GHS Fishermen Athletics Boys Soccer hosts Lynnfield now- come on down!

(MIAA) boys soccert tournamentbracket here
My View of Life on the Dock
GHS Fishermen Athletics Boys Soccer hosts Lynnfield now- come on down!

(MIAA) boys soccert tournamentbracket here

Poll workers set up and ready.
PTO volunteers readied a bountiful bake sale for election day at Veteran’s Memorial Elementary School, Gloucester MA, 2019. Thank you for all you do for the schools!
Virgilio’s small batch vodka cream sauce flies off the shelf. Had to photograph the first time I’ve seen the shelf filled 🙂



Find the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Assoc (MIAA) boys soccer
The links on the bracket from that site will have the addresses for the venues, etc.
GHS Fishermen Athletics reminder: Boys Soccer hosts Lynnfield Tues 11/5 6pm at Newell in 1st Round of MIAA Tournament.


excerpt –
“…Then early last year, “Expedition Unknown,” a television show on the Discovery Channel, did a special on “The Secret” that set off a new frenzy of treasure hunters.
“I’ve been making travel adventure shows for 10 years, and I’ve never seen anything like the reaction to that show,” said Josh Gates, the show’s host, who is a Tufts grad and a native of Manchester-by-the-Sea. “So many people contacted me, and a lot of them were from the Boston area because it’s long been believed that one of them was hidden there.”
The Krupat children, 12-year-old Molly and 10-year-old Jack, saw the episode and called their parents into the room, knowing this would be right up their father’s alley. Jason Krupat makes his living as a puzzle and game designer. Soon, the family began making weekend trips into the city to work on what had come to be known as “the Boston verse.”
Great read. Hidden treasure, a family’s quest, and ‘The Secret’ by Billy Baker Boston Globe, here.
photos above – John Tlumacki Boston Globe “The Krupat family found buried treasure in Boston’s North End” and West Construction Corp., Halifax.
Save the date: Special Walt Whitman collaborative celebration presented by Gloucester Writers Center and Cape Ann Chamber Music scheduled for November 17, 2pm, St Paul Lutheran Church, Gloucester, MA.

calling Marty Luster 🙂
Gloucester Crossing shop slated to shutter January

New work by Joey Ciaramitaro is featured in the main gallery at Cape Ann Giclee print shop, 20 Maplewood Avenue, Gloucester, Mass., The Opening Reception is tonight, November 1, 2019 from 6:30 – 9pm.

Thanks to a generous spa gift package, I was lucky to book a relaxing and therapeutic massage with Julie at Luna Day Spa in Gloucester this Halloween. Before this terrific massage I was feeling a bit of shooting pain down my leg and was barely able put a sock on my right foot. What a treat to leave feeling so much relief! Plus I’m grateful they honored an old gift certificate with no hassle whatsoever. Luna Day Spa is located at 33 Bass Avenue (across from Sullivan Tire)

“The regular season is officially over for Cape Ann high school sports teams, and seven of the top teams in the area have survived to earn the right to compete for a state championship in the state tournament.” Read Nick Curcuru coverage of the upcoming division competitions illustrated with photos by Jaime Campos and Paul Bilodeau here: “Sizing up Cape Ann’s State Tournament qualifying teams on HS Sports“, Gloucester Daily Times, October 30, 2019. Photo credit Jaime Campos “Emmanuel Ishimwe and the Gloucester boys soccer team are making a third straight appearance in the Division 3 North State Tournament.”
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GHS field hockey up first. Soccer brackets will be released Friday. Check the Gloucester Daily Times for updates. Follow Gloucester Fishermen Athletic Department social media: on Facebook GHS Fishermen Athletics here “Field Hockey State Tournament Game – Thursday 10/31 at Newell Stadium. 4pm vs. North Reading. Hope to see a large crowd to support the squad!”or on twitter here- @FishermenGhs
Wish my phone captured the surreal beauty of the fishing boats floating past the field goal, heading to the cut. Prettiest stadium for spectators in Massachusetts.



Picturesque setting and buffer slope designed like natural amphitheater for the track and field at O’Maley. The track needs work and the field needs filling/leveling of some troubling holes. To left out of field of view: ball fields and booster funded snack bar shed and restrooms (could be open – gross to see teams head to the trees straight from the bus)
Elementary school campuses are lovely, too. Snapshots of a few:


The next phase of coastal storm repairs continue on Long Beach. This past week crews began adding sand, “beach nourishment”, atop the rip rap. The staging is on the Gloucester end while the first deposits are far off by the pedestrian bridge to Cape Hedge. The ocean hits the seawall a couple of hours before high tide so the work moves at a fast clip.
I overheard someone ask, “Why not wait till spring?” Sand moves and winter storms shift the terrain mightily. They explained that it’s intentional and this sand will come back.

Seems a sisyphean task at two hours before high tide. (below about half hour before)
More rather scary. Saw this car decor in the parking lot outside AMC movies. Wonder what movie they were seeing 🙂
Caption this holiday spirit…


See you at 6:30PM!

ON Monday, boys varsity soccer beat Swampscott and they qualified for the 2019 tournament. There are three games remaining in regular season play:
Game starts at 6:30PM
GOOD EGGS: Grace Ferrara adds that the Causeway Restaurant is donating chowder and Destinos is donating chicken fingers for the GHS boys soccer boosters to sell tonight at the snack stand (along with the customary pizza, hotdogs, drinks and snacks)!

