My View of Life on the Dock
Renee taking on more voice students during the week on Cape Ann. She will also be teaching at Salem High after school on Tuesdays and possibly Wednesdays as well.
Let her know if you are interested and feel free to share with those who you think might be!!
If you want to learn how to sing or build upon your current vocal abilities, you should definitely talk to Renee Dupuis*
*Daniel Dupuis (Renee’s brother should know) ; )
Have a listen….
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Hi Joey
I was taking photos yesterday Oct 3,when i noticed these strange
clouds in the sky. It was about 5:30 pm. Maybe someone on the blog
might have some info?
Best, Anthony
The Fish on Fridays series is a collaboration between Gloucester photographers Kathy Chapman and Marty Luster. Look for various aspects of Gloucester’s centuries-old fishing industry highlighted here on Fridays.
This week Kathy visited Steve Connolly Seafoods’ Boston processing plant and talked with seafood buyer Robert Chandler as Alberto Santos shows us how a swordfish is boned out. Chandler says this is the best time of the year for swordfish steaks because the fish are fattening up now, for their swim to the Caribbean, where they over winter. Higher fat content makes for a better taste. And, the summer shacks are closed for the season, pushing prices down.
Video and color photographsB+W photo © Marty Luster 2013
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Hey Joey
From what i hear the driver of this suv got there flip flop entangled
with the gas peddle causing the peddle to stick, sending the suv into
Jones creek off the Annisquam river. The driver swam back to the pier
and was not injured.
Anthony
I’M MISSING
Vito (Mazzeo)
App 10lbs
Male (neutered) domestic shorthair
“Tuxedo” black with white chest/paws.
Strikingly handsome…..
Last seen on Clarendon St. (on Rocky Neck) Wednesday, 10/2 approximately 5:00 pm.
If found/any info please contact me – Katie Mazzeo
Extrakatie@gmail.com
978 884 1955
The only reward I can offer is eternal gratitude and joyful smiles on my kids faces. Oh and I will gladly perform The Vito song as a reward too….(it’s pretty cute)
GLOUCESTER, Mass. —A stuck flip-flop may be responsible for causing a vehicle to plunge into the water off the Stone Pier in Gloucester Friday.
Sky 5 showed the vehicle approximately 15 to 20 feet from the pier, in a shallow area of the river.
According to the Gloucester Fire dispatcher, the vehicle accelerated into the water after a flip-flop got stuck under the gas pedal.
The two men inside the vehicle escaped without injury.
The harbormaster was at the scene to help get the vehicle out of the water.
Ronald Jeremy Hyatt (born March 12, 1953) known by the stage name Ron Jeremy, is an American adult film actor. Nicknamed “The Hedgehog”,[1] he was ranked by AVN at number one in their “The 50 Top Porn Stars of All Time” list.[4] Jeremy has also appeared in non-pornographic films, such as The Chase, Orgazmo, They Bite, The Boondock Saints, Crank: High Voltage, Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead, Detroit Rock City and 54.
Jeremy is involved in the marketing of a line of rum “Ron de Jeremy” to which he lent his name, “ron” being Spanish for “rum”. Television ads for the rum, featuring Jeremy himself, proclaim that it’s rum, “Ron Style”‘. If you were thinking of going to Liquor Locker to pick up something today, you will find a madhouse of woman having parts of their bodies autographed by Jeremy.
I didn’t see this myself, fellow artist Sue Handman just came back from Liquor Locker and gave the report, which I just had to pass on.
E.J. Lefavour
Lowell Peabody Submits-
Great day for a walk on the beach. Had my daughter Whitney with me and we practically had the beach to ourselves!!
October 3, 2013
“You wouldn’t have won if we’d beaten you.”
Lawrence Peter Berra (1925- )
Yogi Berra was one of the greatest catchers of all time, even if he was a Yankee. The three-time MVP appeared in the World Series as a player, coach, or manager 21 times, and managed World Series winners in both leagues. At the plate he was a fine clutch hitter, in five seasons he had more home runs than strikeouts. He was an All-Star fifteen times and was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1972. Because of his extraordinary gift for malapropism and tautology with a thought-provoking twist, he is often the target of misattribution, which prompted his 1998 book, I Didn’t Really Say Everything I Said. One of my other favorite Yogi-isms, said of a restaurant he liked, “Nobody goes there anymore, it’s too crowded.”
Falon Gong practitioners engage in qigong exercise on Constitution Mall in Philadelphia.
There’s a very good reason James Keeleghan holds this title. Watch the video:
Get tickets now before they sell out.
and Rick Doucette from The Y adds further proof right here in G Town on Center Street-
Great line up. I have seen so many musicians that I have never heard of at these events and some that I have heard often, as well. It has certainly been a most enjoyable time. Not to mention the delicious food and deserts. Looking forward to many more.
Joanne
Here are some photos from last week’s event.
Deb Hardy 
Deb Hardy 
Andrew Geano 
Andrew Geano 
Inge Berge 
Inge Berge 
Christopher Mitchell 
Christopher Mitchell 
TMax & Joe Thomas…I get by with a little help from my friends. 
TMax ~ The Host for the evening. 
TMax…The Story Teller 
TMax ~ Why Do We Go To War? 
Mike O’Connell 
Mike O’Connell & Allen Estes 
Mike O’Connell & Allen Estes 
Allen Estes 
Allen Estes 
Brian King 
Brian King
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It’s shootout at the Ofay Corral this week as we pit the commodious Mr. Steve Sadler against the lowball slider, Mr. Jim Scoppa. Both massive guitarists who’ve paid their dues with the likes of guys like Tom Hambridge and and Michael Coombs, we’re sure to see phlogiston exuding from every pore. Steve, with his artery-clogging style is a local favorite and everybody’s first call for fiddle, mandolin and lapp steel, but tonite it’s full bore with the electrical glitar. Jim, the gas giant,is big on the Eric Clapton school of channeling dead blues echoes. Our tail gunner is none other than that happy-go-lucky steam engine: Mr. Forrest “Frosty” Padgett, one of my favorite defibrillators. National Grid will be standing by with bucket trucks and spare 6L6GC tubes, ready for the blown fuse. I’ve actually been forced to learn some new songs.
And, don’t forget: we’re nothing without you, the viewer. Live music is best! Hours still 8:30 to 11:30.
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Stephen along with his brother and Father Hunted down and found the rock at GHB on a beautiful fall day.
Good Morning Gloucester 