Author: Joey Ciaramitaro

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Gloucester Fisheries Heritage Month, Honoring the Industry State Fish Pier
August 12th & 13th 10am – 5pm

VENDOR APPLICATION: https://airtable.com/shrYXtHOub87Zt5Cd

Vendor Restrictions:
Must be Fisheries Related
Items for sale must be approved by Organizing Committee
Participants to supply their own tent, tables, & chairs
Seeking Demonstrations for: Netting Fish Preparation Knot Tying Lobster Banding, and more!

Please submit any questions to: events@gloucesterma400.org

TheSawyer Free Libraryis excited to be a part ofGloucester Reads,a community wide book club that has just kicked off and will run through August.

Presented by Gloucester’s Racial Justice Team and the Gloucester Health Department,in collaboration with the Sawyer Free Library and fifteen additional co-sponsors, the citywide, intergenerational summer reading initiative aims to spark conversation and new ideas and encourage introspection about race equity in our community.

Gloucester Reads will explore books byBlack authors that reflectBlack experiences in America to increase understanding of the history and current status of race in Gloucester and the United States and build a strong community to foster a feeling of belonging for everyone.

Gloucester Reads includes books for all ages, interests, and reading levels. The summer book club’s main selection is”Such a Fun Age” byKiley Reid. This engaging story about race and privilege is set…

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If you have questions, come visit us at the Sawyer Free Library located at 21 Main Street in downtown Gloucester, give us a call at 978-325-5500 or check out sawyerfreelibrary.org.