My View of Life on the Dock
Pat Dalpiaz let me borrow her suction cup mount to allow this to happen
Filmed using the $60 YI Lite Action cam. Crazy how many features are packed into this $60 cam.
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🐰 EASTER BRUNCH MENU 🌷
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APPETIZERS
Raw Oysters, cocktail sauce and mignonette.
Shrimp Cocktail.
Avocado Toast with Shrimp.
Tuna Tartare , lemon vinaigrette and chive oil.
Zucchini Flowers, herbed ricotta and tomato.
Smoked Salmon, bagel, cream cheese, shallot and capers.
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BREAKFAST
Omelette – Lobster, scallion, potato & crème fraiche.
Omelette – Shiitake Mushroom, zucchini, mozzarella.
Vanilla French Toast & Berries.
Poached Eggs – Stone & Skillet English muffin, hollandaise & pancetta. Add crab … extra charge.
Pork Hash – 2 Fried Eggs, Stone & Skillet English muffin.
Waffles with banana, almond butter, amaretto whipped cream .
Scrambled eggs, bacon, home fries and grilled bread.
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LUNCH
Chicken Parmigiano.
Eggplant Parmigiano.
Veal Milanese.
Spaghetti and Meatballs.
Grilled Lamb Chops, rabe, roasted potato and mint gremolata.
Cod Oreganata, creamy potatoes and leeks.
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SIDES
Bacon.
Sliced Virginia ham.
Home fries.
Mixed Fruit.
Roasted Potatoes.
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MIMOSA’S
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The Rotary Club of Gloucester will host a Trivia Night on Friday, April 26, at the Gloucester House, located at 63 Rogers Street in downtown Gloucester. The doors will open at 6 p.m. and the game will begin at 7 p.m. Teams of four will compete for the title of Cape Ann Trivia Champions.
In 2019, there will be a special raffle for Early Bird Registrations:
Register before April 12 and receive 2 chances to win
Register before April 19 and receive 1 chance to win
All trivia fans are invited to this fun night of general knowledge and laughter. The registration fee is $100 for a team of four players. Proceeds from this event will support programs of the Gloucester Rotary Club. The night will also feature a 50/50 raffle, a cash bar, and light snacks for purchase. Registration forms may be obtained any Gloucester Rotary Club member or…
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GloucesterCast 332 With Patriots Safety Obi Melifonwu, Sean Stellato, Ralph DiGiorgio, Chris McCarthy, Pat Dalpiaz, Craig Kimberley, and Joey Ciaramitaro Taped 4/7/19
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Interview With Patriots Safety Obi Melifonwu
I Pazzi
Same location as last year. Right behind the spring wreath on the front door.
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Joey:
Saturday afternoon I visited CB Fisk for my third open house celebrating the completion of a new pipe organ – this time Opus 153 built for a United Methodist Church in Muscatine, Iowa. We had a tour of the design studio and the various workshops. The long sheet of tin-lead mix on a table was extruded from the adjacent furnace, and is waiting to be rolled into a pipe and inserted in the “missing tooth” location as the largest and center pipe in the front of the organ. The model was created first at 1/16th scale and used as guidance in design and construction. The small room with the blue tarps and electronics is inside the lower level of the organ.
All visitors were invited to try the keyboard, varying from a few notes to a professional short recital. And there is always good food and drink. My continuing congratulations to a Gloucester treasure that is proudly building organs and a reputation delivered around the globe.
Pat
Incredible food, incredible hospitality. 6 Stars Out Of 5, 11 Stars Out Of 10. Thank you Tani!
After dinner a little put put with Kate putting on a clinic.
I Pazzi Restaurant
Italian restaurant
Address: 50 Maple St, Danvers, MA 01923
Phone: (978) 777-1955
Menu: www.ipazzirestaurant.com
APRIL 3, 2019 ~ FEATHER & WEDGE
Stop into Feather & Wedge (5 Main Street, Rockport) this Sunday for an Acoustic Brunch featuring music from one of Boston’s most talented singer/songwriters, Andrew James. His impressive set list is comprised of original music and covers by artists including Bob Dylan, James Taylor, Tracy Chapman, John Mayer and Jack Johnson.
Sunday, April 7
10:30 – 2:30 PM
Reservations suggested!! 978.999.5917
Feather & Wedge, 5 Main Street, Rockport, MA 01915, 978.999.5917
Age & Dementia Friendly Cape Ann, SeniorCare Inc. and the four communities of Cape Ann will host “Aging Together,” a free summit to explore how Cape Ann can become a place where all residents–regardless of age or health status–can thrive.
The Aging Together Summit will take place on Wednesday, May 1, 2019, 10am-2pm, at The Elks at Bass Rocks, located at 101 Atlantic Road in Gloucester, and will feature speakers on the topics of aging and dementia, lunch, and a resource fair. The event is free and open to the public. Advance registration is required for this event. To register, please visit www.ADFCA.org.
