Here are a couple of examples of recent signage seen as we were driving around. Like many others, we regularly check for the window sign at the Flying Dragon in Essex. I rejoiced to see “Bald Eagles” since we had spotted a group of 4 recently nearby: 2 adults and 2 younger ones. I presume it may have been a family group. Flying high, proud and free over the marsh, it was inspiring as always.
Additional signs also from the Flying Dragon in Essex and the mile markers found at Ipswich River Craft…another product of theirs!
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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…
GMG reader Carolyn R. passes on more local history from Alton Historical Society, Alton, NH
Alton Historical Society, Alton, New Hampshire – This building was for the workers at the Cape Pond Ice House, Mt. Major Park at Woodmans Cove. The photo was taken a couple of years ago.
Hi Joey, Patty Hecht here. I have a new venture I think might be of interest to you. My recipe video yesterday, Tomahawk Ribeye Steak with Bacon, Mushroom & Cream Sauce made me think of you. There are altered instructions for searing the steak on the outdoor grill. Enjoy and hope you and your family are well!!!
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Oh my word….the Lobster and Avocado BLT at the Seaport Grille was amazing! The fried clams and steak tips didn’t look so bad either! Check out their website and menu here: https://seaportgrillegloucester.com/
You can find the Seaport Grille at 6 Rowe Square in Gloucester at the Cruiseport and right off of Main Street.
A Fundraiser to benefit the Annsiquam Village Hall Roof Restoration
The Annisquam Village Hall is a building that is extremely near and dear to all of us- it is the Heart of our Community. Since its construction in about 1828, the hall has watched the tide come and go nearly 140,000 times. It has witnessed six or more generations grow up nearby. It has hosted joy and sorrow, weddings, funerals, dances, political rallies, solemn and serious lectures, lighthearted frivolity, theater, and more. It has sheltered a sail loft, multiple stores, our local post office, our library, the Leonard Club, and other social organizations now lost to memory. Its owners have altered it, enlarged it, changed some of its windows and many of its doors. It is always just there, sort of like Squam Rock. After serving the village for nearly 200 years, it needs some help from the village.
Join us on Saturday, February 27, 7pm, as your friends and neighbors attempt to make you smile, laugh- maybe even cry (or roll your eyes)! You will certainly see some familiar faces!
The suggested Donation for the event is $20, with Sponsorships available and Contributions most Welcome! You will access the show on YouTube- more information available when you register on our website. Please remember that all monies collected from the Cabaret, will go to the reconstruction fund for the roof of the Annisquam Village Hall.
I hope you will consider supporting us as we support the Annisquam Village Hall! The Village Hall is our Village Home- Under this roof we build Community.
Thank you!
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Oh my word….the Lobster and Avocado BLT at the Seaport Grille was amazing! The fried clams and steak tips didn’t look so bad either! Check out their website and menu here: https://seaportgrillegloucester.com/
You can find the Seaport Grille at 6 Rowe Square in Gloucester at the Cruiseport and right off of Main Street.
We had not stopped at Jalapenos on Main Street in quite a while and when I saw the advertisement that Margarita Day is today Feb 22, I knew (for the sake of our loyal readers) that I needed to “preview” their margaritas!!! My usual go-to at Jalapenos is the frozen raspberry margarita, but it was just too cold for me to order that so I went with cranberry. Served in a GIANT glass. Jim had chicken flautas and I had a steak fajita. The food was delicious and efficiently served by masked waitstaff. Tables are separated appropriately and all precautions we have come to expect are in effect. There were lots of take out orders being prepared. It was a lovely relaxed evening with friendly staff and we won’t wait so long to return this time.
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Good Morning Gloucester 