Category: Community Photos

If You’re Lucky Enough To Live In Lanesville…

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Joey,

Took this one this morning and thought you might want to include it in Community Stuff:)

Gabriella McKearney and Jack feeling lucky.

Hope all is well and thanks as always for the great local coverage!

Cheers,

Nancy

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Wicked Tuna: Cpt. Bill Muniz Lands Seven Tunas

Posted on by Manuel F. Simoes

Captain Bill Muniz landed seven tunas ranging from 400 – 691 pounds dressed, the largest length was over 120 inches.  Once again Captain Muniz demonstrates his skill with a harpoon.

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Captain Muniz stands amongst seven tunas on the FV Lily

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Celebrates with his long time 80 year friend “Jack” the Gloucester Fisherman.

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More than 600 pounds of Tuna meat being dressed

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Celebrating with family and friends with a champagne toast to Captain Muniz.

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Posted on by Lowell Peabody

Lenny Taormina Friday’s Greasy Pole winner. Heat One Junior Womens Seine Boats

Shuttle Faces on The Lady Jillian

Posted on by Manuel F. Simoes

_2015_06_22_058686Captain Steve was at the helm on the Lady Julian, lots of happy faces enjoying the water shuttle around the harbor.

The water shuttle is operated by Harbor Tours of Cape Ann.

 

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Wicked Tuna: Eric The “Fuel Guy”

Posted on by Manuel F. Simoes

Ran into Eric down at the dock, he had just released a seagull caught inside the shell container on the boat.

Eric was the guy fuel guy that delivered fuel to some of the Wicked Tuna Boats.

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Relay for Life Event

Posted on by Donna Ardizzoni

What is Relay for Life?
Great Relay for Life Event held on Saturday, June 20th at Burnham’s Field. What a wonderful cause.

Each year, more than 4 million people in over 20 countries raise much-needed funds and awareness to save lives from cancer through the Relay For Life movement. During a Relay event, participants and survivors celebrate what they’ve overcome. We remember people lost to the disease, and honor people who have fought or are fighting cancer.
The event inspires Relay participants to take action against a disease that has taken too much.