One foggy day at Niles Pond, another dreary one on Brace Cove which was hosting a few seals the other day in the gloom. It’s glorious over there any kind of day.







My View of Life on the Dock
One foggy day at Niles Pond, another dreary one on Brace Cove which was hosting a few seals the other day in the gloom. It’s glorious over there any kind of day.







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After a rainy day, still took a walk on Shore Road and was surprised by a little sun peeking through

Brrr….


![]() Small Business Grants Deadline Extended News from the office of Rep. Ann-Margaret Ferrante |
| Dear Joey, I wanted to give you a quick update today to let you know that the deadline to apply for a Small Business Grant has been extended. The new deadline to apply is November 17, 2020 at 11:59 PM. If you are a local small business owner, please consider taking advantage of this grant opportunity in order to help your business and employees. Massachusetts Growth Capital Corporation (MGCC) is administering the Small Business Grants program, with $50.8 million available. Grant awards range between $25,000 and $75,000. Eligibility criteria and applications are available here. As part of this grant program, preference is given to small businesses whose owners are women, minorities, veterans, members of other underrepresented groups, or focused on serving the Gateway Cities of Massachusetts, who have been unable to open and those most adversely impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Preference is also given to applicants that have not been able to receive aid from other federal programs, including PPP and other relief related to COVID-19. The program has two distinct funding “doors” based on business size, with different eligibility criteria, which is available online. Applicants must review the information to determine which program to apply for. After the application period closes on November 17, MGCC will begin to review all applications. MGCC will award and disburse grants based upon eligibility criteria and preference prioritization. For inquiries on applications, please contact MGCC directly. You can email them at one of the email addresses below, depending on which grant you applied for:info@massgcc.com with the subject line “Small Business Grants for 50 or Fewer Employees”support@massgcc.com with the subject line “Small Business Grants for 5 or Fewer Employees”Even if you are not a small business owner, or you are not planning on applying for a grant, please share this information with others that may be able to take advantage of this grant opportunity. ![]() |
Throughout most of the year, our homes are a private space. A place shared by our immediate family, with guests every once in a while. Maybe you are one of those people who keep everything super organized except for the bedroom. Or maybe you are one of those people whose lives thrive on organized chaos, except in the kitchen. Everyone has their own home habits,but all of thatchanges when the holidays come around.The holidays have a way of putting your home on display for all to see. So why not take advantage of it? You’re going to be decorating anyway.

1. Finish the projects you started, or never started
We all have those projects, it’s nothing to be ashamed of. These are the projects our friends and family ask about in jest. To test us, to try our patience. Why not give them…
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Niles Beach showed off some November color on a recent foggy day. And again a few days later w hen a brave soul took a swim adding some color to a dreary day at Niles. Every time we go by, there are people taking respite watching the shoreline and horizon.











Blue notes….
