My View of Life on the Dock
Hi Joey
Just to let you know that I found this model airplane in Ravenswood a couple of weeks back. I put it on Facebook as well as Gloucester Things on Facebook but had no responses, I wondered if you could put it in GoodMorningGloucester.
Many thanks
Regards
George
Join members of our community for a journey of personal exploration,
writing, and community building as we:
• leave a legacy for family members • facilitate life transitions
• enhance personal growth • contribute to history • enjoy the
thrill of self-discovery
Guided autobiography is a fun and effective process for life review
that combines autobiographical writing with small group experiences.
Each week we will use prompting questions to jumpstart and organize our memories
around a meaningful life theme. The weekly sessions also provide a
safe space for sharing our work-in-progress, and participants will be
asked to share two pages that they wrote during the previous week.
Guided autobiography is especially powerful for those entering or
wanting to enter a new phase of life, but everyone can benefit.
This group will meet for ten Mondays Starting September 17 and ending on November 19 from 7-9 p.m. at the Maud / Olson Library at 108 East Main Street.
Class cost: $250
Minimum enrollment: 5
Maximum enrollment: 8
Did you know that Crossfit Cape Ann offers a discount for all current students?
The primary goal at CFCA is to help our members increase their capability, durability (both mental and physical) and most importantly longevity through consistent quality movement in a fun and supportive environment. We have evolved over the years into what we’d consider more of a “lifestyle” crossfit gym. We focus on exercises that we feel have the best carryover to the demands of our member’s lives outside of the gym and less on competition or Crossfit as “sport”.
For more about joining – check out our webpage!
This Sunday, starting at 10:00 AM, volunteers from the Cemetery Advisory Committee, Clark’s Cemetery restoration crew, and the Cemetery Restoration Partnership will be working in Clark’s to right what we believe is the Josiah Stevens, Jr. monument. Josiah is a Civil War Veteran and has been knocked down for several years. The monument weighs approximately 1,980 pounds. Stop by and watch our crew at work, learn about Clark’s Cemetery or spend time volunteering.
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The ancient wisdom passed on as Ayurveda text stipulates Ayurveda massage as comparable to oiling of the wheels of a chariot, which augments the working and benefits the chariot.
Similar is the effect of Ayurveda massage therapy on the human body. Ayurveda massages render thorough relaxation to the mind and the central nervous system. Also, when Ayurveda massage is undertaken customarily, this simple practice lays down the foundation of strong immune system.
Contact Ayurveda Wellness Healing to book your appointment today.
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From helping at school taste tests, to building gardens, to joining an event committee, there are lots of ways to get involved at BYG. Join us on Sept 13th to learn about all our different programs and what you can do to help!
GLOUCESTER — Chief Eric Smith is pleased to announce that the Gloucester Fire Department will be awarded two Assistance to Firefighters Grants next week.
WHEN:
Monday, Sept. 17, at 10 a.m.
WHERE:
Gloucester Fire Headquarters, 8 School St.
WHO:
Gloucester Fire Department
FEMA representatives
Mayor Sefatia Romeo Theken
State Rep. Ann-Margaret Ferrante and State Sen. Bruce Tarr
Representatives from the offices of Sens. Ed Markey and Elizabeth Warren and Rep. Seth Moulton
Members of the public and media are invited to attend.
WHAT:
Representatives from FEMA will visit the Gloucester Fire Department to officially present grants of nearly $500,000 to support the purchase new equipment that will augment and upgrade the department’s ambulance fleet.
A $321,000 grant will help fund the purchase of a new ambulance, while another $145,000 will support the addition of upgraded stretcher loading systems onto three of its existing ambulances.
The auto loader will allow firefighters to automatically lift and lower stretchers into and out of the ambulances, easing the stress on first responders’ backs that results from repeatedly lifting heavy equipment. The systems also enhance patient safety by ensuring that stretchers are secured within the ambulance, reducing the potential for injury should a crash occur.
“These grants will greatly enhance our ability to serve the community and ensure efficient, safe transport for our firefighter paramedics and patients alike,” Chief Smith said. “I’m looking forward to welcoming FEMA to our city and thanking them personally for their continued support of our firefighters.”
The federal grants will cover the vast majority of the costs of the new ambulance and equipment, though the city of Gloucester is responsible for approximately $46,000 of the cost.
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Come have a blast making slime with all sorts of fun color and mix-ins. After we will watch a movie. REGISTER at http://www.arthaven.org to reserve your child’s spot. $20 for the first child and $10 for siblings.
For more information email traci@arthaven.org.
City of Gloucester to Commemorate 9/11 Anniversary
GLOUCESTER — Fire Chief Eric Smith and Mayor Sefatia Romeo Theken
announce that the Gloucester Fire Department and the City of
Gloucester will conduct a 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony next month to mark
the 17th anniversary of the attacks.
WHEN:
Tuesday, Sept. 11
9:30 a.m. to 10 a.m. (Remembrance Ceremony)
WHERE:
Gloucester Fire Department, 8 School St. (9/11 Remembrance Ceremony)
Gloucester City Hall, 9 Dale Ave. (Gathering following ceremony)
WHAT:
Gloucester firefighters, police officers, veterans and members of the
United States Coast Guard will honor all who perished on 9/11 at New
York’s World Trade Center, The Pentagon and in western Pennsylvania.
The ceremony will also pay tribute to the members of the armed forces
who have given their lives in the ongoing war on terror.
Immediately following the ceremony, a gathering for the community will
take place at Gloucester City Hall. Refreshments will be provided, and
there will be a commemorative display honoring 9/11 victims.
“With each passing year, it becomes all the more important for us
gather and remember the thousands of civilians who were taken from us
on 9/11, as well as the police officers, firefighters and soldiers who
gave their lives in service to their fellow Americans both on that day
and in the years since,” Mayor Theken said.
All are invited and encouraged to attend to observe this solemn occasion.
“The civilians and first responders we lost on 9/11 were the first
casualties in the war on terror that has claimed thousands more
American lives in the 17 years since that day,” Chief Smith. “I want
to invite the entire community to join us in collectively remembering
their sacrifice and honoring their memory.”
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