My View of Life on the Dock
Our CFCA Kids program is back! Starting on September 11, kids (ages 6-13) will focus on skills, confidence, fun and develop a lifelong love of moving and exercise! Classes will run on Tuesday and Thursdays from 3:30 – 4:15. Online registration coming soon!
For more info – check out our website!
Our new season will kick off on September 11 with “Confessions of a Seed Snatcher” presented by Marie Patrice Masse. Marie, an enthusiastic gardener and nature lover, has collected seeds for many years and more often than not can be found tending her 4500 square foot organic flower and vegetable garden at the Stow Community Garden. Her presentation will include a slideshow and lecture. It is a humorous and insightful journey of discovery into the world of seed saving from seed biology and politics, to seed quirkiness and adaptability. Attendees will learn how to save seeds from their gardens and enjoy entertaining stories of finding seeds in unusual places. Following the slideshow/lecture there will be an optional hands – on seed gathering from a large collection of flower heads, seed stalks, and pods. Beautiful photographs and entertaining story-telling promise to make this presentation a delight. Guests are welcome, $5 fee.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Pat Morris @ 978-815-2170 or Jennifer Doane @ 617-997-3772
Register Today for PMC Kids Ride
It’s time to register your kids for this year’s Cape Ann Pan-Mass Challenge (PMC) Kids Ride! Registration fee is $10 through September 22nd ($30 walk-on) with a fundraising minimum of $30, 100% of which will support cancer treatment and research efforts at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute (DFCI). Visit www.kids.pmc.org/capeann to sign up online.
This rain or shine event will take place at Masconomo Park in Manchester on Saturday, September 29th from 9am – 12 noon and will offer five different ride routes for kids ages 2-15. Routes range from the perimeter of the park for tykes on tricycles to a 10-mile mountain trail or an 11-mile road ride.
Kids are encouraged to register for a route that best suits their riding ability. All ride routes are posted online and every…
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Beginners Yoga Series: 6 week series every Tuesday from 5-6PM September 4-October 9, 2018 $60 for six weeks or $15/drop in.
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Book Signing Celebration
What: Illustrated children’s book, “Let’s Go, Animal Tracks in the Snow”. Award
winning entry in the past year’s Cape Ann Reads contest, written by Diane Polley
of Essex and beautifully illustrated by Marion Hall of Manchester. This sweet
book encourages children and their families to use their imaginations and
explore the natural world right outside their door.
When: Saturday September 8
th
anytime between 11:30-1:30
Where: Cape Ann Community Cinema 21 Main St, Gloucester
Free family friendly event . Meet Diane Polley, author and Marion Hall,
illustrator, who will be signing and selling copies of their book. (discounted
price at this event)
Light refreshments, activities for the kids and something special to watch on the
big screen as well.
GloucesterCast 295 With Traci Thayne Corbett, Ken Reihl and Joey Ciaramitaro Taped 9/2/18
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Cape Ann Community Cinema Listings are always stickied in the GMG Calendar at the top of the blog or you can click here to go directly to the website
Rudder Closed For The Season
Cape Ann Low License Plate Auction www.lovecapeann.com
Sept 5th Businesswomen’s Mixer at Captain Carlos
Businesswomen’s Luncheon with Nancy Frates
Business after Hours At Bravo Pizza In Manchester
$25,000 Game
Clamfest August 20th
Cape Ann Plein Air Columbus Day Week
Back to School After School Programs
Slime Night September 28th
Thanks Susan Lipsett For making us Kouign Amann
Check Out My Auxiliary Sites-
Book Signing Celebration
What: Illustrated children’s book, “Let’s Go, Animal Tracks in the Snow”. Award winning entry in the past year’s Cape Ann Reads contest, written by Diane Polley of Essex and beautifully illustrated by Marion Hall of Manchester. This sweet book encourages children and their families to use their imaginations and explore the natural world right outside their door.
When: Saturday September 8th anytime between 11:30-1:30
Where: Cape Ann Community Cinema 21 Main St, Gloucester
Free family friendly event . Meet Diane Polley, author and Marion Hall, illustrator, who will be signing and selling copies of their book. (discounted price at this event)
Light refreshments, activities for the kids and something special to watch on the big screen as well.
“Come celebrate the American worker with the hard working crew at Rocky Neck Ice Cream. Sit on the waterfront deck and enjoy free Red, White, and Blue sprinkles on any ice cream all weekend long!”
Forty-four years ago, fresh from his mid-West residency program, Dr. Bill Edgerton arrived in Gloucester with his expectant wife, Patty Joy, and their three small sons to begin his practice of podiatry. Hanging his sign on Middle street at Dr. Mo Pett’s old office, his most rewarding career was launched. “Referrals” in those days were unheard of, so daily, Dr. Edgerton would walk to lunch at Harry’s Delicatessen or grab a St.Joseph’s sandwich at Virgilio’s, and introduce himself.Soon the intown location was outgrown. Comfortable Foot Care moved to the Cape Ann Medical Center and satellite offices were opened in Danvers, Ipswich and Georgetown. Dr.Edgerton’s loyal and dedicated staff later followed him to the present location at Mill Pond to be closer to the hospital. His 27 years spent as part of the orthopedic team at AGH and Beverly Hospital have earned him the respect and warm comraderie of his medical colleagues.Currently, the only full-time podiatrist serving Cape Ann, Dr. Edgerton holds dear the trust his patients have placed in him–and most assuredly will miss the wonderful life stories they have shared with him throughout his time of curing and caring. However, the father of eight (and, “Da”, to his sixteen grandchildren) is very much looking forward to spending more time with his family, and announces his retirement as of September 26, 2018.His ever-gentlemany professionalism will certainly be missed, yet fondly remembered, as he looks ahead in hope to all that will be.
Good Morning Gloucester 