Author: Joey Ciaramitaro

Here we go!!!!!!!

WHAT: Our first 2 dates for pre-order and pick up, coffee rolls only for these dates. Gluten Free available. $4.75 each

WHEN: Pick up OCT 30th from 9am-11am

(update Oct 23 is full no longer taking orders)

WHERE: Parking lot of 23 East Main St, Gloucester.

HOW to order: email the following info to mamieskitchen22@gmail.com

Name:

Quantity of rolls:

Date and time of pick up:

Venmo @mamieskitchen or cash on pick up

Are you ready to get this party started?!

Last night (Oct 17) a makeshift surgical team — including two nurses — rescued a baby cormorant that had become entangled in some fishing hooks, line and sinker.  The cormorant was found on the edge of the road at the corner of Beach and Granite at 8:30pm in Rockport. It was barely able to walk because the fishing line was wrapped around the bird’s wing and right leg. One hook was in his foot and one in his wing. Part of the fishing line had grown into the wing, but it was not infected  After more than 30 minutes of “surgery,” the cormorant’s right foot and wing were freed from two hooks, some line and a large sinker.  It was then released at Back Beach where it immediately walked to the water and swam away.  Surgical team members included Mike & Paula Giblin, Elizabeth Fox and Ken Nolet of Rockport, and Peter Rosamilia of Gloucester; cell phone video was taken by Anne Jones, who also did some timely Cormorant handling research. 

http://www.extremegloucesterfishing.com/

https://www.gloucestersalt.org/

We will be closed Saturday 22nd for a private event. Thursday, Friday, SundayReservation at Tock or visit www.sushisanglee.com

Last week, on a blustery morning I spotted this dahlia along the harbor walk in Gloucester but the name was missing. As you van see, I was only able to get a rear view, but even that was gorgeous. I would like to know its name. 

Hi, Joey!

I am writing to ask if you can post info about our second annual fundraising effort for Cape Ann Animal Aid. 

My husband Bob is selling split firewood for $300/cord. You pickup, no delivery. 100% of the proceeds go to Cape Ann Animal Aid. Here is a link from their website: https://www.capeannanimalaid.org/uploads/1/0/6/7/106722865/social_square__25_.png

Contact Bob for info at 978-325-1765. We have about 7 cords left, we will sell full or half cord only. We were able to donate approximately $3,000 last year!

Thanks for any help you can give!

Ellen Higgins and Bob Myers

Bob Myers, 978.325.1765

October 22, 2022

3 pm Children’s Dance Class at MAGMA, 11 Pleasant St. Gloucester – with Leila Luopa from Revontulet Dance Company – Class is FREE but  please register here

6 pm Dance Celebration at Gloucester City Hall, 9 Dale Ave. – for all ages with dance instruction from Leila Luopa, live music from Christine Anderson and Oivan Ilo, performances, refreshments, and more! No registration required.

All Ages Welcome
Free Admission

This is a program of the Gloucester Cultural Initiative, in collaboration with MAGMA and Cape Ann Finns, made possible by generous support from the Finlandia Foundation. This program was conceived as part of the Gloucester 400+ Commemoration.

Why should you choose LCI Services?!-Owner has 25 years experience-All staff are IICRC Certified-Live people answering the phones-New state of the art equipment-Easy to order services, and provide payment “in just one click!”-100% Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back!

Call today to schedule your free estimate! 978-704-9757

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