Here’s Ocean Alliance CEO Iain Kerr representing at the United Nations where he is speaking today about ocean pollution for World Energy Day.
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“Art, Rocks!” Loblolly cove 10/22/13
Maritime Gloucester is Stepping it up on Social Media
Maritime Gloucester is Stepping it up on Social Media
Maritime Gloucester is celebrating Halloween on their Facebook page all month long. There’s a lot of scary looking fish in the Ocean that I’ve never heard of. You got to check out the Great photos and information. Maritime Gloucester is really starting to emerge as a true Gloucester Treasure. Go to Facebook and like their page so you can be updated with all the great stuff going on down there on their Docks.
Friends, Food, Fun and Drink = Priceless!
Cod Fishing, circa 1950
Formidable
Music Around Town ♪♫♪ October 21 – 27, 2013
What Time Is It, Mr. Fox? The Crowell Chapel Manchester by the Sea, MA ~ Oct 27, 2013 7:00 PM

Baroque pop and soul band, What Time Is It, Mr. Fox? celebrates the season with a night of songs about ghosts, witches, vampires, murder, and love.
According to the Boston Herald “time has come for Mr. Fox” and TimeOutNYC advises, “catch him as his star rises.” Mr. Fox features 3rian King on voice and guitar, Nathan Cohen on violin and trumpet, Mike Leggio on upright bass, Lori Perkins on piano, and background vocals by The Furies.
Acclaimed singer/songwriter/cellist Kristen Miller opens the night.
http://www.kristenmillermusic.com/
get tickets here > http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/483913
Coyote in middle of our Vernal pond 11:35am 10/21/13
Listen to the first release from the upcoming KBMG EP that should be arriving on CD today.
While mixing I always take long rides around Cape Ann to check out the sound in the Van. I also think about lyrics and themes while walking through Ravenswood or stopping at my favorite spots including Little River and Stubby Knowles Landing. This particular track seemed to fit perfectly with the Foliage around the West side of Gloucester as I shot the Album Cover over there a couple weeks ago and then last week decided that area would make for a great simple video shoot for a Blue Sky Sundown. Hope you enjoy this fun autumn cruise around Cape Ann.
Dan King
btw, features New Orleans Michael Ward-Bergeman on Accordion
Free Bins With Lids
Whoa!
Gillnetter Phyllis A, circa 1940
Community Stuff 10/21/13
Water Compliance Office
50 Essex Avenue
Gloucester, MA 01930
TEL (978)281-9792
FAX(978)281-9724
CITY OF GLOUCESTER
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
WATER COMPLIANCE OFFICE
NOTICE TO OUR WATER CUSTOMERS- OCTOBER 18, 2013
WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM MAINTENANCE
Gloucester DPW will begin filling the Plum Cove Water Storage Tank in Lanesville midday Wednesday October 23, 2013, then sample it for water quality, and bring the tank into service the following week. During the tank filling Lanesville and Annisquam residents may temporarily experience pressure fluctuations and discolored water. The DPW is currently having the Blackburn Water Tank painted and anticipates bring that tank back into service in early November.
The DPW switched the distribution system disinfectant from chloramine to chlorine on October 7, 2013, when the West Gloucester Water Treatment Plant was brought into operation. Customers may notice a slight chlorine odor. The switch was made to aid in bringing these water storage tanks back into operation most effectively. The DPW anticipates switching the distribution system disinfectant back from chlorine to chloramines in November 2013 after the Blackburn Tank painting, filling, and sampling.
Also the DPW is currently approximately half way through routine fall water distribution piping flushing program fully across the entire city. Flushing may cause a change in the direction of flow in some water mains and may cause temporary discoloration of the water as iron particles in the pipe are stirred up. If you should experience “rusty” water, running a cold water tap for a few minutes will clear your line. We also recommend that you avoid the use of chlorine bleach during this time period to prevent staining of laundry if you are experiencing “rusty” water.
