My View of Life on the Dock
If you’re curious about how real estate auctions work, here’s a link to Concierge Auctions.
And click here to get the Cape Ann Waterfront Guide. It’s full of all the Gloucester and Rockport winter activity: ACT, SOLD and UAG properties, with prices, photos, remarks and data.
Timely information to learn the market and make a smart decision when “OMGosh! That’s the one!” comes on the market.
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Current Nia Routine: Disney Songs
This Disney routine focuses on the hands and feet.The body parts we take the most for granted, until they are painful.
So join us and we’ll have fun singing and dancing to Disney Songs. Here’s a sneak preview of one of my favorite finds, an a cappella version of“I Wanna Be Like You”from the Jungle Book sung by DCappella.
Moving to Heal
Moving to Heal Nia is a slower, less intensive class with less standing and more done in the chair. Great for people with injuries or conditions that make it hard to participate in a classic Nia class. Also good for people getting back into exercise. For more info on Moving to Heal, see the info and videos on my web site or click here
Restorative Yoga
In this crazy season, treat yourself to an hour of…
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January 2022 Winter Storm on Cleveland Street From Carla Dellaporte
After The Blizzard From Gary Dubinsky
Summing Up Jameson Magleri’s Storm
Not only is she the most beautiful woman on the planet, she also helped me shovel out the dock. I’m a lucky guy. ❤️
Storm footage Lanesville woods from Zach Dahlmer
Hey Joey!
Getting frosty out here in the Lanesville woods. Footage is from about 11:30, in the area around Vernon’s pit. Pretty sheltered in the trees with knee deep drifts. Howling wind up on the cliffs above the quarry.
Any idea how Joe made out with Nova Kane? Looked rough.
Hope y’all are staying warm out there.
Cheers!
Zach Dahlmer
High tide at the end of Rocky Neck from Elizabeth Garelick
This is from harbor loop via Steph and Birch Birchenough
Mid-Day Blizzard Update GloucesterCast 548 With Cape Ann Weather’s Chris Spittal, Chris McCarthy and Joey C 1/29/22
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Send your storm footage to good morning gloucester at yahoo dot com and I’ll post them and credit you. So far not so bad but the heavy stuff is yet to come.
In Preparation for the predicted Heavy Snow & High WindsNational Grid is actively monitoring the upcoming “Nor-easter” scheduled to impact the local area late Friday night through Saturday. All residents and businesses: Please report all outages to National Grid Customer Service or Outage Reporting hotlines (provided below). Every phone call received is logged into their outage tracking system and better enables Natl Grid to pinpoint the location of the issue. The sooner they can identify the location of the issue, the quicker they can respond.·
Electric Customer Service: (800) 322-3223·
Outage Reporting Hotline: (800) 465-1212·
Natural Gas Customer Service: (800) 640-1595
As a reminder, wind speeds in excess of 35 mph limit the ability to operate bucket trucks at elevated heights, which in turn hampers the ability to complete some restorations until safe to do so. Please be patient and stay safe.
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Here’s a link to today’s podcast with Cape ann Weather’s Chris Spittal
Hi Joey,
This story was told to my mother, Dorothy Amerige Morgan James, by her grandfather, Albert Morgan of Brier Neck. I remember the story of the ship coming aground on Good Harbor Beach, although the family first settled in Lanesville. The story was published in 1962.
Nancy Poole James, Rockport
In light of the impending storm a parking ban has been declared on all city streets, starting at 12:00AM on January 29th (midnight tonight) and ending at 12:00PM (noon) on Sunday, January 30th.
Parking is available at all municipal and school parking lots with the exception of the Lower Lot at Gloucester High School. Parking is at your own risk.
All residents and businesses are reminded that they are responsible for clearing snow from sidewalks adjacent to their property. Please make every effort to shovel out hydrants at, or near your homes, and please check on the elderly and the disabled.
The latest forecast suggests up to 24” of snow are possible. Your cooperation during this parking ban is necessary for efficient and safe snow removal efforts. Thank you and stay safe.
Good Morning Gloucester 