Capt Hooks For Lunch

We have been promising ourselves to stop by Capt Hooks on Washington St. We just happened to be driving by and decided to stop and fulfill our promise to ourselves. We hadn’t been there since the famous GMG tuna challenge and have never had dine-in there. It was later in the afternoon so the inside seating was plentiful, though take out orders were steadily going out the door. I got an Italian sub and Jim got the Italiano. I happened to hear another customer telling the counter help that the Italian sub was his absolute favorite so I felt secure in my choice! It was a very good sandwich and Jim very much enjoyed his as well. I was a little surprised by the wide variety of menu choices. The service was efficient and friendly. The dining area was clean and well kept. A nice little afternoon break. Thanks Capt Hooks!

GloucesterCast 622 Live From The Beauport Scottie Mac Fundraiser 1/19/23 At Cape Ann Lanes Link to Join Here-www.facebook.com/goodmorninggloucester

 

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Bob at the Nest Rocking A Save Our Beaches- Eat More Plover Cap

Bob was one of the many that way overpaid for the cap knowing 100% of the money for this batch was going to pay toward Scottie Mac’s recovery fund. Other’s that way overpaid- Frank Mccormick, Kenny Tashjy, Jeff Tarr and Richard Ross

Silent Auction and Raffle Items For The Scottie Mac Fundraiser Tonight At Beauport

We have a ton of raffle items, including the flatscreen TV, sister, Felicia’s book, Echo Dot, framed photo, sign by senator tour of the state house, Mountain bike, Prince guitar art, Glenn Hale photos, a ton of gift cards, etc.

Gloucester Fire Department Receives State Grant for Student Awareness of Fire Education and Senior SAFE Programs

Chief Eric Smith is pleased to announce that the Gloucester Fire Department was awarded $4,381 for the Fiscal Year 2023 Student Awareness of Fire Education (S.A.F.E.) Program and $2,277 for the Senior SAFE Program by the Massachusetts Department of Fire Services.
The funding gives the department the opportunity to work directly with students in schools and seniors to educate them about fire safety and prevention. Each program is tailored to the common needs of each age group and includes general fire prevention reminders and safe practices in the home. Lessons feature many safety topics including steps to take if a fire alarm goes off.
The lessons taught in the school-based program are in line with the standards of the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education Health Curriculum Frameworks and the state Department of Fire Services Curriculum Planning Guidebook.
Twenty-seven years after the introduction of the S.A.F.E program within schools, the rate of annual child fire deaths has decreased by 78%, according to the state’s Department of Fire Services, which administers the two programs.
To learn more about the Massachusetts Department of Fire Services’ S.A.F.E program, click here.

Join us for a special stream of The GloucesterCast live from The Beauport Hotel 7PM Thursday 1/19/23 with Scottie Mac updates. Link to join here- www.facebook.com/goodmorninggloucester

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Gloucester Fishermen vs Woburn Tanners Boys Varsity Hockey (replay) 1-18-23

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3 Years Ago Today

Three years ago today. Sometimes, when life is simply all about work and taxiing my boys around, it can be difficult to find something “Gloucester” to share at 9:00 am. Today was one of those days. So, I turned to my Facebook memory and realized that three years ago today we were in Laguna Beach, California on a zodiac to see the whales, sea lions, and dolphins. That was Day #1 of our west coast trip to visit my brother. We later visited Rodeo Drive, the Hollywood Hills, Venice Beach, the Santa Monica Pier, and much more. About six weeks later we found ourselves in a full-blown pandemic and we were even more thankful that we had taken the opportunity to travel and spend time with family.

Cape Ann Finns Presents: A Traditional Wood Fired Sauna Experience

A Traditional Wood Fired Sauna Experience

Abundance Sauna will be at the Lanesville Community Center in Lanesville, celebrating National Sauna Week Friday & Saturday February 17th-18th, 2023.

There are many sessions available each day, starting as early as 10:00am. On Saturday sessions are one hour the cost is $65 regardless of the number of people in your party. The sauna comfortably accommodates 3 people at once. A session is 50 minutes of heat and 10 minutes for turn over. You are welcome to book available consecutive sessions for a longer sauna experience. 

Link: https://event.racereach.com/saunaweeklcc2023/details#whenandwheresec

If you have specific questions about this event
Mark@Gotsauna.com
Learn more about Cape Ann Finns
http://www.Capeannfinns.com
Learn more about Lanesville Community Center
http://www.Lanesvillecommunitycenter.org
This event is supported by Finlandia Foundation National
http://www.Finlandiafoundation.org

NEW Maritime Science Education Center Ribbon Cutting January 27 at 3:30pm – Join us!

We are delighted to announce that Maritime Gloucester’s NEW Maritime Science Education Center is OPENING on Friday, January 27 with a Ribbon Cutting at 3:30pm with VIP, Media and Press docent-led tours immediately following.

Michael and I would love to see you on January 27 to personally showcase our newly renovated and innovative space here at Maritime Gloucester.

Please see the press release attached for further details of the project and the celebration of the Maritime Science Education Center opening.

Should you need additional information or photographs, please let me know.

Best,

Elizabeth Carey
Communications and Engagement
Maritime Gloucester

https://www.maritimegloucester.org/

Lunch Sandwiches At Mile Marker One Are Worth The Trip Over The Bridge…

and really this time of year you don’t have to worry about getting stuck at the bridge to get there.

The totals are in for our Scottie Mac Fundraiser Cape Ann Lanes!!!

I’d like to thank my wife Katelyn Ciaramitaro for leading the fundraising 50/50, raffle and silent auction with Ralph DiGiorgio. I’d like to thank Caitlin Pszenny and Nic for being incredible hosts and donating all of the bowling proceeds. Thanks go out to the bowlers who showed up and had a great time. I’d like to thank Ruth Carroll Pino, Annie Rochon and Susan Gould Coviello for help collecting money at the gate. I’d like to thank Pat Dalpiaz and Jim Dalpiaz for her work as treasurer. Teresa Imbrunone Ferrara for her patient help at Cape Ann Savings Bank. Most importantly I’d like to thank all those local businesses and residents that donated raffle prizes and bought raffle tickets that drove home the huge number for Scottie’s care. I’d be remiss to not mention Warren Waugh and Karen Hanson for their support in the darkest days of trying to get Scottie home.

Drum Roll Please…….. The Final number is $31,238.00

$725.00 previously deposited, $29,690.00 deposited this morning and a check to be collected tomorrow for $823.00