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My View of Life on the Dock

GloucesterCast 532 With Pauline Bresnahan, Paul Gamber, Ralph DiGiorgio, Jim Capillo, Chris McCarthy, Scottie Mac, Jimmy and Pat D and Joey C Livestreaming 11/21/21
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8:05 Speed Round with Pauline Bresnahan
10:40 Highway Construction Fight
16:15 Best Selling Items at Pauline’s Gifts
18:30 Shoutout To Women Owned Local Businesses
20:30 Flags For The Boulevard
24:40 Ruin Thanksgiving in Four Words
30:15 Favorite Thanksgiving Dish/ Least Favorite Thanksgiving Dish
37:50 Demerit Punishment Jimmy D Eats The Compromised Donut
41:14 Who Uses Public Toilet Seat Paper Covers?
44:20 Cape Ann Makers Market announcement
47:50 Rare To the Area Wood Stork Sighted In Gloucester
52:00 Would A Wine Bar With Roaming Cats Work In Gloucester and Would You Hang Out There?
54:20 Weather Report From Scottie Mac
56:10 Can Your Kids and Relatives Read Cursive and Decipher Old Recipes
1:01:01 Christmas Tree Report
1:02:01 Kent Circle Tree Donated By Peek Family In Magnolia
1:04:01 Where In Gloucester Can You Get Things Notarized
1:05:03 Cape Ann Chamber Gift Cards Explained
1:06:10 Local Restaurant Christmas Gift card Deals
1:07:04 FriendsGiving At Rockafellas and Happy Valley Scottie Mac DJ Events on Thanksgiving Eve
1:14:48 Charleston vs Nashville
1:16:30 Picking Podcast Sharing Prizes
1:20:14 Public Service Announcement
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We like to stop by the Flying Dragon in Essex and just browse around the store for interesting items. This time we bought some old but functional and decorative salt and pepper shakers. There’s always a great deal to look at here at Flying Dragon. Don’t forget to check out the little barn along the side! And the signage in the front window changes to reflect the goings-on, so that’s always something to watch for.







Join the livechat at www.facebook.com/goodmorninggloucester at 9 am Sunday morning

From Brown’s-
· We just got word that more of the Zodiacs we have on order have started to show up on the Production Log roster. This means that we’ll be seeing more of them roll in as we approach the New Year. This week’s featured incoming boat is a Medline 580. Some of you may be already familiar with this model, but the color schemes have been updated to now feature a very yachty white-on-white look. Think of this one as a bigger and more comfortable Yachtline. She’ll be rigged with a Yamaha 115 for plenty of oomph. She’s rated for 12 persons (comfortable seating for
and has lots of storage in big lockers at bow and stern. Let us know if you want more info.
(978) 281-3200

Nov. 28th Shop Local event features 25 Cape Ann Artisans, Crafters, Makers and Book Sale with Gloucester Author
Date and Time:
Sunday, November 28, 2021
11:00 am to 4:00 pm
Location:
Magnolia Library and Community Center
1 Lexington Avenue, Gloucester, MA 01930
Details:
Free Admission
Indoor, rain, snow or shine
Street parking
Cape Ann Makers Market (CAMM) in partnership with the Magnolia Library and Community Center are hosting a 2021 Holiday Makers Market and Book Sale Event on Sunday, November 28, at 1 Lexington Ave., Gloucester from 11 am to 4 pm.
Join us for a local made holiday shopping experience and meet 25 creative Cape Ann artisans, crafters and makers offering handmade jewelry, metalsmithing, pottery, painting, photography, woodworking, fiber arts, candles, hand harvested artisanal sea salts, specialty jams, natural body care and much more. In addition to the Maker Market, the library will be holding holiday book sale and Gloucester author, Susan M. Lovett, will be signing her book Proof of Consequences!
All vendor fee proceeds from Makers Market go to support the library.
Vendor List:
After Hours Glass
Amaris
Angie’s Alpaca
Ardizzoni Photography
Audi Souza Arts
Beach Day Creative
Cape Ann Sea Salt
Clapping Waves Studio
Diane Treadwell Designs
Eleven Eleven Elixir
Gloucester Sea Glass Design
Greg Bover Custom Woodworking
Hold Fast Company
Keyes Candles
KuKu Clothing
Lauralee’s Country Kitchen
Mini Lobster Traps/Gloucester Quilter
Nathlie Roytston Ceramics
Pat D’s Photos
Selkie Handknits
Sew Nice
Stockingfoot Knits
Temple of Enora
Tin Can Sally
Wheelworks Pottery
At the Cape Ann Makers Market (CAMM), we believe in a creative collective approach. It’s our goal to promote collective local shopping alternatives, with a unique atmosphere to support our local makers, local environment, and local economy. CAMM is dedicated to celebrating our makers, from Gloucester, Essex, Manchester-by-the-Sea and Rockport, who strive to create and sell high quality hand crafts, original designs, and handmade goods using upcycled and found materials. CAMM events are co-produced by Cape Ann Sea Salt Company and Hold Fast Company.
The Magnolia Library and Community Center is dedicated to enriching the lives of our residents by providing educational and cultural experiences through programming and events.
It is absolutely OUTRAGEOUS that small stretches of highway go years all screwed up and under construction and it doesn’t just affect one or two people, it affects the quality of life of the people of the entire state that drive.
Just ridiculous and I’d love for one person to give a reasonable explanation why these stretches take years to get done.
2:45 PM Danvers (not rush hour)-

