The GloucesterCast Will Be Live-Streaming The International Dory Races This Morning 9:45AM With Special Guest Paul Giacalone Link to join here- www.facebook.com/goodmorninggloucester

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If you subscribe to the GloucesterCast Podcast it will be emailed to you so if you miss it you can still access it through the free email! Link to subscribe here

Bernie Cranston Rowing Past Our Dock in 2014, 2016 and 2021, 2022, 2023

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2014
June 5, 2016
2016

July 21, 2021
Wednesday July 13, 2022

Bernie Cranston Rowing Past Captain Joe & Sons Lobster Co 7/7/23

Catering At Magnolia Cafe! 20 Lexington Ave Magnolia MA!

Check out their catering menu directly on their website at:

www.mymagcafe.com

978-526-0443
20 Lexington Ave Magnolia MA 

Rainforest Reptiles: Conservation with Education

Sawyer Free Library's avatarCape Ann Community

Summer is here! Join the Sawyer Free Library on Friday, July 7 from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. as we kick off summer reading with an educational and exciting show – – Rainforest Reptiles: Conservation through Education!The Library is excited for everyone to come and enjoy thisfun and informative presentation by a herpetologist and visit with bugs, frogs, snakes, lizards, a tortoise, and theAmerican alligator.

Please note, this event will be held at Captain Lester S. Wass American Legion Post 3 located at 8 Washington Street in Gloucester.

The event is free and open to all! No registration necessary. For more information visit: SawyerFreeLibrary.org or call 978-325-5500.

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City of Gloucester Announces Recipients of 2022 Community Preservation Act Funds

Community Preservation Act Funds are used to support open space & recreation, historic preservation, and affordable housing projects.

GLOUCESTER, Mass. – The Community Preservation Act Grant Program is administered by the City of Gloucester and funded by the Citizens of Gloucester through the Community Preservation Act. Resources are used for the preservation and rehabilitation of open space, land for recreational use, historic preservation, and community housing. A nine-member Community Preservation Committee makes a recommendation for the use of the funds to the City Council for its approval.

Local projects selected to receive funding:

  • ●  City of Gloucester Cemeteries Advisory Committee: Bay View City-owned Cemeteries Restoration in theamount of $30,000.
  • ●  Magnolia Library Center: MLCC outside Renovation in the amount of $50,000.
  • ●  Manship Artist Residence and Studios, Inc.: Manship Artists Residency Design project in the amount of$50,000
  • ●  Maritime Gloucester: Waterfront Resiliency Survey in the amount of $100,000.
  • ●  Our Lady of Good Voyage Parish: Bell Tower Restoration in the amount of $125,000.
  • ●  Gloucester Lyceum and Sawyer Free Library: Saunders House HVAC in the amount of $100,000.
  • ●  Gloucester Adventure Inc.: Adventure Schooner Rudder Project in the amount of $50,000.
  • ●  Action Inc.: Tenet-Based Rental/Mortgage Assistance Program in the amount of $200,000.
  • ●  Harbor Light Community Partners Inc.: Main Street Affordable Housing in the amount of $100,000.
  • ●  Gloucester High School Baseball Boosters: Nate Ross Baseball Field Renovations in the amount of $50,000.
  • ●  Stage Fort Park Advisory Committee: Stage Fort Park Lucy Davis Pathway and Fort Area RenovationProject in the amount of $50,000.
  • ●  Gloucester Rotary Club: Stage Fort Park Playground Rehabilitation in the amount of $50,000.
  • ●  Young Legends Street Hockey Inc.: Conversion of Stage Fort Basketball Court into a street Hockey Rink inthe amount of $50,000.“We are pleased to continue to use these resources to improve quality of life for Gloucester residents through investments in recreation, open spaces, historic preservation and affordable housing.” States Community Preservation Committee Chair Matt Lundberg “Resident input is vital to making these investments and we encourage all Gloucester residents to attend our committee meetings and engage in our annual planning efforts” Community

Preservation Committee meetings are open to the public and are typically held on the third Tuesday of each month. Meetings details will be posted under Public Notices on the City’s website. To learn more about

City of Gloucester Community Development grant programs go to Gloucester-MA.gov/264/Community- Development and follow Innovate Gloucester’s Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

About The City of Gloucester, Massachusetts

America’s oldest seaport, the City of Gloucester, is known throughout the world as an authentic, working waterfront community, a place of spectacular natural beauty, and home to a diverse population of approximately 30,000 residents. Its sharp focus on community development has helped build its reputation as the ideal location to live, work, and play. An important center for the fishing industry, Gloucester is also proud of its vibrant cultural life and rich art heritage. Gloucester is a destination for thousands of visitors who visit the harbor and its beaches during the summer months. The City will be celebrating its 400th Anniversary in 2023.

Good morning Gloucester Exclusive Interview With Travis Siewers- What Exactly Is Going In The Former CVS Building On Main St Gloucester MA- The CUT

Front Room View From Main Street Entrance Center Bar and Kitchen To The Right
Back Room Where Music Stage Will Be
Open Kitchen In The Front Of The House

deCKlyns lunch was fantastic

Rum Bucket
Delicious clam chowder With a couple of fried clams and crispy bits of potato
In contention for best smoked wings in town
Mussels in the broth that I could eat every day for the rest of my life and still be happy

🍕 Surfside Subs Wicked Wednesday 🍕Half Price Large Cheese Pizza& One Topping Pizza OR Buy any Large Pizza and get a $5 Cheese Pizza! 11-9Excludes Gluten Free Crust & Slices

147 Thatcher Rd Gloucester

Getting EXCITED for Gloucester Maritime Rendezvous – July 6 to 9

michaeldekoster's avatarCape Ann Community

We are celebrating the 71st annual Gloucester International Dory Race and Gloucester’s 400th with a once in a lifetime Maritime event. 4 days of fun and activity on the water and on land.

With over 42 opportunities to get on a vessel and sail, 30 hours of deck tours, and free museum access all weekend, this is going to be an event to remember!

Big thank you to our Signature Sponor, Gloucester 400+, whose dedication to accessible events throughout the year is making it possible for us to put in the docks and have FREE deck tours all Rendevous long.

Come on, Gloucester! Let’s start filling up those sales and letting the visiting Schooners know how much we appreciate their time and efforts in coming here. Hope to see you on the water!

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Gloucester Rotary Seeking Cape Ann Photos

trixy546's avatarCape Ann Community

Attention Professional & Recreational Photographers!

The Gloucester Rotary will publish a 12-month Cape Ann photo calendar for 2024 as a fundraiser. All profits will go to the Gloucester Rotary’s many community and international activities.

In Order to publish a beautiful calendar, the Club is requesting high quality digital photos that reflect the natural beauty of Cape Ann throughout the year. As we will feature one photo per month, we need images from each season: winter, spring, summer and fall. Photographs from Gloucester, Rockport, Essex and Manchester will be accepted. Full details at https://gloucesterrotary.org/Stories/gloucester-rotary-2024-calendar-photo-requests.

Entry Deadline Tuesday, August 15, 2023, 12PM.

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Two Moons From Tom Cronin

Hi Joe,

I am a regular reader and once contributed some photos of whales in the harbor.

Last night’s moonrise was about the prettiest I’ve seen. Orange and full.

Here are photos of it rising up between the Dog Bar and Eastern Point Yacht Club . .

Tom Cronin