Congratulations Gloucester!

Posted on by Cyndi Deal

Gloucester won the America in Bloom “Outstanding Achievement in Flowers” award yesterday during the organization’s annual symposium! Generous Gardeners nominated Gloucester for our beautiful flowers in public spaces that continuously bloom for three seasons. America in Bloom is a national organization that supports community enhancement through beauty, pride in heritage, and volunteerism. Kudos to our Gloucester community, city government, and Generous Gardeners. For more information about America in Bloom, please visit https:www.americainbloom.org.

Remembering a Brother and a Friend at the Breakwater

Posted on by Manuel F. Simoes

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Four Gentlemen from Cambridge walked the breakwater in remembrance  of a brother and a friend.

Gloucester is a special place.

World War II Memorial Work Underway

Posted on by Pat D

Looks like some work is being done at the WWII Memorial to spiff things up. Looking forward to the finished work on behalf of my Dad, a Gloucesterman who served.

Volunteer Drivers Needed!

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

trixy546's avatarCape Ann Community

SeniorCare’s Volunteer Medical Transportation Program needs Volunteer Drivers in Beverly, Gloucester, Rockport and Topsfield to drive elders who live in your community to and from their out-of-town essential medical appointments. Appointments occur during the day, Monday-Friday typically between 8am – 4pm. Commitment is flexible – you let us know when you are available. COVID Safety Protocols are in place and training is provided. Please contact SeniorCare to learn about how you can sign up and get started with helping elders in your community. RSVP@Seniorcareinc.org or 978-281-1750 x568

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October 1, 2020 #GloucesterMA Harbor Print Available For Sale

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Print for sale on high quality paper printed by Cape Ann Giclee

October 1, 2020 #GloucesterMA Harbor Print

125.00 $

The Fall Checklist for Your Home

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

grandbanksbp's avatarCape Ann Home

One of the first signs of fall is when the windows start to close. As New Englanders, it is a nearly universal point of pride to keep them open for as long as possible. Generally speaking, October 1 is the earliest acceptable date to turn on the thermostat. When the days get shorter and the wind gets colder, the windows start to come down. Closing the windows sets off a chain reaction. It’s a signal that there is more work to be done around the home with the changing of the seasons

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Mike Forgette Tonight @ Minglewood Harborside 7-9pm Live Music!

Posted on by Joanne

We’ve got @4jetti playing for you tonight from 7-9!

25 Rogers St Gloucester, MA 01930

http://minglewoodharborside.com/

 

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