Author: Joey Ciaramitaro

 QB economics: Jones’ contract with the Patriots will be four years, $15.58 million, fully guaranteed, and include an $8.6 million signing bonus. The deal, like all first-round picks, will include a fifth-year option. That’s a great contract for the Patriots — assuming Jones pans out. Had Jones gone to the 49ers at No. 3, he would have signed a four-year, $34.105 million deal that was fully guaranteed.

Source: ESPN

You pay a QB 30 million a year and that money isn’t available for other positions and the entire team suffers. By being economically savvy they don’t mortgage the future on any one player.

Mac Jones is going to make 6 million a year. If he works out as QB for the Patriots they have him locked up for 4-5 years at 6 million a year.

Consider the top ten highest paid QB in the NFL salaries-

Source: Over The Cap

Driving through Essex, MA it’s hard to take in all the beauty. As you wind along on 133, you are at time surrounded by the marsh. The incredible landscape has turned Essex into more than just a destination for clammers. It’s a place to spend the day, to take in the beauty of the world, and to gather with your friends.

The latest addition to Main Street is the Great Marsh Brewing Company. The dining room on the second story offers a more elevated view of the surrounding marsh. In creating the building, we wanted to ensure that the view would be obstructed as little as possible. Windows with a 2 over 2 divided lites allow for that, while still maintaining some of that classic New England Style. We used Marvin Signature windows to achieve the sleek lines and large glass size.

There are few things finer than gathering with…

The Cape Ann Climate Coalition met with our local astrophysicist, Dr. Bill Waller of Rockport, to ask him a few questions. Is there a Planet B? And what do we need to do to save this big rocky ball of planet (Earth) that we call home?

Our Cape Ann business community has shown uncommon initiativeto generate business during this singular challenging time. Business owners’ creativity focused to communicating and providing safe, in-store shopping environments, offering curbside pickup and expanding online services have been rewarded by customers’ loyalty and participation, while generating ways to try to maintain and solicit staff employment when jobs are needed most.

Each year, Northshore Magazine offers a notable way to support our Cape’s economy. The magazine’s Best of the North Shore (BONS) competition engages the interest and participation of North Shore consumers, the magazine’s readership, in voting their favorite product and service businesses in a variety of categories, from restaurants, to service providers, retail shops. et. al.

As more Cape Ann businesses participate and win, and through the magazines’ pre- and post-BONS publicity announcing both readers’ and editorial staff’s winners marketwide, brings much-deserved recognition to Cape Ann as an engaging…