Alchemy – Coming Soon!

Alchemy, brought to us by theSerenitee Restaurant Group,will serve creative, seasonal comfort food and sushi in a casual, family-friendly environment. Slated to open during the summer of 2021, Alchemy will feature large indoor and outdoor bars and extended patio seating to enjoy the season.

About The Serenitee Restaurant Group:

The Serenitee Restaurant Group Mission is to create institutions that substantially improve the quality of life in their communities by creating fun places that bring people together and fosters the connections that make life worth living.

We currently have ten restaurants across the North Shore – each with its own personality, experience, and menu. All our restaurants are designed to provide a fun, warm, and inviting space, where our guests feel most comfortable.

We’re committed to being a neighborhood restaurant and strive to weave ourselves into the fabric of the communities where we are located…

Rebecca Robison, Karla Kaneb, Stacey Csaplar and Anastasia Dennehy join staff

GLOUCESTER, MASS. (February 2021) – The Cape Ann Museum is pleased to welcome four new staff members: Rebecca Robison as Executive Assistant, Karla Kaneb as Collections Move Coordinator, Stacey Csaplar as Visitor Services Representative, and Anastasia Dennehy, also in Visitor Services.

Robison brings 15 years of museum administrative experience to her role as Executive Assistant. Prior to joining the Cape Ann Museum, she skillfully managed administrative duties and board relations as the Executive Assistant and Board Liaison to both the Chief Philanthropy Officer and the Director and CEO at the Peabody Essex Museum (PEM). Before working at PEM, she was the Project Manager for more than a decade at White Oak Associates, Museum Planners and Analysts.

“The Cape Ann Museum is truly a love letter to the beauty, history and cultural heritage of Cape Ann,” says Robison who is…

“Dexter was frantic. He was bouncing between my lap and my husband’s lap. He clawed at the floor – he was trying to get under the dashboard,” Dee explained.

Dee, her husband, their three-year-old and poor Dexter were on what should have been a seven-hour trip to Vermont to have Thanksgiving with family. Dexter was so upset that it had taken eleven hours to complete the first three hours of driving.

“We finally gave up and went back to New Jersey and had Thanksgiving with our neighbors.”

Dee doesn’t know why these panic attacks started when Dexter was seven years old. He was fine on a five-day drive to Oregon a couple of years before, but now Dexter constantly panted and drooled when riding in the car.

He also started getting so anxious during thunderstorms that he would scratch the walls and make so much noise that it would wake…