Category: Good Morning Gloucester

Gloucester Rotary Dining Fundraiser

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

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Join the Gloucester Rotary at Oak to Ember (https://www.oaktoember.com/) on Wednesday, March 4, 2026, 4pm-closing. A portion of all proceeds will benefit the Rotary Club’s community service projects. Enjoy a great meal while supporting local initiatives! Reservations recommended 978-289-5859.
Gloucester Rotary Dining Fundraiser

Blizzard Aftermath: Stop & Shop is Pluribus (Apple TV+) ready. Shout out to Stop & Shop crew still smiling. non stop clearing shelves. Restocking still to come. #GloucesterMA

Posted on by Catherine

Blizzard 2026 local aftermath:

At Stop & Shop on Thatcher Road, grocery shopping is temporarily limited to the aisles at this time and feels surreal. After losing power–yes, they have a generator–this storm is no joke and its extreme impact a first for long time employees. Refrigerator trucks had to be brought in. All fresh outer loop shelves were cleared ASAP.

Post Blizzard Along the Boulevard

Posted on by Pat D

The day after the blizzard was crazily beautiful with sunshine and snow covered trees everywhere. For those of you who aren’t “on island” here’s a little bit of what it looked and sounded like. For additional photos check out Pat D’s Photos and Adventures on Facebook.

Spring is calling… and so is your golf game!

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Our Harbor 9 Spring League is teeing off March 23rd and it’s made for EVERY skill level; whether you’re a scratch golfer or just here for the vibes and friendly competition.

  • 2-player teams
  • 6 weeks of fun (9-hole formats)
  • Cash & prizes up for grabs
  • Perfect excuse for a weekly night out

Men’s • Co-ed • Women’s leagues available
pick your night and lock in your spot!

Spots will fill FAST so sign up by March 6th
📧 david@harbor9golf.com

Looking For Jack O’Hanley

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Good morning Joey:

I wonder if you can help me find someone from Gloucester that I knew back in 1975.  I met Jack O’Hanley when he and his then wife Kathy Schubeck and I went to work for the Trustees of Reservations at the Cornelius & Mine Crane Wildlife Refuge in Ipswich / Essex.  I was appointed as the “resident ranger” and Kathy was the naturalist.  Jack and Kathy would come to Hog (aka -Choate) Island every weekend and stay at the residence where I lived for five months.  What a summer we had.  Jack was such a character and cooked up a storm.  He loved his beer, and the brand I cannot recall.

I hope you can shed some light on my quest, afterall, it’s only been 50 years………….

Best Regards, Neil Courtney, Camden Maine