My View of Life on the Dock
The Scollins-Warsi jazz duo is back at Feather & Wedge for another fantastic jazz brunch! With Kevin Scollins on guitar and Sahil Warsi on double bass, they will play from their extensive setlist including selections from the Great American Song Book, modern jazz, contemporary blues and R&B.
Reservations highly suggested! 978.999.5917
Sunday, July 21, 2019
10:30 AM – 2:30 PM
Feather & Wedge, 5 Main Street, Rockport, MA, 01966
978.999.5917
https://featherandwedge.com
It’s just a few days from now and there’s still some seats left and btw it’s FREE. Yes, FREE – i.e. you can’t afford to miss it.
Reading the part of Jim “Buddy” Chum is the actor Ken Baltin who won an Elliot Norton best actor award for his role as Simon Geller in last years My Station in Life. He’s joined by a great cast so it promises to be a good time.
The 50th anniversary of the first human footsteps on the Moon will be celebrated on Saturday, July 20 from 8 PM to 10 PM at the Lanesville Community Center (8 Vulcan Street).
There will be sharing of memories, along with a presentation by former Navy Seal Earl Kishida who helped retrieve the Apollo astronauts at sea. Astronomer Bill Waller will then discuss what we have learned from lunar exploration, and what lies ahead.
The evening will end with a toast to the Apollo astronauts and to the thousands of people who supported their pioneering missions. The event is free with donations accepted in support of the Rockport Community Observatory Project being led by the Educational Foundation for Rockport. For more information, please contact Bill Waller at williamhwaller@gmail.com.
GloucesterCast 346 with Pat and Jimmy Dalpiaz and Joey Ciaramitaro Taped 7/17/19
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Come experience the fun of moving safely to and singing along with all the great summer hits! Artists including the Beach Boys, Seals and Crofts, Alan Jackson. Songs like Itsy Bitsy Teeny Weeny Yellow Polka Dot Bikini, Summertime Blues, Help Me Rhonda, Love that Dirty Water and more. Come join us for a Nia beach party but leave the sand at home.
Want to try Nia with Linda?You may find MAGMA by either entering the building on the Pleasant St. side or via the Main St. entrance. The elevator is accessed by the Main St. door. Walk to the rear of the arcade and take the elevator to 5th floor and…
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Great food, great space, great service. Our bartender Katie Aparo was fantastic. I’d put her in the running for best local bartender with the Likes of Jamie Verga and Stefano D’Amico.
Join Darren Burke, Certified Nutritionist, for an educational lecture series that will highlight simple and effective ways to clean up your eating habits. You’ll learn about what foods are in season and recipes that incorporate those foods. Sign up and head into these warmer months feeling refreshed and healthy!
Sign up with Darren: dburke@macathletics.com
$5 member fee
$10 non member
Please join us:
When: 12 noon on Thursday, July 18th
Where: O’Maley Innovation Middle School Auditorium
What: 60+ O’Maley Academy Drama Camp students will perform 2 short plays:
Us and Them by David Campton and The First People by Faye Davis and Company.
Admission is free.
Bobby Ryan found this in his basement. The Benjamin C was our Grandfather Captain Joe Ciaramitaro’s boat and it was named after our Great Grandafther Benny Curcuru.
Did you know the city is putting up Kayak storage places near landings and that you can apply for one?
All the info is on the City harbormaster page- https://gloucesterma.mooringinfo.com/
The pick up and inspection:
While it was obvious the hibachi had never been used, there was a fair amount of surface rust on the cooking grid, cookbox and hardware that held everything together. The wood base was dusty and faded.
Further inspection and breaking down:
The thing rod that holds the wood handles to the cooking grid had the most surface rust but all the nuts came free after hitting them with the wire brush and steel wool. Same for the nuts that held the wood base to the cook box.
Cleaning:
The tools used were steel wool, wire brush, abrasive sponge and a rag.
Started out hitting any and all surface rust with the small wire brush and then…
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Good Morning Gloucester 