
Smiles in Gloucester – 25076

My View of Life on the Dock




On that horrible day 24 years ago, a friend of my children and neighbor was supposed to be on Flight 11. Due to her boss deciding to save some money she was not on Flight 11. Her parents did not know that she had changed her flight. When we finally we found out she was not on the flight, actually she was on the runway, a change happened. Have learned if something does not go your way, just let it go. Grateful but the pain of that day will never go away.
Please join us for the sixth annual Cape Ann Classic Cars on the Green on Saturday September 20th, from 10am to 2pm in front of the Gloucester Unitarian Universalist Church, GPS 50 Middle Street, Gloucester. The rain date for the event is on Sunday, September 21st from 1-5pm.
This is a delightful free event for the whole family with beautiful classic vintage and special interest cars on display. The audience votes in nine categories for the trophy winners, including the coveted “Best in Show.” A 50/50 raffle will be included to add to the excitement of the event as well as tours of the historic Meetinghouse! If you are interested in showing your classic car, register ($20) at the entrance or in advance (recommended as space is limited) by emailing: c.nazarian@gloucestermeetinghouse.org.
Admission to the public is free but donations to the Gloucester Meetinghouse Foundation for the ongoing building restoration are greatly appreciated! We hope to see you at this fun filled fall event!
Friday, September 5, 2025, was a beautiful sunny day. The Sawyer Free Library Ribbon Cutting Ceremony was well attended. Thank you to the Cape Ann Youth Chorus talented kids. They were excellent.
Thank you to Gloucester’s State Representative, Ann-Margaret Ferrante and State Senator Bruce Tarr for their help with the library.
Lt. Governor Kim Driscoll welcomed from Mayor Verga
The Board, President, Director of the library did a great job.
An example of the renovated library, it looks amazing.
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