Author: Joey Ciaramitaro

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GloucesterCast 477 with Corinne Lippie, Susan Kelly, Pat and Jim Dalpiaz and Joey C Taped 3/10/21

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GloucesterCast 477 with Corinne Lippie, Susan Kelly, Pat and Jim Dalpiaz and Joey C Taped 3/10/21

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Please share the podcast! If you share the podcast while we are taping we will write down your name and you will be entered into a drawing to win a prize that we will choose about 2/3 the way through the podcast.
 
Generous Gardener Initiatives:
  • Our GrowBag initiative which we piloted in spring 2020 to help households overcome traditional barriers to growing healthy food that so many people face, including space constraints and homeownership. We are expanding the program this year following the success of the pilot program and finding new ways to also get kids involved through Grow Bag kits.  
  • Our upcoming spring programming of vegetable gardening workshops  
  • The public art project we are developing at Willowood Community Garden this year in partnership with Gloucester Housing Authority and Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce  

Hopefully a segment on all the great growing that’s happening on Cape Ann this year will brighten some gray March days! 🙂

 

The Cape Ann Museum pays tribute to local pandemic victims with new COVID-19 Memorial

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Virtual Dedication Ceremony: March 10 at 6 p.m.

Rendition of COVID-19 Memorial at Cape Ann Museum (CAM) Green by artist Pamela Hersch.

GLOUCESTER, Mass. (March 2021) – Nearly one year ago, the coronavirus pandemic forced the state to shut down and declare a state of emergency. To commemorate the community’s profound loss, the Cape Ann Museum is creating a temporary art installation to pay tribute to those who died from the deadly virus including at least 41 people in Gloucester, 61 people from Cape Ann, and more than 2,000 people from Essex County. The COVID-19 Memorial will be dedicated at CAM Green during a virtual online ceremony on March 10 and will be open to the public through March 14.

In partnership with the City of Gloucester and LuminArtz, the Cape Ann Museum COVID-19 Memorial is comprised of three parts: a video art installation from LuminArtz, the Cape Ann Cairns…

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Don’t Trust Anyone That Tells You That Greek Yogurt Is A Fine Substitute For Sour Cream In A Recipe

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They Lie

I made a topping for blackened haddock and thought it would be incredible. It was blah.

The Greek yogurt for sour cream topping people are flat out liars!!!!

Bosun’s Marine of Peabody is urgently looking for full time marine haulers, technicians and detailers to join our crew.

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Bosun’s Marine of Peabody is urgently looking for full time marine haulers, technicians and detailers to join our crew. Bosun’s Marine only sells and services the finest brands in the marine industry; Pursuit, EdgeWater, Regal, Riviera, and Yamaha to name a few. Through our use of the latest technology, we’re constantly evolving to provide the best customer and employee experience in the marine industry and live up to our outstanding service reputation. Some of our latest advances include paperless repair orders, mobile check-in and mobile time cards. If you are ready to take your career to the next level, we are ready for you! As part of a large group of Marine dealerships throughout the country, we are able to offer competitive pay, exceptional benefits, 401k matches and access to manufacturer online training and instructor-led classes. We’re passionate about what we do and our career options are full of unlimited possibilities. Apply now to join the Bosun’s Marine team today. Please send your resume to bkopp@bosuns.com or call to schedule an interview. 978-535-1700

Piers Morgan Defining The Kind Of Bully That Loves To Dish It Out But Can’t Take The Criticism

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Don’t forget about our Nonna’s Dinner for four.

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Don’t forget about our Nonna’s Dinner for four. You can pretty-order it online through our website. Also check out our market items. Some of our popular items are prepared for you to cook at home.

May be an image of 1 person and text that says 'Tonno Cucinae e Cantina Nonna's Family Dinner is Back Family for Four $75 Family for Six $110 Take out Only includes: Rigatoni and Plum Tomato Saucs Chicken Parmigiana- -Meatballs Caesar Salad_ Garlic Bread'

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Don’t forget to register for GLOUCESTER TRIVIA NIGHT this Thursday, March 11 at 6:30pm

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How much do you really know about Gloucester? Join the Sawyer Free Library’s Local History Librarian as she hosts a fun competitive evening of GLOUCESTER TRIVIA, this Thursday, March 11 from 6:30-7:30pm and find out!

Register here as a team or by yourself, all are welcomed.  Zoom link will be provided. Community teams are encouraged. Winners are entitled to indefinite bragging rights!

For more information visit: sawyerfreelibrary.org or call 978-325-5500.

Register TODAY for Gloucester Trivia Night hosted by the Sawyer Free Library

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Free webinar: “Dangerous Tempotation or Genuine Opportunity: ‘Factory Girls’ in Fact and Fiction”

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New England parents in the 19th century nervously allowed their daughters to leave the countryside for work in the textile mills of the new era. For young women it was a unique opportunity to participate in the growing cash economy, help support their families, and experience life outside the home. Did work in the textile factories represent a step forward in women’s independence? The mills and mill-towns were full of disease, dangerous machinery and duplicitous men! The conjunction of innocent young females and the rough life of the mills generated reams of sensational fiction in the 19th century—lurid tales warning young women to stay home if they wished to avoid ruin. In her illustrated talk, Elizabeth DeWolfe, professor of history at the University of New England, explores the promise and the perils of 19th century factory work for women through the essays, poetry and prose of the era. DeWolfe is…

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I’d Buy Season Tickets To The Red Sox If Home Runs Were Celebrated Like This

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Homes for sale: 2010- 2,800 / Yesterday- 451

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By subscribing to the Cape Ann Waterfront Guide, you’ll have access to the SOLD and UAG properties in the area, enabling you to become an educated consumer. And knowing the market is the key to making a good decision.

Click here and we’ll send you the Guide.

Bob, Sue & Jeff McDermott • Kenny MacCarthy • Gibson Sotheby’s International Realty

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Cape Ann Museum welcomes Kathleen Cooke Ryan as new Chief Philanthropy Officer

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GLOUCESTER, MASS. (February 2021) – The Cape Ann Museum is pleased to welcome Kathleen (Kate) Cooke Ryan as the Museum’s new Chief Philanthropy Officer.

Ryan is a seasoned fundraising professional with deep experience in international program development and relationship management, most recently through her working with constituents around the globe on behalf of The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, at Tufts University. Before joining Tufts, Ryan worked for Harvard University, where her leadership positions included Harvard Business School, the Harvard Alumni Association, The Rhodes Trust and Harvard Graduate School of Design. Prior to working for U.S. universities and colleges,Ryantaught English at the Notre Dame Seishin Women’s University in Okayama, Japan.

Most recently, as senior director of development and alumni relations at Tufts University, Ryan helped shape a team of talented professionals and partnered with senior leadership to achieve consecutive years of record-breaking fundraising results,raising nearly $70 million in pledges…

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Museum welcomes Miranda Aisling as new Education Manager

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GLOUCESTER, MASS. (February 2021) – The Cape Ann Museum is pleased to welcome Miranda Aisling as the new Education Manager. Her mission is to reconnect art to daily life, a purpose she brings to her new work developing programs for the Museum including a new virtual lecture series this month.

“As a practicing artist and community organizer, I believe that creativity is an innate human skill,” says Aisling. “Some people suppress it, others develop it, but everyone has it. In my new role at the Cape Ann Museum, I’m excited to create avenues to celebrate and amplify the incredible creativity in this community, both past and present.”

Among one of her first initiatives, in response to the continued state-wide limit on large gatherings, is to bring the Museum’s gallery talks online with the CAM Virtual Lecture Series. The first such event was held on January 29.

Up next on Friday…

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