If you experience persistent water quality problems, please contact the DPW at 978-281-9785 or the Office of Water Compliance at 978-281-9792, so that selective flushing can be targeted to problem areas.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Larry Durkin,
Samuel Johnson Quote of The Week from Greg Bover
18 October, 2013
“Kindness is always in our power, even when fondness is not.”
Samuel Johnson (1709-1784)
Dr. Johnson was the most important English literary figure of his age. He wrote plays, essays and poems including the perceptive “Vanity of Human Wishes,” but he was best known for his Dictionary of the English Language (1755), an almost incomprehensible feat of mainly solo scholarship, written in just nine years, and the first to feature examples, largely from Shakespeare, Dryden, and Milton, of the 114,000 words in a literary context. Johnson was also the subject of one of the most famous biographies ever written, the minutely detailed Life of Samuel Johnson, by James Boswell. It is from this biography and other descriptions of the tics and outbursts of the good Doctor that it is now thought that he suffered from Tourette’s syndrome, a condition not yet defined in his time. Johnson is also credited with the observation that “Patriotism is the last refuge of scoundrels.”
Here’s One for Sista Felicia To Try
From Water Music, T.C. Boyle
Revolutionary Snake Ensemble at the Cultural Center
OK, you can exhale now — take a breather from baseball and go hear some good music
No explanation needed for this headline — unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past few weeks.
Lots going on tonight — if you hurry down to Mile Marker One you can catch Dan King’s last set. See today’s full schedule, below. Great music all week long — see here.
Sunday, October 20, 2013
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1:00 pm DAN KING
Bridge Deck – Acoustic
FREE SHOW
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| 3:00 pm BARBARA ALEX
Jazz Session
FREE SHOW
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5:00 pm TONI ANN ENES
with Inge Berge
FREE SHOW
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5:00 pm INGE BERGE
with ToniAnn ~ till 8pm
FREE SHOW
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6:00 pm MICHAEL O’LEARY
Celtic Music Session, 6-9pm. Trad songs ‘n tunes with string players Bob & Jennifer Strom.
FREE SHOW
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| 6:30 pm THE NANCY HILDEGARDE JAZZ EXTRAVAGANZA
with Mark Earley
FREE SHOW
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8:00 pm THE WILKINS NOISE
Acoustic Evening at The Rhumb Line with Special Guests
FREE SHOW
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First Ever 2014 Rotary Calendar Photo Contest
The Rotary Club of Gloucester is pleased to announce a photography contest for the youth of Gloucester. The winning photo will be featured on the 2014 Annual Rotary Calendar, which will be distributed to over a thousand Gloucester households and businesses. All profits from the calendar are donated to local charities.
The calendar will feature a photo that depicts the beauty of Gloucester at the top that is visible throughout the year. For the first time, high school and middle school students from Gloucester are being invited to submit their amazing photos of Gloucester. The winning entrant will receive $100.
2014 Calendar Photo Contest Theme: Photos should be a scene from anywhere in Gloucester that shows the unique beauty or character of Gloucester. Summer or late spring shots are preferred, if possible.
Requirements:
- Photos entered must be original, digital, color, horizontal and no smaller than 1800 x 1200 pixels (a 4 x 6” image @ 300 dpi).
- Limit one entry per person.
- Entrants must be 13-18 years of age and living in Gloucester, MA.
- All entries must be emailed to Dave Stotzer, owner of Cape Ann Photography, at stotzerphoto@gmail.com. In the email, please include your name, age, grade, address and phone number.
- Entry Deadline: November 7, 2013.
- The entrant agrees to allow the Gloucester Rotary Club to publish the winning photo for no fees other than the prize. Parental (or legal guardian) permission for photo credit on calendar required.
More information about the Gloucester Rotary Club can be found at the Club’s Facebook page at www.facebook.com/RotaryGloucesterMA.
The mission of Rotary International is to provide service to others, promote integrity, and advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace through its fellowship of business, professional, and community leaders.

































