community Impact Unit.”
For more information about the Massachusetts Black and Latino Legislative Caucus click here.
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Are you drawn to the tarot cards but aren’t sure where to begin?
Then join Gloucester resident Diane Fraser at the Sawyer Free Library on Thursday, October 24 from 5:30 to 6:30 pm for a presentation on the basics of tarot reading.
In this workshop, tarot reader Diane Fraser will give you tips for learning the cards so you can work with them for insight, direction, and knowledge. Bring a notebook and your own Tarot deck if you have one.
Tarot reading is an art form that blends history, art, psychology, and mindfulness, and can be used as a tool for insight and transformation.
Diane Fraser has been working with tarot and cartomancy for over 25 years. She received training in shamanic healing from the Four Winds Society and studied the hermetic arts with Brian Osborne and Mark Stavish. She was a Tarot reader at L’Espalier’s Tarot Tea, Joysource women’s retreats,and MATSU Boston. She lives in Gloucester.
The event is open to all. Although registration is required at sawyerfreelibrary.org.
Craving something spicy, savory, and satisfying after hours? 🌶️🍻 Your favorite Mexican flavors are now available late! Join us for Late Night Bites – the perfect way to warm up your autumn nights with delicious empanadas, queso and more!
🔥 NEW Fall/Winter Hours:
Late Night Bites | Dine in only
SUNDAY – TUESDAY 9PM – 10PM
THURSDAY – SATURDAY 9PM – 11PM
Whether you’re wrapping up your night or just getting started, we’ve got the flavors to keep the party going. Bring your friends and enjoy some late-night fun with the best bites in town! 🎉
Don’t miss out on food in the late hours – only at Machaca Late Night Bites! ✨
Machaca
Tacos & Tequila
14 Rogers St
Gloucester, MA
$6 Mini Poblano Chicken Chimichanga $10 Mexican Style Smash Burger with fries$1 Wings, apricot-chipotle, chipotle, habanero
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