My View of Life on the Dock
Fenwick Love Stories
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Chris McCarthy ’85 & Charleen Ellis ’85 – Chris and Charleen met in 1984 under the library overhang at Fenwick. They got married October 1990 and have had the best 37 years of their lives together!
International Dory Race dates have been set
June Eliminations June 4th
International Races June 18th in Gloucester
August Eliminations August 6th
International Races August 2oth in Canada
On Tuesday, February 15th at 4 p.m. on Zoom, the Creation Care Team of the Annisquam Village Church will present local horticulturist Nick Anderson. He will be speaking on “Making Meadows & Listening to the Land: Unleashing Ecological Productivity in Landscapes is Faster, Easier and Cheaper Than We Think.”
Nick Anderson studied horticulture at Brooklyn Botanic Garden and worked for years as a gardener and restoration practitioner for New York City Parks, Brooklyn Bridge Park, Riverside Park and for private clients. He specializes in plant community based horticulture using regionally native plant species. Nick now resides on Cape Ann where he works with private clients.
Anderson’s presentation is part of the church’s “For Nature” initiative, whose mission is to take action to create ever more habitable natural spaces for plant and animal life to thrive. The church has created a “Nature Pledge” to invite the community to take specific steps.
All are welcome to attend. For the Zoom link, visit https://annisquamvillagechurch.org
For more information: https://annisquamvillagechurch.org/for-nature/
Kim writes-
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“When we moved to Minnesota seven years ago, we heard the days were short and dark come winter, and we knew this to be true after living at similar latitude in both Chicago and New Haven, Conn. We endured winters in Chicago, appreciated them in New Haven, and by the time we moved to Minnesota, we married winter willingly. I should mention, I have always loved the snow. But it wasn’t until moving to Minnesota that we considered designing our life around it and embracing it—the darkness, the cold, and the innate beauty. “
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$5 Yard Sale
Saturday, Feb. 12th 10-3 (no early birds)
at the Cape Ann Auction Warehouse on 1 Kondelin Rd. Ste. G
Gloucester MA
We’ll be having a much needed purge, EVERYTHING in this sale will be $5 each. The sale will be packed with: collectibles, jewelry, antiques, records, books, auction leftovers & more!
We’ve got to make room for fresh estate merchandise, resellers of any kind will have a ball!
Link to Join via zoom 5:30 Gloucester Board Of Health Meeting
Manchester and Beverly among other towns have lifted their mask mandates already.
Hi Friends, it’s that time of year again. The Best Of North Shore Awards is now open for voting. If you guys could vote my my sister and I’s clothing store, One Ocean Apparel it would mean a lot to us 🙏🏼You only have to vote once and just need a valid email. We’re entered in the following categories:
Accessories
Womens clothing
Mens clothing
Handcrafted gifts
ONE OCEAN
🖐🏼 Hand printed clothing
🦈 5% back to the ocean
♻️ Eco-friendly company
🌊 Inspired by the ocean
#respectthelocals #keepitcleanbeacheslinktr.ee/oneoceanapparel
And it didn’t destroy my diet
Gloucester Marine Genomics Institute of Gloucester – Launched in 2013, the Gloucester Marine Genomics Institute (GMGI) addresses critical challenges facing our oceans, human health and the environment through innovative scientific research and education.
By bringing world-class science and transformative workforce development to Gloucester’s historic waterfront, GMGI is catalyzing the regional economy. GMGI has an entirely-female leadership team in their Board Chair, Executive Director and Science Director.
In 2020, GMGI created an active and empowered DEI Committee, and has remained committed to bringing awareness to the organization. Since its founding, GMGI has enjoyed strong state, local and philanthropic support and recently invested $1.546 million in a 3,200 SF expansion of its Gloucester Biotechnology Academy, completed in June 2021.
Through the cutting-edge Academy program, GMGI prepares career-compromised young adults in the growing biomanufacturing, life sciences and biotechnology fields, filling a critical workforce gap in the Commonwealth.
The recent expansion enables GMGI to grow the annual cohort from 20 to 40 students per year, and required the addition of several new staff members.
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If you can’t find a Valentine present here you must be deaf dumb and blind.
Good Morning Gloucester 