My View of Life on the Dock
4 cellar selections paired with a 4 course dinner prepared by our chef Ryan McGovern… the evening will feature a presentation of the wine by Andrew Ehrlich aka “The Wine Bear” of Wine-Cask Imports!
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We’ve been at the dock since 3AM. That kinda stinks, but you know what? It’s looking like a gorgeous morning.
Let’s make it a great day.
Record vs Hall of Fame QBs and Likely Inductees. Brady demolishes the competition.
The American Red Cross will be at Our Lady of Good Voyage Parish Hall. It’s time to save a life! Give Blood on Friday November 9th from 2 to 7 pm. Hosted by your Gloucester Knights of Columbus. Honor a service member this Veterans Weekend by Giving the Gift of Life. https://www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/find-drive
In September when we were organizing for the Sober October Challenge at Cape Ann Power Yoga, we decided that the prize should be something really special. For Sober October we asked people to abstain from alcohol and marijuana and to practice 15 yoga classes in the month of October. 43 people entered in to the challenge and 17 completed the yoga and sober month successfully. A handful more completed all the yoga classes but had some drinks, and mostly everyone else maintained their sobriety but didn’t make it to the minimum 15 classes. We’re very proud of all of the individuals who accepted the challenge and took it seriously – however many stickers they put on the chart or slip ups they had along the way.
Congratulations to:
Maureen Farrell – Drew Farrell – Mike Forgette – Julia Sanfilippo – Paula Lutz – Andrea Rovedo – Ashley Loprieno – Dave…
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Reports from workers who were let go by the company indicated as many as 49 stores were shuttered by the company.
The company, which previously boasted approximately 150 stores across New England, showed only 97 locations on its website Sunday.
This reported by WCVB
GloucesterCast 305 With Chris McCarthy, Ralph DiGiorgio, Cat Ryan, Pat and Jimmy Dalpiaz, Kim Smith, Mickey Lafata and Joey Ciaramitaro Taped 11/4/18
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Cat Ryan Dropped The Pecan Pie
Pellana- The Cake from Cafe Sicilia
You’re either a Halloween person or you are not.
Is Halloween Dead? I SAW A TOTAL OF 8 TRICK OR TREATERS. IS HALLOWEEN OFFICIALLY DEAD?
Mushy fruit vs hard fruit? DO YOU HAVE TO BE A COMPLETE PSYCHOPATH TO ENJOY MUSHY FRUIT?
Pat get’s berated because Of her New York license plates
Feather and Wedge Wine Dinner 11/7/18
$1 oysters – every day from 5 to 6, and at our Sunday Jazz Brunch.
5 to 6 PM – Wednesday through Sunday
10:30 to 2:30 PM – Sunday Jazz Brunch
Note: Feather & Wedge is closed Monday and Tuesday.
Tonno $2 Bar Snacks Thursday Nights 4-6PM and $1 Oysters 4-5:30PM
Thank you to the McCarthy’s for my new BBQ apron.
Establishing this once-a-week-guided meditation group practice leads to less stressful, anxious moments during your work week. Try it and see. Only $5.00
All levels . Beginners encouraged.
November brings an electrifying moment of Irish theatre!
For two weekends only, Cape Ann Theatre Collaborative (CAT) is producing The Beauty Queen of Leenane—a dark comic masterpiece with more twists than Hitchcock & Bergman combined.
Hailed as a modern classic on its debut, The Beauty Queen of Leenane has been produced on the West End & Broadway, and received multiple critical awards for “Best Play.” It’s the work of Martin McDonagh, the acclaimed screenwriter ofIn Bruges and Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri.
Starring Pauline Miceli, Elinor Teele, Jeffrey Forte, and Marc St. Pierre, and directed by Marc St. Pierre, this is a Gloucester-based event not to be missed!
• Dates: November 9-11 & 16-18
• Times: Fri & Sat at 7:30 PM; Sun at 3 PM
• Venue: Gorton Theatre, Home of Gloucester Stage; 267 East Main Street, Gloucester MA 01930
• Tickets: $20 cash or check at the door
• Reserve: Email catcollab@gmail.com to reserve tickets
• Explore: Visit www.capeanntheatrecollaborative.com to learn more about the play, the cast, and the company!
On December 2nd from 1:00pm to 4:00pm the Elks Lodge 892 and the Cape Ann YMCA are holding a Hoop Shoot, Free Throw Contest for Youths ages 8-13. Participants will have a chance to win 2 Celtics Tickets (winner & guardian) in their age category: Girls: 8-9, 10-11, 12-13 Boys: 8-9, 10-11, 12-13. Winners will also have a chance to advance through to District, State, Regional and National competitions. This is a FREE event and all participants will receive fun prizes. Young people from any city are welcome to participate.
As you know, the Elks is a not for profit charitable organization that promotes patriotism, youth programs, veterans assistance and community assistance programs.
For years, residents of Cape Ann have lined up at the Annisquam Village Hall before the doors open for the annual Christmas Fair to purchase the beautiful greens, gifts, and gourmet goodies made by the ladies of the Annisquam Sewing Circle.
The fair is known for its beautiful wreaths, but there will also be decorated boxwood trees and mantle and table centerpieces suitable for smaller spaces.
The abundance and variety of handcrafted items will dazzle the eye—sweaters, socks, hats and mittens; placemats, potholders and monogrammed dish towels; needlepoint tree ornaments created by the members of the Annisquam Sewing CIrcle just for this fair, as well as many more one-of-a-kind items that will not be found anywhere else! Once again, Circle member Grace Murray has knitted one of her unique hats (her 335th!), which will be offered in a silent auction. Only one of these hats becomes available to the public each year.
Beautifully wrapped foods and baked goods grace the gourmet table —from homemade preserves to fancy cakes, gluten-free items and even Food for Fido and your Favorite Feline. The fair also features a glittering display of costume jewelry which for many shoppers is a destination itself. Hostess baskets and grab bags are also popular traditional items at the fair.
A delicious three-course luncheon will be served at 12:30. Tickets are $18 and reservations are recommended (visit Annisquamsewingcircle.org)
Founded in 1837, the Annisquam Sewing Circle is one of the oldest continuous independent societies of women in the United States and is the oldest one on Cape Ann. All proceeds from the Fair are contributed by the Annisquam Sewing Circle to Cape Ann community programs.
The thought of eating a mushy peach or apple totally disgusts me.
Kate and I agree that our Granny Smith apples Need to be dark green with white dots on them and hard as hell, no soft spots.
Some people I’m talking with say they won’t eat their peaches until they are soft and mushy because they’re sweeter. Gross.
I want my peaches tart and hard and to come off in crisp bites-
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