We built for this.
SNOW? WHAT SNOW?
We built for this.
My View of Life on the Dock
We built for this.
This is where I heard about it-

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Gloucester Dance Lovers’ Monthly Dances Every 2nd Sunday

Mark your calendars, news from the artist and Jane Deering Gallery-



‘deborah quinan | where color breathes’
from March 6-29
with an Opening Reception on Saturday March 7th 2026 from 2:00-4:00pm.
Quinan writes:
“I paint loosely from intuition, finding joy in the discovery of
layers of color coming together to form a cohesive whole. I enjoy the freedom to explore
paints, color and composition without having to worry about incorporating objects in the
painting; and if I do, abstraction gives me permission to render those objects in a new
and unique way.”The artist has exhibited extensively in both Boston and the North Shore and is a
affiliated with several established art organizations. Recent travels include a painting
retreat in Provence, France. Quinan maintains studios in Swampscott, MA and North
Sandwich NH. Contact dquinanart@gmail.com .
Jane Deering Gallery 19 Pleasant Street, Gloucester MA. Gallery hours: Fri & Sat 1-5pm; Sun 1-
4pm and by appointment
Print and share flyer! Wadia Ells and SFL present a reminder about the upcoming talk Thursday Feb 26, 2026

Cancer as a Metabolic Disease
Why More Younger Women Are Developing Breast CancerThursday Feb 26, 2026 5- 6:30 pm
Sawyer Free Library, Gloucester, MA
Is cancer a haphazard genetic disease that still appears to be poorly understood by the cancer industry? Or is cancer actually a metabolic disease, created by logical biological conditions? If so, what is causing so much more breast cancer in younger women today?Dr. Susan Wadia-Ells, author of Busting Breast Cancer: Five Simple Steps to Keep Breast Cancer out of Your Body, will discuss this critical question at the Sawyer Free Library on Thursday February 26, 5-6:30pm.
Wadia-Ells, a Manchester, by the Sea resident, is an investigative journalist with a background in political economy and women’s studies. In 2008, continuing to lose too many friends to metastatic breast cancer, she founded the National Breast Cancer Prevention Project to fund her research, while also writing the “Honest Health” column for the Gloucester Daily Times.
Ken writes- “65 foot pine on my Dad’s cottage! Wires all down. National Grid said they will be on site by May!”





Videos Feb. 23, 2026
Power outages climbing








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Maybe you’re wondering how plowing priorities work for Gloucester….from the City Facebook page:




I’ll be documenting it along the way.

Any guesses on the outcome?


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Update from the City regarding trash collection week of Feb 23:

We were delighted to find no fewer than 3 eagles at Salisbury Beach State Reservation recently. If you keep your eyes peeled at this time of the year, you can often spot bald eagles. Each of these appeared to be younger eagles, making it a little harder to spot without the signature white head and tail. One was perched at the boat ramp, keeping a careful eye on the squawking gulls. This one registered displeasure with the fly-bys vocally which was pretty impressive and distinct.
For additional story details and more images, check out Pat D’s Photos and Adventures on Facebook.





Geoff Thomas writes:
2nd overall out of 52 teams
Matt Swanson – D3 Head Coach of the Year Kirk Benson – D3 Assistant Coach of the Year
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Jayden Chadwick – 5th place
Aiden DeCoste – 3rd place
Anthony Murawski – 7th place
Joe Allen – 3rd place
Max Thomas – 1st place
Max joins Daniel Beaton, Liam Donahue, Michael Toppan, Jayden Toppan and Morgan Penempiede in the elite group of Gloucester High State Champions.
Today’s athletes who placed 1-6 will move in to All States next Sunday and Monday at the Springfield Convention Center. 7th place is an alternate competitor and there was a medical forfeit today in the 157 weight class which may open the door for Murawski to compete next weekend.



Gloucester Milestone Countdown Dates From www.goodmorninggloucester.com