Rapid Bridge Replacement in the highway on 7 days Timelapse (Not Danvers)
Also Not Danvers- Replacement of U.S. Route Nos. 1&9 and 46 Bridge Over Jones Road under budget and ahead of schedule using accelerated bridge construction
Also not Danvers-

Far pasture…

Need hostess gifts for the Holidays? We’ve got you covered – our Dipping Blend comes with olive oil and a ramekin – add a loaf of bread and you just brought the appetizer. 2 ounce any flavor gift sets include a wooden salt bowl and spoon. Both are $19.95 and available at 20 Maplewood Ave Gloucester




This Day Saturday @ The Rhumb Line
The Early Show
Bob Davis Trio w/ Josh Davis vocals
Russell Keys – bass
David Doc Vincent – Drums
5-7pm


Then at 8pm
The Nationally touring Bluegrass Band
Beg, Steal Or Borrow
with Joe Wilkins as special guest
11.20.2021



Thanks to Mark Ring for suggesting the 1640 Hart House in Ipswich! We had dinner there recently and left there saying to ourselves: “Well, that was fun!”. It advertises itself as featuring Elegant Country Dining, but don’t let that intimidate you as it did me at first. It’s apparently an old home made into a restaurant so the seating can be in any of several rooms. The room we were in included a bar and a fireplace, dark wood beams and comfy big chairs. You can see from the pictures that it was a bit dark in the room (you might want to bring some extra lighting along if you are of a certain age……) but this did not deter from the enjoyment of the atmosphere and food.
Jim had the Hart House chicken and I treated myself to the Grilled Tenderloin. The spring roll appetizer was especially delicious. The pace is relaxed and efficient. The food was done to perfection and the service was friendly and “just right”. Reservations are highly recommended and we plan to return someday.






Each year, the Gloucester Lyceum and Sawyer Free Library recognize outstanding volunteers for their efforts and dedication to the Libary. Last week, the prestigious Mary M. Weissblum Volunteer Award was presented in memoriam to Sharon Pablo for her two decades of service to the Library. During that time, Susan served on the Board of Directors in several capacities and then remained actively involved with the Library for many more years. Her longtime partner, Roger Armstrong, accepted the award on her behalf during the Library’s Annual Meeting on Wednesday evening, November 10.
“We are so honored to present Susan Pablo in memoriam with the Mary M. Weissblum Award,” said Assistant Library Director Beth Pocock in presenting the award. “Susan’s endless generosity of her time and willingness to share her vast expertise greatly helped to enrich the Sawyer Free Library and the lives of those who use and love it, for which…
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REGISTER HEREto enter into the Historic Gloucester Gingerbread House contest at the Sawyer Free Library as a part of the MIDDLE STREET WALK on Saturday, December 11th!
Recreate your favorite Gloucester building with gingerbread, frosting, candy and all things delicious!
Entries will be on display for all to see at the Sawyer Free Library located at 2 Dale Avenue for the Middle Street Walk!
Top prizes will be presented by the Library for best historic Gloucester gingerbread creation!
Open to all ages. For more information and to register go to sawyerfreelibrary.org


