Although wet in the rain, it still seemed inviting at a cemetery in Manchester By the Sea. Checkers anyone?


My View of Life on the Dock
Although wet in the rain, it still seemed inviting at a cemetery in Manchester By the Sea. Checkers anyone?


A pair of Great Blue Herons joined the neighborhood egret for a meal recently. They appeared to be cautiously accepting of each other as they enjoyed marsh treats. After a little while, two additional egrets joined the fun. The five of them provided us with an airshow and several minutes of entertainment. So happy to see so many signs of spring popping up! It gives me hope for a light at the end of this tunnel.

Otherwise this is pretty accurate.

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Carl’s list has me drooling.

Local people doing amazing things – DCL is a Boston based leading fabricator of architectural specialties. DCL President Mark Andreasson and his wife Karen Gorczyca reside on Cape Ann. DCL is now producing and delivering Personal Protective Equipment to area hospitals, police, and fire departments. Thank you Mark and Karen and DCL staff for all you are doing to help first responders.
DCL is a leading fabricator of architectural specialties – including custom signage, rebranding, wayfinding, and themed entertainment. We partner with architects and designers to custom-engineer the right solutions for each project. Our experience and expertise spans globally, and we provide custom solutions for the Academic, Athletic, Healthcare, Hospitality, Retail, and Transportation industries.
Casting a pellet is a totally normal thing that Snowy Owls, and all owls do. You may even have dissected a pellet in biology class. I just had no idea until seeing Snowy do this that they could be so enormous!
You can view the first three episodes here: Snowy Owl Film Project. All five will eventually be found on this page. Almost finished with Part Four: Snowy Owl Takes a Bath 🙂
A Snowy Owl Comes to Cape Ann
Part Three: Snowy Owl Casts a Pellet
Once or twice a day an owl casts, or regurgitates, a pellet, which is a mass of undigested parts of the bird’s food. Pellets form after an owl has fed. The owl often casts a pellet, and goes poop, shortly before heading out to hunt.
Pellets contain sharp-edged bones and teeth that could damage the bird’s lower digestive tract. Its presence prevents the owl from swallowing fresh prey.
I love this staircase, right down to the ocean.

Some Beauty In The Yard And Signs Of Things To Come-






Tired of not getting your order from insta cart? Don’t want to go to the grocery store ?
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Castaways Vintage Cafe is now offering delivery of fresh fruit & veggies. We want to provide our customers with safe and healthy options during these hard times. We will have a fruit bag that will include
•quart of strawberries, pint of blueberries, bunch of bananas, 1/2 dozen apples, 1/2 dozen oranges
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We will also have a veggie bag that will include
•Head of Broccoli, 6 oz Spinach, 1/2 doz Carrots, 1 Zucchini, 1 Cucumber, 2 red peppers
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Each bag will be $28 with free contactless delivery or contactless pick up at the cafe
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We are also able to deliver your favorite Castaways coffee, açaí bowl or power juice with your order.
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Please message or call us with your order! Delivering everyday
@ Castaways Vintage Cafe


Live GloucesterCast 395 With Bryan Lafata, Jim Dalpiaz and Joey Ciaramitaro 4/9/20
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Thank you to the people on the font lines of the crisis that are sacrificing being away from their families- First Responders, Health Care Workers, Grocery Store People, Truckers and anyone else sacrificing to keep things moving.
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Great news! The Trustees will be reopening 76 properties for resident use starting today Thursday April 9. They ask that you visit those closest to your residence and (of course) maintain distance and any other active restrictions in place at the time. Further, they are asking you to change your plans if the parking lot is full as you approach.
This is a list of the newly opened properties. Halibut Point, Greenwood Farm, Hamlin Reservation, and Stavros Reservation are among the nearby properties included. ENJOY!


Only way to improve upon it would be to fill it with Ryan and Wood hand sanitizer.

We will have GHS Athletic Director Bryan Lafata On The GloucesterCast Live Stream Thursday Morning At 10:30AM
Join us and participate by asking questions as we go live. Here and at http://www.facebook.com/joeygmg


Savour To Curbside!
Ordering Curbside Pickup: efficient, easy… further maintaining safety.
In concert with the latest healthcare mandates, we are temporarily suspending in-store shopping, transitioning immediately and exclusively to Curbside Pickup. With our curbside pickup program, everything is left to us to fulfill your order.
Free delivery on Cape Ann requires a minimum order of $50., focused first to customers unable to pickup / should not venture from home. Delivery is Tuesday – Saturday, same or next day.
Here’s what you need to know.
>Curbside pickup takes place in our ample private parking space directly behind Savour.
>Begin by emailing your order to: kathleen@savourwineandcheese.com, you can mention a spending level…consider red, white, rose, sparkling selections from our $9.99 bins for the “taste” quality, & the $14.99 & 19.99 bins “expressing complexity”… ask for a callback, or call us to order @ 978.282.1455 during business hours, Tuesday – Saturday, 11am – 6pm.
>For most all customers we have your wine & cheese purchase history in our database for review, & welcome making recommendations, including wine pairings.
>With your order assembled and ready, we will call to arrange a convenient time for your pickup. During all order confirmation calls we will ask for your credit card information.
>Arriving at Savour, just pop the trunk & we’ll place your order inside!
>What to order? everything Savour … wine, beer, cheese, charcuterie, breads, our own fortified chicken bone broth, chocolate & more. Our website homepage will feature a rotating selection of current and new in-stock wines to consider – savourwineandcheese.com
We trust this service provides further assurances of a safer shopping experience, further minimizing risk, enhancing “our” collective well-being. We welcome your vote for Northshore magazine’s BONS award, for “Best Wine Selection”. Enter http://bit.ly/Savour-BONS20 From the Drink category page scroll to Wine Selection, scroll to Savour & click to vote. Thank You!
be well, be safe, be thoughtful…
-Kathleen Morgan & the Savour team
savour wine and cheese l 76 prospect street l gloucester, ma l 978. 282. 1455
Prior to dawn Monday morning, two Eastern Coyotes were spotted perusing Saratoga Creek and Good Harbor Beach. They appeared to be a pair; the huskier of the two was definitely the ‘alpha’ Coyote, with the smaller trotting after the larger. Before crossing the Creek, they both stopped to go pooh and pee in a pile of seaweed.
The larger (am assuming a male, but not entirely sure) has a more mottled snout with a black tail tip, while the smaller of the two has a very black snout and no black on its tail tip.
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Kathleen Adams, Music Director
Annisquam Village Church

Wear your “Easter best” or florals
Place flowers where they can be seen by others on screen
Meeting ID: 870 167 6165
Password: 171731
Note: There will be no Spiritual Connection Circle