Look at these great Christmas Cards at Arts Abound

Posted on by Donna Ardizzoni

Local artist, Deb Schradieck, has created these great Christmas cards.  You can come and get them at Arts Abound 21 C Lexington Avenue, Magnolia, Gloucester, MA  01930.

 

Tarot at the (Hammond) Castle

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Photos from Cat Cavallinni

This year Hammond Castle invited local psychic/spiritual counselor Annette Dion to conduct her tarot class at the castle! Tonight the class celebrated Dia de los Muertos as well with a memory table and traditional Mexican sweets.  For a reading of your own contact Annette at annettedion7@gmail.com

conference game Saturday! New Balance Newell Stadium GHS BOYS SOCCER (14-2-2) #GloucesterMA Fishermen

Posted on by Catherine

No. 8 seed in Div. 3,

2021 Northeastern Conference Lynch Championship Winner, and — I believe — the GHS regular-season record.

Pentucket plays East Boston today. The winning team will travel to Gloucester Saturday. I will update Gloucester’s opponent for the home game Saturday asap.

Gloucester has a real opportunity to make history this season as no Gloucester soccer team has ever made it out of the second round of the tournament (formerly known as the sectional quarterfinals). 

Neil Curcuru, Gloucester Daily Times great sports reporter, read the article here

**update** THE BOYS ARE PLAYING EAST BOSTON ON SATURDAY AT NEWELL- COME SEE THE HOME TOURNAMENT GAME!

Earlier this week, Danny helped at scrimmage vs. Marblehead ahead of the conference tournament. Both teams also practiced penalty shots.

Seaweed Goldsworthy -after the storm Long Beach #RockportMA #GloucesterMA

Posted on by Catherine

photo: The seaweed detritus after the October storm changes daily.

In one direction, the seaweed was tide rolled and divided, like dough readied by a bench scraper.

Heading from the Gloucester end of Long Beach to Cape Hedge, thin seaweed trails on the dry sand led to thick seaweed sushi rolls, buffet meadows for the gulls. Walking parallel to these seaweed lines brought artist Andy Goldsworthy to mind.

photo – Gulls feasting in seaweed churned over by tide after storm. One charged off with a little lobster before the others could grab it away

Find Andy Goldsworthy at Galerie Lelong, NY

Updated fall hours starting this week at Tonno Gloucester! Dine with us inside or outside under the covered patio with newly installed heaters to enjoy those crisp October evenings

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

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Barns Along the Byway

Posted on by Pat D

There’s something special about the look of barns especially in the height of fall color. This very handsome specimen seems to embrace the autumn sunshine. And, right across the street, these turkeys seemed to be a little bit camouflaged even though they were sitting on the stone wall oblivious to the fact that Thanksgiving will be upon us soon! Classic New England fall afternoon!

Big news! The igloos are almost back and ready for you to come cozy up this winter season at Mile Marker One!

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

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Reservations are now live on Open Table and can be booked as soon as November 5th…rain or shine, we’ve got you covered!

Reserve here

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Aftermath of high winds – Checking your home

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

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About your home from Jameson at Another Level Home Inspection LLC

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*Picture from drone of missing rain cap and resulting damage

Given the recent weather we have had on Cape Ann, I thought it would be an appropriate time to discuss some of the things you can look for around your home. Whenever an unusually powerful storm comes through it’s a great time to check areas you may not normally pay attention to and make sure no repairs are needed. Here are some general areas to focus on.

Roofing – It’s not often you spend a few minutes really looking at your roof. You should check roof shingles, flashings, skylights and pay particular attention to where roofing starts, stops, and changes directions. Many roofs, even newer roofs are installed in a way where shingles do not properly adhere to one another or even lift making them very…

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Young Legends Street Hockey Breaks Ground to Launch First-Ever Street Hockey Rink in Gloucester, Massachusetts 

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

– Construction and ceremony to take place at Stage Fort Park former basketball court in Gloucester, MA on Saturday, November 6th, at 12:00 p.m. ET –

– YLSH, a not-for-profit organization raises 330,000 to begin build; fundraising remains ongoing to complete rink –

GLOUCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS – November 3rd, 2021 – Young Legends Street Hockey (YLSH), a non-profit street hockey organization dedicated to creating a competitive and fun hockey atmosphere that improves a player’s athletic ability and self-esteem on and off the rink, today announced the launch of the first-ever planned street hockey rink in Gloucester, Massachusetts.

“We are thrilled to be launching construction of the first-ever street hockey rink in Gloucester,” said Carl Ellis IV, President and Founder of YLSH. “This rink underscores our commitment to providing a safe and exciting environment for young kids to play street hockey.”

YLSH started in 2004 and has been successfully running its league every summer for over 18 years. Comprised of regular season games, mini-camps, and skills sessions, it is the leading and only street hockey league on the North Shore. The organization has evolved and now has Fall Skill Development Programs for youth players and a Chipmunk Learn to Play Hockey for 4-6 year olds. Young Legends has also created travel street hockey teams for both youth athletes and adults, both of which have competed in National Tournaments. 

Carl also stated, “We would not be where we are today without the players, coaches, parents, Gloucester City Council, the Mayor’s office, DPW, and our generous donors. I am equally humbled and eager to build this rink as rapidly as possible so that kids have a place to play for many years to come.”

Key investors for the project include the Community Preservation Committee, J. Linzee Coolidge of the Dusky Fund, Bank Gloucester, the Gloucester Fisherman Athletic Association, and the Boston Bruins Foundation.There are many others that have provided donations that will not go unnoticed when the rink is completed. 

A Ceremony in recognition of the beginning of construction for the rink will take place on Saturday, November 30th at 12:00 pm ET. All are welcome to attend.

For more information on how to participate or to donate, please visit: https://young-legends-rink-development-project.square.site/

About YLSH

Founded in 2004, Young Legends Street Hockey is a non-profit organization that strives to create a competitive and respectable hockey atmosphere and improves a player’s athletic ability and self-esteem on and off the rink. YLSH regularly evaluates making the game better inclusive of pioneering their very own proprietary technology; game in playTM which live-streams a game in progress. Focused on the long term, YLSH fosters and drives sustainability as the kids who have played have transitioned into coaches and management leaders and remain part of the organization to-date.

For more information, please visit www.ylstreethockey.com. 


YLSH Investor and Media ContactCandice Ellis MasseVice President, CommunicationsOrCarl Ellis IVPresident and Founder, YLSHwww.ylstreethockey.com