
Introducing 40 Forrester Rd., Wakefield. Charming cape with 3beds/1.5baths.
Offered at $649,000.
Call me to schedule your showing!
Katelyn Ciaramitaro
978-473-0922
Katelyn.ciaramitaro@engelvoelkers.com

My View of Life on the Dock
Cape Ann Shakespeare Troupe’s spring production is Christopher Marlowe’s history drama “King Edward II,” The troublesome regime and lamentable death of Edward the Second, King of England, with the tragic fall of proud Mortimer. Well, no problem with spoilers here since the story of this fourteenth-century queer king was well-known to Elizabethan audiences. The play was first performed in 1593 and proved very successful with the educated upper class seated in the galleries and the groundlings standing in the pit.
Unfortunately, the twenty-nine-year-old author did not do as well as his creation. He died from a knife wound received that same year in an altercation shrouded in mysterious circumstances. Marlowe, who lived openly as a homosexual and atheist, had as complicated a life as his kingly subject.
The play opens with news of the death of King Edward I, and his son, Edward II, recalling his banished favorite/lover, Piers Gaveston, home from exile. This did not go over well with the powerful English barons, Edward’s peers, nor his wife, Queen Isabella. The peers threatened, and Isabella pleaded, but King Edward proved unrelenting, and the result was a civil war that left most of the factions beheaded, stabbed, or hanged leaving young Prince Edward to be crowned Edward III.
“King Edward II” will be performed at the historic Annisquam Village Hall, 34 Leonard Street, Gloucester April 27 – 30 and May 4 – 7; Thursdays Saturdays 7:30 PM, Sundays 3 PM. Tickets are $20 for general admission, $15 for seniors, and $10 for students available at the door or reserved at eventbtite.com.
Not recommended for those under 15 years of age.



Hey Joey -The Twin Lights Half Marathon is approaching on Sunday 4/30/23! The race starts and finishes at Good Harbor Beach. Runners will travel from Gloucester and race through Rockport until the turnaround in Pigeon Cove. We’re looking forward to a great turnout and another opportunity to showcase both communities.
More details available on the race website:https://www.yukanrun.com/twin-lights-half-marathon


The Twin Lights Half Marathon
offers a spectacular course
with the seashore visible for much
of the race’s 13.1-mile route.
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The Sawyer Free Library invites you to a riveting hour online withNew York Timesbestselling author William Kent Krueger! Join us on Thursday, April 27 from 8:00 to 9:00 p.m. as he discusses his newest book in theCork O’ConnorseriesFox Creekand his other works.
This is a virtual event. Registration is required. Click HERE to register.

Fox Creekfollows Cork O’Connor in a race against time to save his wife, a mysterious stranger, and an Ojibwe healer from bloodthirsty mercenaries. The ancient Ojibwe healer Henry Meloux has had a vision of his death. As he walks the Northwoods in solitude, he tries to prepare himself peacefully for the end of his long life. But peace is destined to elude him as hunters fill the woods seeking a woman named Dolores Morriseau, a stranger who had come to the healer for shelter and the gift of…
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Thanks to Cape Ann Lanes for hosting a family-friendly night of bowling, with proceeds supporting Backyard Growers‘ work empowering people to grow their own food.
Tickets to bowl are $25 per person. Your ticket will include three strings of bowling and shoe rentals. There will be a lot of great raffle prizes, and Cape Ann Lanes offers a fun arcade and in-house brew pub. It’s going to be an awesome night!
As our veggie gardeners know well, team work makes the dream work! Please consider recruiting a team to play at this fundraiser — just make sure all team members select the same lane at checkout.


Check out this peanut butter chocolate milkshake with order cookie crumbs on the bottom!
Milkshakes, Frozen Yogurt, Smoothies and more!
20 Lexington Ave Magnolia MA 01930
www.mymagcafe.com
978-526-0443

Join community gardener & yoga teacher Jasmine Epstein for this hybrid yin yoga class designed specifically for gardeners — including deep stretches and release for the neck, shoulders, and back.
📆 Friday, April 28, 4pm
📍 You can attend this class in-person at Backyard Growers HQ or online.
FREE for Backyard Growers program participants / $15 general admission. Proceeds support our work building healthy, connected, resilient communities by empowering people to grow their own food. Thanks to Jasmine for donating her time and talent by leading this class!





147 Thatcher Rd Gloucester
978-281-1700

The final pieces will be displayed along with original work by Sinikka Nogelo at the historic White-Ellery House from May 12-14 and May 19-21, 2023. – Brianne Caso





A design-forward construction company based out of Gloucester, MA. Contact us for residential, commercial, and industrial design-build needs of any kind.


For 26 years Rockport New Year’s Eve, Inc. has hosted a “small town, BIG celebration” consistently described as “Simply Amazing” by thousands of attendees who enjoy great music, fabulous performers, and rich variety at multiple venues within easy walking distance of each other in Downtown Rockport. We look forward to doing it again on December 31, 2023.

Big events like this require many people who love to work side by side to create joy, fun, and an amazing experience for family, friends, the greater Cape Ann Community and beyond. It all starts in the spring and continues right up to Dec. 31. The work is both rewarding and fun.

Our small RNYE team of dedicated volunteers knows how to create miracles, but we need your fresh input, new ideas, and energy so this coming First Night will be the best ever. Not sure where you would fit in? No worries. Interest and willingness to make a difference are all it takes – and the time commitment is up to you. Specifically, we look forward to your assistance with any of the following:


Interested? Want to learn more? Please join us for an informal session on Wednesday, April 26 at 7:00 PM in the Morgan Room at the First Congregational Church (12 School St., Rockport). Kindly RSVP by clicking the button below. We will be happy to answer any questions.
We look forward to hearing from you. The future of our amazing “small town, BIG celebration” requires more of us working together to keep it going. Yes, we need you. And, YES, you will have fun.
RSVP: info@rnye.org
The RNYE Board and Planning Team:
Kathy Carusone, Celene Lyon, Geof Lyon, Kaethe Flynn
Barbara Caruso, Susan Glasser, Monica Lawton, Carole McNair, Sue Russo
From Rockport Harbormasters and Ambulance Department Scott Story and Rosemary Lesch. http://www.rockportharbormasters.org/index1.shtml




Cat Cavalinni photos



