Meeting at the Magnolia Library & Community Center

Neighborhood Meeting This Thursday 6pm at the

Magnolia Library & Community Center

Area leaders will be at the Magnolia Library & Community Center, 1 Lexington

Ave., this Thursday, October 30 at 6pm to discuss Sunday’s fire that took our

landmark Magnolia Pizza. This building was also home to cherished neighbors

and friends. Fire Chief Eric Smith and Mayor Carolyn Kirk (and Ward 5 Councilor

Bill Fonvielle, confirmation pending) will answer questions and hear your

concerns. All are welcome.

This is also a call for your help. Eight people who lost everything need our

assistance as they rebuild their lives. Monetary donations are being accepted by

the Magnolia Library & Community Center (www.magnolialibrary.org) and by

the MHS (magnoliahistoricalsociety.com). The Magnolia Library has been open

since Sunday and will be staying open this week for residents to drop off goods,

gift cards and checks to help these residents get back on their feet. Please see

magnolia‐library‐community‐center on Facebook for a list of items needed and

for more information.

 

A beautiful Saturday morning at the State Pier

Another beautiful Saturday morning for Clean Gloucester and The One Hour at a Time Gang. Also our friendly seal came by to say thank you.

October 25, 2014 beautiful morning Saturday at the State Pier
October 25, 2014 our friend

Tony from Magnolia Pizza

Tony and Lisa DiMercurio are asking for your help.  They need pictures of the inside of Tony’s Magnolia House of Pizza, ASAP for insurance.

 

Did you have a birthday party there, took a photo of Tony behind the bar, please look and take the time to send to Lisa and Tony’s daughter Angelica.  Angelica’s mail:

angelica.dimercurio1@gmail.com

Thank you,  Please feel free to share this information.  If you are having any problems in scanning and sending photos, please call 978-290-3005.  Thank you again

 

 

 

 

House of Magnolia Pizza coming down

Building loss Magnolia House of Pizza


Please remember if you would like to donate for the residents left homeless, please go to
http://www.magnoliahistoricalsociety.com

Thank you

 

Tony’s Magnolia House of Pizza Fire Photos From Donna Ardizzoni

The four kids on bikes, Colby Rochford, Bryce Rochford, Dylan Rochford and Andrew Litteman were the guardians of Magnolia today. Early this morning while riding their bikes, they saw smoke coming from the basement and immediately went over the firehouse to report this. Smart kids and they should deserve a big thank you. Also if you would like to donate to the fire fund, please go to The Magnolia Historical Society’s website www.magnoliahistoricalsociety.com . Please refer to the firefund.

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Clean Gloucester and The One Hour at a Time Gang

Please come and join in fun:

When:           Saturday, October 25, 2014

Where:          Jodrey State pier

Time:            8:00 am -9:00 am

We will supply the bags, please bring gloves and a broom and pan if you would like.  Please meet us at the end of the pier.

Maybe we will the seal swimming by.

Thank youSeptember 24, 2014 Our Seal

 

 

From Niles Beach Sunday morning

Does anyone know the buoy number of the green buoy, went on NOAA website http://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/station_page.php?station=44013, but not sure which one it could be.

October 19, 2014 from niles beach Sunday

Love this idea

What a great idea, they should bring the goats out to Ten Pound Island to eat the poison ivy.  Goats love poison ivy. To read please follow the link below from the Gloucester Daily Times.

 

 

http://www.gloucestertimes.com/news/local_news/article_1a1e65b0-3027-5b5c-8573-4f8f561ca942.html

Early morning at Good Harbor

This is what you missed if you did not come to the clean up with Gloucester Clean Team and The One Hour at a Time Gang on Saturday morning, Good Harbor showed us a beautiful early morning.

October 18, 2014 Good harbor Beach early