Bike Club from Connecticut.
They Travel to Bike Cape Ann every year.
My View of Life on the Dock
The First Ambie’s Sausage is sold; the St Peter’s Fiesta is now Officially Open.
Ambie’s Sausage has been an icon in Gloucester for Twenty-Eight Years
Janet Tang new to Gloucester eats the first Ambie’s Sausage for the 90 St Peter’s Fiesta
Ambie and Son
It did not take long for the next sale.
If you need a gift or something for yourself, no need to go up the line, shop locally. Premier Imprints carriers hand-made original goods.


Premier Imprints
48 Main Street
Gloucester, MA 01930
978-282-3227
For more information please go to the link below
http://www.premier-imprints.com/
A great day to be on the Gloucester Harbor Water Shuttle, operated by Cape Ann Harbor Tours.
Beautiful peonies and thank you to Generous Gardeners for keeping Stacy Boulevard looking beautiful.


What a great Friday morning watching the O’Maley’s great 8th graders launch their two rowboats that were built over at the Essex Shipbuilding Museum. What an inspiration watching the hard work the kids, teachers and staff at The Essex Shipbuilding Museum put into this project.
We should be very proud of these kids.
Went over to Sand to City’s new store in Rockport. Very cute, it is across the street from Tucks Candy. Lisa showed me around and enjoyed the great gifts.
On Thursday I was able to go over to the Essex Shipbuilding Museum to watch the 8th graders from O’Maley Middle School making from scratch two beautiful rowboats. The staff at the Essex Shipbuilding Museum was terrific. The kids were so involved in doing this. What a great project for these kids. Very impressive to watch these kids wanting to learn. On Friday the students will be launching these boats from Pavilion Beach. Thank you for letting me involved in a fun time.
“Kathy”, the Lady Jillian’s mascot, is sporting a new look for the 2017 season.
The Water Shuttle is operated by Cape Ann Harbor Tours
The D.E.S. (Divino EspĂrito Santo) Portuguese club Celebrated Trinity Sunday, with the over 700 year old Tradition of honoring the Holy Sprit.
Angela’s story as told to Heather Atwood from the Blog “The Other Cape”:
Angela’s father was a German prisoner in WWII. His mother prayed to St. Anthony for his return. When he arrived back in their village, Angela’s grandmother vowed to always honor St. Anthony. She continued celebrating the Feast of St. Anthony her whole life in Porticello. Angela and her family now continue that tradition in this country
See Video:
Celebration with Friends and Family See Slide Show Below:
Celebration with Friends, Family and a smorgasbord of food:
