Good Morning Gloucester

What’s this all about?

Since early 2018, Jane Deering Gallery has been providing exhibition space to area artists. They pay no rent and receive help with promotion and publicity. Artists find it a rewarding experience and Deering believes it’s important for the area. It fosters growth in the arts and offers new visions to our community.

But these are challenging times.  To continue providing this space to artists, Deering asked the many national and international artists she’s worked with over the years to donate a small work, which is now offered to the public for $20.  

Here’s a chance to find a little gem for a song while supporting the gallery’s mission. Works are signed on the back — an Absolute Secret until you’ve bought the work, turned it over, and discovered the artist.

The gallery is grateful to the many artists who enthusiastically donated a work to this cause.  

Station Gloucester and Cutter Key Largo crews arrived 30 miles off Gloucester and put 65’ disabled vessel, Pedro Pio, in tow to Boston Harbor.
Station Point Allerton relieved the tow and took the vessel and 10,000 lbs. of catch to Atlantic Coast Seafood.

📸GM2 Kenneth Kowalski pic.twitter.com/QXUebU0Gm5

— USCGNortheast (@USCGNortheast) October 2, 2020

Workout 8, yes 8. Feeling great. It’s easy, just show up!

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.

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

I was taking some photos of the waves over the breakwater yesterday and had some company: a young buck checking out the neighborhood intruders.

Wishing Stones….

If you know what these are you’re as old as me, maybe even older.