Author: Joey Ciaramitaro

About this Event

Join us for an exciting career event, at our stunning oceanfront location right here at Cape Ann’s oldest operating hotel, The Emerson Inn.

We are gearing up for our most exciting season yet. Under new ownership in 2021, with numerous opportunities for service oriented individuals in positions all around our beautiful property. Come meet the team, that aims to ring in the roaring 20’s with a European flare, featuring oceanfront rooms, creative cuisine, craft cocktails, and superior service that will inspire memorable moments for our guests and visitors.

Whether you are looking for your first job or an entry-level role in hospitality, this event will offer some great opportunities.

We look forward to meeting you and appreciate your interest in becoming a part of the Emerson Inn team.

Emerson Inn selectively offers career opportunities to outstanding individuals with a proven record of success and demonstrated service ethic. We are currently accepting applications for many roles at the Inn including Front of House, Guest Services, Housekeeping, and the Kitchen.

The Emerson Inn is an Equal Opportunity Employer and does not discriminate by race, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, or disability.

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Submitted by Terry Weber Mangos

Did you stockpile canned goods last winter and now you’re concerned they may expire before you can eat them? Consider donating your surplus (but not-yet-expired) foods to the Open Door’s Food Pantry in Gloucester. And, what about the clutter piles that started multiplying in your house over the winter? Pack up your unwanted holiday gifts, toys, or clothes that you don’t wear or fit into anymore and donate them to the Second Glance thrift shop, which is also operated by the Open Door. 

Now’s the time to do your spring cleaning, and your donated items and efforts can benefit a family-in-need, many of whom relied on community services for the first time last year when the pandemic began. The shop accepts many items in good condition including clothes, kitchenwares, small appliances, furniture, art, and unique home decor pieces.  

While vaccination rates are rising and some Covid related restrictions are being lifted, no one knows how long it will be before the job market (and life!) returns to what we remember as normal. “All proceeds benefit the community by supporting the hunger relief programs of the Open Door,” said Susan Zwart, Director of Thrift Store Operations. “We are so grateful to the community for their donations. Keep the treasures coming!”

What You Need to Know Before You Go

For details on the Open Door’s Covid-19 protocols; their many programs and services; and how you can help; visit: https://www.foodpantry.org. 

You may drop off food donations at the Open Door’s Food Pantry, but be sure to check out their food drop-off schedule and guidelines first at: https://www.foodpantry.org/ways-to-give/donate/donate-food/. 

To drop off clothes, housewares and other non-food donations be sure to check the Open Door website first to verify which items are accepted. Donation appointments are available Tuesday to Saturday 10AM to 4 PM, and you must make an appointment. *Please make an appointment on the website only – no phone calls. 

https://www.foodpantry.org/the-glance/book-appointment/  

Currently the thrift store shopping hours are Wednesday to Saturday 9 AM to 5 PM. 

Given the ever-changing nature of the Covid-19 pandemic, please be sure to follow the Open Door Facebook page or visit their website for the latest programming and schedule changes.

The view from my window on Little Banjo Pond. It’s my first spring here so i’ve never seen this view before.
I have ducks 🦆, but unfortunately , no deck.

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I’m not sure where American gets off considering itself a premium airline. Planes are ancient. They charge for baggage. We got no food service. Delays.

At least Spirit you generally get cheaper flights.

I think American sucks.

All the people that fly Spirit and have a delay forget that Jet Blue and American have delays as well only you pay way more.

Jet Blue at least they have TVs and WiFi free.

There’s no reason to pay more to fly American if your only options are Spirit and American.

I’d pay more to fly Jet Blue but not American.

And before anyone starts in saying that Spirit nickle and dimes you-

Spirit starts off with a super low fare and you pay ala cart for what you want 99 percent of the times you can still fly cheaper on Spirit plus the upgrades than flying American.

F American.