
The Ellis Family Ann & John: We donated our beautiful tree to Rockport for their Tree lighting and Christmas Pageant bittersweet but Rockport will surely enjoy it

My View of Life on the Dock


Dogs at the helm. Stryn and Kai from Magnolia weekending on the Erin Gael




OAK TO EMBERS’
DECEMBER SHOPPING LINEUP
Sunday, December 3rd 11:30 – 3pm
Myrth Ceramics
Saturday, December 9th 11:30 – 3pm
Joe’s Fresh Fish Prints
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Lobster Trap Gifts
Saturday, December 16th, 11:30 – 3pm
One Ocean Apparel
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Diamonds and Rust
Link to purchase https://gloucesterapparel.square.site/

I’ll have this stuff at @castawaysvintagecafeglo with a bunch of other awesome vendors for the sip and shop 5-8pm Thursday night. Buy a quarter zip get a free GMG or American Flag Cap. Buy a cap get a free GMG Christmas Coozie! We have plover merchtoo including the oversized super soft beach towels!!! While they last!
Boat puppy in training Rosalita Arabella


Operating in its temporary location at 21 Main Street in downtown Gloucester, the Sawyer Free Library is a vibrant hub where the future comes alive through education and cultural enrichment and where knowledge is accessible to all, free of charge. From early literacy programs nurturing the youngest minds to cutting-edge STEM after-school programming for students to assisting digital learners in finding their way in the online world to a plethora of local community events for every age, the Library plays an integral role in shaping Gloucester’s educational, cultural, and social fabric.
The Sawyer Free Library relies on this important yearly fundraising effort to provide a wide range of new collections and resources, technology, innovative programming, and critical services to respond to the changing needs of the greater Gloucester community.
“The Library enriches, informs, and strengthens every corner of our city,” said Mern Sibley, President of the Library’s Board of Trustees. “We hope the community will carefully consider our appeal and join us in supporting the vital work of the Sawyer Free Library. Every contribution ensures that the Library can be exceptionally agile, relevant, and inventive while remaining completely accessible and free of charge.
“We provide library services that make a significant difference in the lives of our patrons and our community,” said Sawyer Free Library’s Director Jenny Benedict. “Every contribution to the Annual Appeal is a direct investment in the Library’s meaningful programming, diverse resources, and crucial services that create opportunities for individuals of all ages to connect, learn, grow and thrive throughout Gloucester and beyond.”
Contributions to the year-end Annual Appeal can be made online at www.sawyerfreelibrary.org or by check to the Sawyer Free Library, Annual Appeal, P.O. Box 415, Gloucester, MA 01930.
Event: Lanesville Congregational Church Annual Christmas Fair
Date/Time: Saturday, December 2 from 9 AM to 1 PM
Place: Lanesville Congregational Church, 1120 Washington St, Gloucester, MA 01930
Description: Join us for Lanesville Congregational’s annual Christmas Fair, featuring lots of great sale items (white elephant gifts, crafts, baked goods, books, Christmas greens, etc) and delicious hot breakfast and lunch items (including homemade fish chowder). All proceeds will benefit our 2024 service and misisons trip to Canton Mississippi. See you Saturday!
Link for more info: https://www.facebook.com/TheOrthodoxCongregationalChurchInLanesville/
Thanks very much, and let me know if you need anything else!
-Glenn Deckert

G400+ Partner Art Exhibit and Sale – Celebrating Home: A Solstice Event

Event Date: Saturday and Sunday, December 9 and 10, from 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Point of Contact: Joy Buell/ joy_buell@hotmail.com or Elsje Zwart / Elsje.zwart.g400plus@gmail.com, or events@gloucesterma400.org (978) 231-3771
Title: Celebrating Home: A Solstice Event
Where: O’Maley Middle School, 32 Cherry Street, Gloucester, MA
Together with Gloucester 400+, Joy Buell and her fellow artists from in and around Cape Ann, present Celebrating Home: A Solstice Event that is free and open to the public. O’Maley Middle School is the site for this festival of fine arts and crafts featuring works by Tom Amend, Elizabeth Bish, Denise Brown, Joy Buell, Sara Collins, Jane Gardner, Joanne Hurd, Ann Lafferty, Juliet Lockwood, Toby Milgrome, Kathy Morris, Dawn Pratson, Evy Stewart, Sue Van, and Leslie Wind amongst others.
Each artist has created some exceptional pieces that best express their Cape Ann experience. They are eager to display and talk about their art and how they set about creating their pieces. The entire festival offers a variety of artistic styles that should appeal to a wide audience.
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Here’s the link for the deal while they last!
Cyber Monday week sale! https://gloucesterapparel.square.site/

Kate and I are going to feature one or two local places to buy holiday gifts each day highlighting the fact that there’s no need to buy your presents online or trudge up to the mall. There’s excellent places to shop right here in Gloucester. For more visit www.goodmorninggloucester.com

Previous videos:
Good Morning Gloucester Shop Local Series ’23 With Katelyn Ciaramitaro- Mystery Train
Good Morning Gloucester Shop Local Series ’23 With Katelyn Ciaramitaro- Cape Ann Olive Oil
Good Morning Gloucester Shop Local Series ’23 With Katelyn Ciaramitaro- The Cave
Good Morning Gloucester Shop Local Series ’23 With Katelyn Ciaramitaro- The Bookstore Of Gloucester
Good Morning Gloucester Shop Local Series ’23 With Katelyn Ciaramitaro- Sweats of New England
Good Morning Gloucester Shop Local Series ’23 With Katelyn Ciaramitaro- Brass Monkey
Good Morning Gloucester Shop Local Series ’23 With Katelyn Ciaramitaro- Design Of Mine
Good Morning Gloucester Shop Local Series ’23 With Katelyn Ciaramitaro- Fireflies
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Grady Grossi is a 3 year old Golden Retriever/yellow lab mix service dog. He loves anything having to do with the ocean including boat rides, and dock diving.
His owners are Mike and Rachael Grossi




