
Half price today all day at The Studio Restaurant On Rocky Neck!!! Excluding take out 9/30/21

My View of Life on the Dock


Top two teams make it. Bottom two are donezo.
This cruise will be music to your ears!
Set sail on @beauportcruiselines on Thursday, October 7th from 5:30PM-8:30PM.
Enjoy incredible Cape Ann views, a Prime Rib Dinner, and the sounds of North Shore Acappella.
Purchase tickets via the link below!

About your home from Jameson at Another Level Home Inspection LLC
As a home inspector in Gloucester, I spend a lot of time looking for things that are wrong. Some things that come up on a home inspection are strange, alarming, or unusual, but most issues are simple. Here are just a few small things that are almost always wrong and are easy to correct.
Gutter Issues– Most homes have gutters, but it seems the majority of houses gather the water and dump it out right next to the foundation. Downspouts should terminate at least 6 feet away from the foundation. Making simple repairs like extending downspouts away from the foundation can reduce the moisture level in the basement. A 1000 sq ft roof can result in 623 gallons of water with 1” or rain, so about 150 gallons will end up next to the foundation per downspout if…
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Voting in the Annual Banking for the Community Program will end on Thursday, September 30th at 5 pm and were hoping you’d be able to help us with one last push to encourage the community to vote for their favorite local charities.
Would you be able to share one of our posts on Facebook?
Here is the direct link where the public may vote: https://bankgloucester.com/ballot

This year we are very excited to be back live and in person at the Annisquam Village Hall, 36 Leonard Street, Annisquam, MA, with the 37th Annual Annisquam Arts & Craft Show.With over 25 vendors- seven of them new to the show, and another eight Fine Artists juried in, we expect this to be the best show yet!
Artists and Crafters from across Cape Ann and beyond will be showing their wares in Annisquam on Saturday and Sunday, October 9 & 10, 2021, 10am to 5pm both days.
On Friday night before the show, the Village Hall will be the venue for the Show’s Opening Gala.Sponsors will be invited to join the artisans for an evening of mingling and early shopping, with wine, appetizers and an opportunity to bid on four lots in a Live Auction.Bruce Tarr will be our Celebrity Auctioneer and will use his skills to put up for bid a painted oar by beloved artist/fisherman Sam Nigro, an oil on canvas painting by local artist David Arsenault, an Andean Design hat, handmade of Peruvian wool and a Dinner for Eight- at your home, with a menu decided on by you and the chef, presented by local culinary artist- Tom Moriarty.To become a sponsor visit our website at: http://www.annisquamartsandcraftshow.org
All artisans and volunteers are fully vaccinated. Everyone–vaccinated and unvaccinated–must wear a mask while inside the Village Hall for the Show.
For more information please visit our website or email: maryeflaherty@gmail.com

Monumental collapse so far since the start of the Yankees season. Losing to the Orioles with Chris Sale on the mound =No Bueno.
“Winning this award for 3 consecutive years just blows me away. The team worked extremely hard despite so many obstacles pertaining to the pandemic. And to win the Editor’s Choice award as well, shows that BONS recognizes the superior work that the team provides”- Tim Sanborn, Managing Partner of Cazeault Solar & Home- Tim Sanborn

Fill out this form and Tim Sanborn from Cazeault Solar and Home will give you a free Solar Estimate-
Kate and I did it and we receive National Grid credits month after month!!




Local playwright Ken Riaf’s newest production centered around perennial candidate for mayor and his quixotic campaign comes directly from Gloucester Stage’s 2019 Sold Out Neverdark
Performances October 1 – October 17 at Gloucester Stage Company’s Theater
Gloucester Stage Company will conclude its successful 2021 season with the world premiere of THINK OF ME TUESDAY by Ken Riaf. Building on the sold-out response to the 2019 NeverDark staged reading; the highly anticipated new production will be directed by the theater’s award-winning Artistic Director Robert Walsh. With performances returning to the Gloucester Stage Company’s theater in Gloucester, Think of Me Tuesday opens on Friday, October 1, and runs through October 17.
Think of Me Tuesday tells the story of Jim “Buddy” Chum, a mayoral candidate who continues to run in election after election in the same tattered tweed suit jacket. He’s the punchline for a running joke about a joker who keeps running…and losing. Buddy is Fishtown, Massachusetts’ forever Mayoral candidate on a quixotic campaign for his shot at the top office – he’s not against progress, he just doesn’t want to be around when it gets here.
Gloucester resident and playwright Ken Riaf returns to Gloucester Stage with his newest play after the hit world premiere of “My Station In Life.” Think of Me Tuesday reunites Riaf with the 2018 Elliot Norton Award-winning “My Station in Life” actor Ken Baltin who returns to Gloucester Stage to play Jim “Buddy” Chum. All under the direction of critically acclaimed actor and director Robert Walsh, the cast is complete with the talented Maureen Keiller, Joshua W. Coleman, Fernando Barbosa, and Ines De La Cruz in this world premiere.
“I’m thrilled to be collaborating with Ken Riaf again on his new play and delighted to have such a great cast and design team!” said Robert Walsh the production’s director and Gloucester Stage’s Artistic Director.
Think of Me Tuesday runs October 1 through October 17. Performances are indoors Wednesday through Saturday at 7:30 pm and Saturday and Sunday at 2:00 pm at Gloucester Stage Company, 267 E Main St., Gloucester, MA. Tickets are now on sale and available at GloucesterStage.com
Please note that all patrons attending the performances must present proof of vaccination or proof of a negative COVID test before entering the venue, and must wear a mask inside the theatre.
“The entire 2021 Season has been about keeping our audiences safe, from moving our productions outdoors all summer to asking everyone to provide proof of vaccinations or negative tests and wearing masks when returning indoors. We’re grateful for a supportive community ready to do what is necessary to keep their neighbors safe while participating in live theater,” shared Managing Director, Christopher Griffith.
Proof of vaccination may include showing either a vaccination card or a photo of the card or a digital vaccine record (through an app such as Bindle at www.joinbindle.com/people). Anyone unable to be vaccinated or to verify their vaccination status for any reason will be required to show proof of a recent negative COVID test before entering.”
Policies are detailed online: https://gloucesterstage.com/keeping-you-safe/
For additional information, contact The Box Office, located at 267 East Main Street, Gloucester, or can be reached at 978.281.4433 or boxoffice@gloucesterstage.com

GHS Fishermen AthletiAll of GHS Athletics is very thankful for this wonderful lady. We want to wish a sincere Happy Birthday to Dawn Enos. Over 95% of the great photography we post comes from Dawn’s camera & her generosity to attend so many events for our teams.
Half price all food menu including Sushi all day and night 9/28**Excluding take out .**


Monday scoreboard:
: Swampscott 2 – GHS 0 3-2-1 record on season
win 52-20 at Peabody. All 8 players won their match. Jack Delaney low man of the day with 2-over 38. Improve to 9-0 on season.