Sunset on Sunday evening

Cold and windy but the sunset over Coolidge Point was beautiful.  The house on the point always looks so interesting.

Bank Gloucester “I Am More Project

BankGloucester “I Am More” Reception

During the months of November and December BankGloucester is hosting eight portraits from the original I Am More series. The colored pencil and pastel portraits by Amy Kerr are accompanied by essays by the subjects about how they are more than their mental illness or life situation.

There will be a reception this Saturday November 16th from 11am – 1pm at 160 Main Street in Gloucester if you would like to meet the artist and some of the local subjects.

This is the last scheduled I Am More event for Cape Ann, so a huge thank you to Ocean Alliance, the City of Gloucester, Action Inc., The Open Door, Gloucester Stage Company, Cape Ann Animal Aid, Saltwater Massage Studio, Backyard Growers, Maritime Gloucester, Willow Rest, Treetop Yoga, Addison Gilbert Hospital, Magnolia Library, The Common Crow, Cape Ann Savings Bank, Cape Ann Cinema and Stage, Gloucester High School, Rockport Police Department, Seniorcare Inc., and the Sawyer Free Library for providing a space for discussion and healing. The portraits will continue to travel to locations around Massachusetts and New England.

Gloucester Smiles-1371 with Visitors

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Gloucester Smile with a dog named “Tank”

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Group from Colorado, California and Texas at Halibut Point

It is the most wonderful time of the year

The Gloucester Merchant Associations $1,500 Shopping Spree starts next week! Every time you make a purchase at The Gloucester Shop of Cape Ann, fill out a ticket to win $750, $500 or $250 of gift certificates from participating merchants. The more you shop, the better chance you have to win! Final date of the Shopping Spree has changed to December 19th. Shop local this holiday season.

 

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Small World

I have yet to upgrade to the iPhone 11, but I love seeing the fabulous photos that the phone’s three cameras can take.  I’m always happy when Paul Horovitz shares his close up portraits of small discoveries from walks in the Annisquam.

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Special Thanks to Duckworth’s Bistrot!

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Huge thanks from the Cape Ann Power Yoga Community to Duckworth’s Bistrot for providing us with our GRAND PRIZE $200 Gift Certificate for Sober October!

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29 People successfully committed to an entire month drug and alcohol free AND 15 Power Yoga Practices. From those we drew one lucky winner for the Gift Certificate  – MAX MCNAMARA!

Congratulations to all of the participants, and our sincere thanks to the Duckworth Family for their generous contribution to our community. We’ll see you all next year!

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Rockport PTO 2019 Holiday Fair

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Saturday, November 16th
9:30 to 2 PM
Rockport High School
24 Jerdens Lane, Rockport

Come get your holiday shopping done or buy something unique for yourself! We will have:

  • Amazing Crafters and Artists
  • Photos with Santa
  • Gingerbread House Kits
  • Surprise Jars for the Kids (they sell out fast!)
  • High Quality Raffle Items
  • Yummy Baked Goods
  • Coffee and Lunch

This is just a small sample of some of the amazing items that will be there!

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This Image Of The Good Harbor Footbridge Was Not In My Show But Is Now Available Online Here- https://www.capeanngicleeshop.com/photography-1vkisq57boly/categories/joey-ciaramataro

You can go to Cape Ann Giclee 20 Maplewood Ave To Purchase or Order It Online Here

 

This print here would look ridiculous and be the centerpiece of anyone’s home that has love for Gloucester.

Click here to check out the work and get your holiday shopping done!

NOT ONE, BUT TWO, SUPER RARE BIRDS SPOTTED AT EASTERN POINT TODAY – A LARK SPARROW AND A WESTERN KINGBIRD

A very rare-for-these parts Lark Sparrow was spotted by numerous birders today and yesterday at Niles Pond. The beautiful little songster kept either close to the ground foraging on tiny seeds or well camouflaged in the crisscrossing branches of trees and shrubs.

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Song Sparrows Gloucester and Ipswich

We mostly see Song Sparrows around Niles at this time of year. Compare in the above photos how plain the breast of the Lark Sparrow is to that of the heavily streaked Song Sparrow’s underparts. I write rare-for-these-parts because the Lark Sparrow is entirely out of its range as you can see in the first attached map below.

A second rare bird has been spotted on Eastern Point, a Western Kingbird. It was a rough day for photographing, too overcast, so here is a photo from wikicommons media so that if you are around the Point, you will know what to look for. The Western Kingbird is also far outside its range.

The barge is back

The progress on the Magnolia Pier is very noticeable.   The workers have been doing a great job and also they have been very nice.

If Dr Leif Baklund At Harbor Cove Dental Isn’t Your Dentist You Ought To Have Your Head Examined

Heated/Massage State of The Art Dentist Chairs- Pain Free Dentistry, Convenient Downtown Location With Off Street Parking-Rockin Good Music Piped Through The Joint- Super Friendly Staff.

Harbor Cove Dental Has It ALL.

Complete 100% Absolute No Brainer.  Like why in heaven’s name would you go anywhere else?  Would you rather get drilled out by 1970’s technology?

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The Sawyer Free Library (SFL) and Wellspring House are pleased to announce their collaborative photographic exhibition “Portraits of Cape Ann Immigrants”

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The Sawyer Free Library (SFL) and Wellspring House are pleased to announce their collaborative photographic exhibition “Portraits of Cape AnnImmigrants” will open on Thursday, November 14. The exhibition presents stories of recent immigrants to Cape Ann and celebrates their stories of resilience and hope.
The opening reception of “Portraits of Cape Ann Immigrants” will be on Thursday, November 14, from 6:30–8 p.m. at the Sawyer Free Library located at 2 Dale Avenue in Gloucester. The evening is open and free to the public to attend and enjoy with refreshments provided by The Open Door. The exhibit will be on view through December.
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