All Cape Ann residents are encouraged to attend, including people of all ages, older adults, caregivers, persons living with dementia, and professionals who work or live on Cape Ann.
The Aging Together Summit is made possible through a grant from the Tufts Health Plan Foundation.
To learn more about Age & Dementia Friendly Cape Ann or to register for the Summit, please visit our website www.ADFCA.org.
Are you, a friend or a loved one turning 65, or thinking about retiring? Are you confused about Medicare? You are not alone!
There will be an “Introduction to Medicare”informational session Wednesday evening, April 17, 6:00 – 7:30 p.m., at SeniorCare, located at 49 Blackburn Circle in Gloucester. Learn about the structure of Medicare, when to enroll, and how to choose plans that suit you, your lifestyle and your overall health.
This session will be presented by a certified SHINE Counselor, providing free, unbiased, Medicare health insurance information, and is intended to guide participants through all of their options. Be an empowered, educated consumer!
To register for this event, call 978-281-1750 or register online at www.seniorcareinc.org.
Salem State Honors Earth Day with Week of Events April 8-12, 2019
Climate Activist Tim DeChristopher to Give Keynote Address and Receive Award
Salem State University is honoring Earth Days Week April 8-12 with events whose theme is “Sounding the Alarm on Climate Change: Critical Actions for a Livable Planet.” The theme is designed to inform as many people as possible about the limited window that humanity now has to avoid the more dire effects of climate change.
According to the Fall 2018 comprehensive report by the Nobel Prize-winning Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, humans have just over a decade to make “rapid, far-reaching and unprecedented changes,” or the Earth will become a less habitable, more hostile environment.
This year’s Earth Days keynote speaker will be world-renowned climate activist Tim DeChristopher. In December 2008, DeChristopher disrupted an illegitimate Bureau of Land Management oil and gas auction by posing as Bidder 70 and outbidding oil companies for parcels around Arches and Canyonlands National Parks in Utah. For his act of civil disobedience, he was sentenced to two years in federal prison and served 21 months. His imprisonment earned him international recognition as an activist. He is also the subject of the documentary Bidder 70, which will be shown on campus Tuesday, April 9, at 9:25 a.m. in the Ellison Campus Center’s Martin Luther Ling Jr. room.
DeChristopher has co-founded the climate justice organization Peaceful Uprising in Salt Lake City and the Climate Disobedience Center. Rolling Stone magazine named him “America’s Most Creative Climate Criminal;” in 2011, Treehugger called him “Person of the Year;” The Salt Lake City Tribune named him “Utahn of the Year;” and in his book The Art of Non-Conformity, author Chris Guillebeau supports DeChristopher’s actions as “creative acts of protest” at a time when “morality and law are on opposite sides.”
DeChristopher’s keynote address, titled “Activism for the End Times,” will take place on Thursday, April 11, from 12:15-1:30 p.m. in Veterans Hall at the Ellison Campus Center. After his talk, DeChristopher will receive Salem State’s annual Friend of the Earth Award in recognition of his work spreading the urgency of the climate crisis and the need for bold, confrontational action in order to create a just and healthy world.
In addition to the keynote address, Earth Days Week 2019 will feature more than a dozen discussions, films and other presentations that explore and examine climate change research, mitigation and possible solutions. Events will include a panel featuring six Salem State professors presenting their climate change research; a discussion about how each person can work to help lessen climate change at the regional, local, campus and individual level; a talk about the “Green New Deal” proposed by Congress and carbon pricing; and an art installation titled “Disconnected” at the Berry Library on campus. All events are free and open to the public.
April 22, 2019 marks the 49th anniversary of Earth Day as a national event, and it is the 16th anniversary of Earth Day events at Salem State.
For more information and for the week’s schedule of events:
Website: dgl.salemstate.edu/earthday/
Email: earthdays@salemstate.edu
Twitter/Instagram: EarthDays_SSU
Facebook: EarthDaysSSU
Come join us at Maritime Gloucester for 5 weeks of lectures. The Spring Lecture Series presents “Leading Ladies: Defining the Discussion of Maritime Science and History”. This series will tell stories of exploration, science, research, historical preservation, adventure and the working waterfront from the perspective of the women who engage and lead in these issues every day with a view to the maritime science and history.
WHERE: Maritime Gloucester’s Gorton Schooner Gallery, 23 Harbor Loop
WHEN: Thursday nights starting April 11. Doors open at 6:45, lecture starts at 7pm.
INFO: visit maritimegloucester.org or info@maritimegloucester.org
GloucesterCast 331 With Ralph DiGiorgio, Kim Smith and Joey Ciaramitaro Taped 4/5/19
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Lat 43 Complete renovation video here
Cape Ann Bowling Champ Ralph DiGiorgio
Dogtown compost facility
Red Finch Nesting Again
Earth Day -April 27th 2019
Cape Ann Reads Opens Tomorrow At Manchester Historical Museum Info Here
Mama Mia At Gloucester High School
Liv moving to LA
Piping Plover Update
Fox sightings uptick coyote
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