Alexandra’s Bread – flair, fare and wares- artisan bakery and local & vintage gift shop 265 Main Street Gloucester MA
avoid the empty rack- call ahead to place your order – phone: (978) 281-3064

My View of Life on the Dock
Alexandra’s Bread – flair, fare and wares- artisan bakery and local & vintage gift shop 265 Main Street Gloucester MA
avoid the empty rack- call ahead to place your order – phone: (978) 281-3064


Near Trapani, Sicily, this Doric temple was not built by the Greeks;
there is no evidence they occupied this location at the time it was built in the 5th century BC. The building was never completed and is remarkably preserved as is the mystery of its origins.
Sent from my iPhone
Sent from my iPhone
Also see them on Around Town #100 where David Cox caught them in the Air.
This photo of a sea turtle swimming off a remote beach near Puerto Adventuras checking out Thatcher as intently as Thatcher is checking it out makes me smile every time I see it. I hadn’t found time to go through our GoPro footage until last night and I was so happy to see that we captured a little of the magic. I love that my boys and the other children we were traveling with were so eager to hop off the boat and swim with these wild turtles…. as well as some stingrays….many of whom were giant!
Salty kids….hopefully they made some memories that they won’t soon forget.







Holy Cow Ice Cream Cafe plans to open for the season Friday April 26. That little corner of Gloucester seems a perfect set up for families with the nearby Yellow Sub Shop and Burnham’s Field playground. As Holy Cow says: ice cream, coffee, happiness.



Join us at North Shore Restorative Yoga for two incredible workshops this week that will restore vitality and balance to your life!

THIS Thursday, April 25 from 7-9PM: Restorative Yoga with Acupuncture $60
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As you may have read, a banded male Piping Plover was spotted by Piping Plover volunteer monitor Heather Hall late afternoon on April 16th. He was banded on October 7th, 2018, at Cumberland Island, Georgia. (Read more here). ETM has been spotted daily and often at Good Harbor Beach since the 16th.
We’ve heard more from the Virginia Tech Shorebird Program biologists. ETM was last seen at Cumberland Island on April 11th, which means that in five days, or less, he traveled all the way from Georgia to Gloucester, approximately 1,140 miles, if traveling by airplane and overland. If he were traveling along the coastline, that would greatly increase the mileage. It’s no wonder that when we see shorebirds newly arrived at Good Harbor Beach in the spring, they appear weary and ravenous!
Reader Kevin McCarthy from Amelia River Cruises left a comment on our first post about ETM – “I was born and raised in Gloucester and grew up at Brier Neck but moved to Amelia Island Florida in 1968. Amelia Island is just south of Cumberland Island and for 20 years I have been operating Amelia River Cruises with narrative sighting boat tours along Cumberland Island. My wife’s family are among the very first English settlers on the island in 1740. Your plover may have been part of my Tours this winter.”
Not entirely sure when someone left the note, but feeling grateful to find this greeting by the path

idling trail fairly steady here – maybe a sidewalk butler back by the entrance with the other signs?
Easter Sunday early morning, the fog was awesome especially around Kettle Island.


Episode 91
We sit down on location with Ipswich Bay Cornhole League founders, Scot Morrison & Mike Rygiel to talk about CORNHOLE this summer at Mile Marker One.
We talk about the beginning of I.B.C.L., how they got this started, How they became the events of the Summer at Mile Marker and how it’s all about developing a commuinity and that is how this will be their 3rd year as a part of the Bluefin Blowout!
The game is simple! ANYONE CAN PLAY! COME ON DOWN! (If BSide can do it, you got to start somewhere).
Check out the 26:10 minute mark for a MOMENTOUS OCCASION!
Every Monday Night 7pm (registration 6:15pm) @ N.Andover VFW (Shoutout to Bryan T Kirby), Every Thursday 7pm @ True North Brewery-Ipswich (Shoutout to Zack Hoover)
Calendar Events:
***Causes Listed***
5/9: https://www.facebook.com/events/575817326258290/?event_time_id=575817352924954
5/18: The Prosthetic Foundation Cornhole Fundraiser (Advanced & Social Divisions)
6/8: Pan-Mass Challenge Cornhole Fundraiser (Advanced & Social Divisions)
7/21: 2019 Bluefin Blowout | Cornhole Tournament
8/17: 2019 Crohn’s and Colitis Cornhole Tournament (Advanced & Social Divisions)
9/14: 2nd Annual Ipswich Fire Department Cornhole Tournament
Scot and Mike would like to give a BIG THANK YOU to their Sponsors!
Salem Five Bank
Caram Landscaping & Construction
F.A.H.E.Y. Construction Company, Ipswich
Erin Lane – Realtor at Bentley’s Real Estate, Newburyport, MA
SCL Home Services, LLC, Ipswich MA
Potter Home Loans – CrossCountry Mortgage, Inc. Danvers
Shadrack Construction
Ipswich Beverage, Ipswich, MA
Riverview Pizza, Ipswich MA
@Nuno Ferreira Design, Peabody, MA
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Minglewood Harborside is now open!
Last fall we closed down Laitude 43 & Minglewood Tavern to make some big changes, and we can’t wait to share the finished product with you!
At the heart of Minglewood Harborside is waterfront dining. With an oversized deck and retractable glass walls, you’ll be able to enjoy an alfresco dining experience both inside and out.
Fresh seafood, creative sushi and tavern favorites make up the new menu, which is complimented by refreshing cocktails shaken up behind the welcoming bar.

Visit us today at 25 Rogers Street in Gloucester
www.MinglewoodHarborside.com
Minglewood Harborside Hours
4 PM – 9 PM Monday – Thursday
11:30 AM – 10 PM Friday & Saturday
11:30 AM – 9 PM Sunday
And don’t forget to follow us on Facebook for a video tour of the new space and info on our Grand Opening celebration!
Internationally acclaimed Austrian soprano Ute Gfrerer and renowned Boston artist Lisa Rosowsky, present a deeply moving evening of song and art, based on the legacy of silence of their two fathers during World War II, one an Austrian member of the Nazi Youth Party, and one a French Jew. In a unique collaboration, the two artists present a Holocaust-themed program of music and mixed media artworks, based on memories of their fathers.
Singer Ute Gfrerer, accompanied on the piano by William Merrill, and artist Lisa Rosowsky present a program based on a chance meeting in 2017, when they learned that they both suffered a legacy of silence and grief from their fathers’ very different experiences in World War II. Gfrerer’s father was a member of the Nazi Youth Party and a soldier, while Rosowsky’s father went into hiding in France after his parents were arrested and sent to…
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