Plum Island Sunkisser: Beachfront & Views!

Newbury, Massachusetts, United States

July 4, 2011-

That Jon and Elizabeth Dubin have buried a time capsule in the Bass Rocks area to be dug up when Benjamin Lewis (now 9 months) reaches the age of 10?  The time capsule contains letter, photos and toys.  Jon and Elizabeth are devoted FOB’s and came in today to get GMG Tees for themselves.  They come back to Gloucester every summer.

E.J. Lefavour

Hey Cape Ann! We’re on a mission to bring the parade back to what it was when we where kids. In recent years we’ve seen a decline in kids and adults dressing up as horribles. This year we want to help you out! If you need some costume ideas we will be opening up a costume shop Thursday June 30th from 6-8pm at the first baptist church 38 Gloucester Ave. If that day doesn’t work reach out via messenger and we will try to find a time that works for you.

Do you have a community group or just a group of friends that like to get creative and have fun? Are you a local band and you want to get your name out there? Decorate a float and join us! We’d love to see what you come up with! As a reminder we ask that if you plan on handing out candy that you do so by hand rather than tossing it off a moving vehicle to keep kids safe from running into the road.

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NEC All Conference: Colby Rochford 400m NEC All Star (counter clockwise from bottom left): Megan Hurd, Andrew Coelho, Sarah Baker, Nate Gardner, & Abby Stauffer

NEC All Conference 4×400: Skye Ciolino, Darcy Muller, Caroline MacKinnon, & Rose Groleau MacKinnon also All Conf for the individual 800m

NEC All Conference 4×800: Kendall Newton, Whitney Turner, Mackay Brooks & Caelie Patrick

NEC All Stars: Andry Payano Sosa, Drew White, & Anders Littman

NEC All Conference: Natalie Aiello NEC All Star: Riley Thibodeau & Cameron Carroll

NEC All Conference: 22 PJ Zappa & 14 Keith Horne NEC All Stars: 11 Robbie Schuster & 1 Brett Cunningham

NEC All Stars: Ella Costa & Ella Zindle

NEC All Conference: Brett Moore NEC All Stars: Zach Oliver & Zach Morris

NEC All Stars: Sophia Picano & Isabelle Nixon

Congrats to Head Coach David Coleman on being recognized as the NEC 2022 Girls Outdoor Track & Field Coach of the Year.

Have the soft delicious coors light soft cooler packed and ready to go in the bottom of the fridge. When it’s time to go, grab, add ice and let it rip.

Date and time

Sat, July 16, 2022

3:00 PM – 7:00 PM EDT

Location: 

St. John’s Preparatory School

72 Spring Street

Danvers, MA 01923

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The 2022 CCB Foundation Cornhole Tournament will take place on Saturday, July 16th at St. John’s Prep on Brother Linus Field #1 in Danvers, MA. Team check-in and warm-ups start at 3:00 PM and the tournament begins at 3:30 PM. Prizes will be given to 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place teams of the round robin style tournament.

Tournament Information:

·       Entry Fee: $100 per team

·       Team Size: 2 People

·       Prizes for the top 3 teams, fun to be had by all!

·       Food and snacks included for all attendees

Other Information:

This is a family-friendly, sober event for all ages and skill levels. In addition to the tournament, expect music, food, and fun activities for everyone to enjoy!

• 50/50 Raffle
• Cornhole Long Toss Game w/ Prizes (the ‘half-court shot’ of Cornhole!)
• Balloon animals
• More activities to be added!

To purchase tickets, please visit the Eventbrite page

For information about how you or your company can be a sponsor for this event and to learn more about sponsorship benefits, please visit CCB Foundation’s News & Events webpage and scroll down to the post “Interested in Sponsoring the Cornhole Tournament?”  or contact CCB Foundation at info@ccbfoundation.com

CCB Foundation’s mission is to support people in achieving and maintaining long-term recovery by funding, providing, and expanding the availability of transitional support services and programs. This funding will help to establish a peer-to-peer support and recovery program in Gloucester to serve the recovery community throughout Cape Ann. For more information about The CCB Foundation, please visit The CCB Foundation.

Brian referenced in the letter is Brian Tarr on of my dad’s best buddies. Brian was a Bentley grad and wrote a letter of recommendation for me. They both mercilessly busted each others balls, similar to how my friends and I interact. I was 19 when I typed this letter out and stuck it in the mailbox, my dad was 44, nine years younger than I am as I compose this blog post.

DeNucci referenced in the letter is Alex Denucci, son of Joe DeNucci State Auditor Joe DeNucci.

From Joe DeNucci’s obituary-

Joe DeNucci died on September 8, 2017 from complications related to Alzheimer’s disease

Joe grew up in Newton (Nonantum) Mass. He graduated Newton High School when as a junior he stated his professional boxing career. Joe was a top ranked contender and has the distinction of having the most boxing matches in the history of the Boston Garden. He was inducted to the National Italian American Sports Hall of Fame in Chicago. After his boxing career ended, he was elected in 1977 to the Massachusetts House of Representatives where he served as Chairman of Human Services and Elderly Affairs. Joe was then elected State Auditor in 1986 and was the longest-serving Auditor in the Commonwealth’s history where he served 24 years before retiring in 2011. 

My Dad Libby passed March 21, 2017, just months apart. two strong Italian men.

Anyway here’s the letter I wrote my dad from my college dorm room in Oak Hall, Bentley College.