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
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Next to last Farmers’ Market
Reflections on Cripple Cove
Thursday even though it was raining, the reflections in the water was cool.
Going to the Fair
I love the Topsfield Fair, the animals are so great, the food, the smells and of course the people watching.
When working outside in the fall
Guess where we are
Boston Skyline from Magnolia Pier
Mamies lunch
Enjoying a Saturday Afternoon
Having lunch at Passports with family,walking around Main Street on a Saturday afternoon ..
Ms. Riley
MS. Eurodam
The Eurodam is in Tuesday and this ship looks like a skyscraper in the harbor or as Linn said a colorform set, (for all you baby boomers can remember these).
The Annabelle all alone on Magnolia Beach
Some of Gloucester’s interesting Roof Tops, doors, and Archways
Walking around with my camera, I get to see the most interesting roof tops, archways and doors. Here is a small sample.
Pretty name for a pretty cruise ship
Colors of early fall
Ocean is singing and the air is clean, fall is here.
Early Saturday Morning Gran Prix
Gran Prix going on today and tomorrow.. misty out but still lots of fun
Gran Prix
Magnolia Pier
Important Information
9/28/2012 2:49:45 PM EST – Good afternoon. This is Mayor Carolyn Kirk with an important message from the City of Gloucester’s code red emergency messaging system. Please listen carefully to the following message.
The City Administration, School Department, and Board of Health are monitoring the growing number of animal and human cases of West Nile Virus and Eastern Equine Encephalitis or Triple E. Effective immediately, we are instituting two precautionary measures:
1) ) All outside youth sports programs, the use of city playing fields, and city sponsored activities between the hours of 5pm and 8am will be restricted or rescheduled. The School Department and individual youth programs will be contacting families directly.
2) The second precautionary measure we are taking is to request that restaurants with outdoor eating areas post information about the threat of mosquito-borne illness during dusk and evening hours.
You are also urged to take precautionary measures such as:
• Repair screens to keep mosquitos out of the house.
• Eliminate areas of standing water.
• Wear mosquito repellant when outdoors.
• Wear long sleeves and long pants during peak mosquito hours from dusk until dawn.
• Use mosquito netting on baby carriages.
For more detailed information, please call 978-282-8025 and listen to a recorded message, or visit the Gloucester Public Health Department’s website at http://www.gloucester-ma.gov.
To repeat, the city of Gloucester is taking precautionary measures to prevent mosquito borne illnesses and we are encouraging all residents to do the same.
Thank you for listening, and this concludes this message.


















