What teamwork on Saturday at the State Pier even hanging over the rocks to pick up the trash. Thanks all for helping keep our city clean. We collected 16 bags of trash.
Author: Donna Ardizzoni
Ardizzoni Photography, Business Manager, Grandmother, love living in Gloucester, love to swim, kayak, walk and of course take pictures. Our company does computer networking, Office Management, Medical Billing, transcription, networking software updates and virus protection
Visiting the cute Alpacas near Marshall Farms
Love to go visit these cuties. They actually come right over to say hello. Kids love to see them.
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Cape Ann World War II Veterans
From Jason Grow
Open Veterans’ Day! 12-4p
Excellent news – Mayor Sefatia Romeo Theken and DPW Directory Mike Hale are arranging to open City Hall / Kyrouz Auditorium on Wednesday – Veterans’ Day – from 12-4 so folks can see the WWII portrait exhibition. Normally City Hall would be closed that day. So if you have the day off, swing by and take a look. The show should be up through the end of November, but a lot of folks were asking about Veterans’ Day in particular.
If you have a relative who served in WWII, bring a copy of a photo of them for our Memory Wall and post it (please don’t bring originals, they won’t be returned).
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Amazing Red Sky
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Cape Ann World War II Veterans
An exhibition of photography by Jason Grow was held on Saturday. Rick and I went to the Opening reception on Saturday, November 7, 2015 at Gloucester City Hall. This exhibit was amazing. The photography of Jason Grow was very emotional. Seeing these World War II veterans and thanking them was terrific. The World War II Veterans who were there were so moved and seemed very happy. It was wonderful to see so many people visiting this exhibition.
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World War II Exhibition
Hunt photo huge sale
Wallace Pond
Another location in our beautiful City of Gloucester.
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Kettle Cove after Sunset
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Strolling the Magnolia Pier at Sunset
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One Hour at a Time Gang Clean Up
Saturday’s Clean-Up
When: Saturday, November 7, 2015
Time: 8:00 am – 9:00 am
Where: State Pier.. we can meet at the end of pier
Thank you all
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Low Tide on Little River early morning
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Behind Lobsta Land
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Full house at Rusty and Ingrid Handmade Fine Art Screen Prints
Another great event on Sunday at Rusty & Ingrid Creative Company Handmade Fine Art Screen Arts.
If you are on Lexington Avenue make sure you stop by and visit this great studio. The kids loved it making their own screen print.
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Lots of Trick or Treaters on Main Street
Halloween on Main Street was a great success. There were Peas in a Pod, Dapper Dogs, The Flintstones, Annie, Strawberry Short Cake, Super Heroes, Cleopatra, Little Red Riding Hood and many more. One of the most interesting was a mom with her infant in a snuggler dressed as a box of popcorn. All in all a very fun time for all.
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Lexington ave
Live demonstration on screen printing
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First Parish Burial Ground 1644
This sacred burial ground has so much history. When we clean in there you cannot help but to stop and look at the grave sites.
Isabel Babson was a Midwife
Revolutionary War
Sarah and William Coas
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Farmer’s market at the UU Church
Rusty & Ingrid Handmade Fine Art Screen Prints
Rusty and Ingrid have opened a new studio on Lexington Avenue in Magnolia. Rusty and Ingrid live in Gloucester and design and make limited edition fine art screen prints. On Sunday, November 1, 2015, they are having a Grand Opening at 31 Lexington Avenue from 3-9. There will be a demonstration of screen printing during that time. Come by and visit. For more information please follow the link below.
http://rustyandingrid.com/events/2015/11/1/grand-opening-rusty-and-ingrid-studio-gallery
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The Pearl Mist
The Pearl Mist was docked at Cruise Port for a couple days last week. Here is some information from Wikipedia.
From Wikipedia:
The Pearl Mist is a small Cruise ship, built in Halifax, Nova Scotia.[1] After her completion, years of legal dispute delayed her being put into operation, and she didn’t finally leave on her inaugural voyage until June, 2014. She is currently operated by Pearl Seas Cruises.[2]
The Baltimore Sun, reported the vessel was ordered from Irving Shipyards in 2006, and that Pearl Seas and Irving began their dispute in 2007, just five months after construction of the vessel began.[3]
The vessel is 335 feet (102 m) long, and the small size is described as a virtue, allowing the vessel to visit small ports that have to be skipped by larger vessels.[1] The vessel is described as being outfitted as a “luxury”, with 105 double rooms, all equipped with an outside balcony. The vessel is equipped with wifi.
In the summer of 2014 and 2015 her passengers visited Great Lakes ports.[4]
