Live at Wheelhouse Work Space 189 Main St in Gloucester MA with Chris McCarthy and Nate Cahill (entrance next to the lobster trap tree or on the other side of the building on Duncan Street)
Mary Poppins visits the library!
Justine and Christy share Sawyer Free children’s services fun program from a versatile enrichment talent:
Mark your calendars: Mary Poppins Visits the Library Thursday, February 21, 2019

Sign up to read to Zyla the dog at Sawyer Free Library!
Gloucester Lyceum & Sawyer Free Public Library children’s services offers fantastic weekly programming. Zyla the Therapy Dog loves a good book! The next “Sign up to read” or sit with Zyla are January 29th, March 5th and May 14th. Looking ahead: there’s plenty of time to prepare for the annual Poetry Without Paper contest co-founded by Jon Ronan with Christy Russo, Director of Children’s Services. This year, national Poem in Pocket Day falls on April 25, 2019.
Wheelhouse Co-Working Space Opening February 1!
Some pictures from this morning’s live Facebook video and podcast. Nate Cahill showed us all around and answered all our questions with confidence and good humor. It’s shaping up to be a great space for work, research and networking. Contact Nate for a tour via this link to Wheelhouse. You won’t regret it!




The vault lock and door handle that Kim thought was so intriguing!

Rockport Harmony
Rockport Harmony!
Who? Any RPS student who loves the ARTS!
When? January 20th 2019 6:30-8:30pm
Where? First Congregational Church 12 School Street
$? Suggested donation ~ $3.00 for students $5.00 for adults $12.00 max per family
Why? Do people keep taking your microphone away? Come to this event and find out why. Listen carefully to the secret messages in our lyrics – or be brave and share some of your own!
What? Student performances of music, art and dance
ALL Students and youth are invited to email us right now at:
rockportharmony@gmail.com to reserve a performance slot. Extraordinary talent NOT required! All material/lyrics must be family friendly and set lists must be approved by the student production team prior to the show.
Come hear what the buzz is all about!
Friend us on Facebook @RockportHarmony
$1 off admission price if you friend us on Facebook at the door
Gloucester Smiles with Kevin Martin
Breakfast at Charlie’s Place and also see Martin in a Gerttyimage used for an article on Dogtown Common.
“A Plan To Keep Dogtown Wild And Free
GLOUCESTER, MA – MARCH 12: Kevin Martin checks out a Babson Boulder with a ‘Keep Out of Debt’ carving on Dogtown Common in Gloucester, MA on March 12, 2018. The area in Gloucester and Rockport known as Dogtown is hard to pin down. It is part historical site, part recreation area, and part rambling woodland. It is a place where mountain bikers ride rugged trails and history buffs come to explore the remains of Colonial-era homes. No matter how you see Dogtown, the land is an important local resource that needs to be protected, said Mary Ellen Lepionka, co-chair of the Gloucester Historical Commission and one of the leaders of an effort to have Dogtown listed on the National Register of Historic Places. (Photo by John Blanding/The Boston Globe via Getty Images)” Link
Oilskins
While going through my phone last night I found this photo from August. It is always right about now that I begin to miss summer days. These oilskins all lined up for a hard day at work definitely say Gloucester to me.

Finish Line Glosta for the Adventureman!

I caught a re-tweet from Sefatia Romeo Theken last night which contained very exciting news for Gloucester from Adventureman Jamie McDonald, who is running 6000 miles across the United States to raise money so that no child will have to forgo medical treatments due to financial concerns. He has decided to end his run right here in Gloucester, in part due to the fact that his hometown is Gloucester England. At the moment, he thinks he might cross his finish line sometime in March. He’s on his way up the East Coast after starting in northwest Washington state.
You can follow him on this link as well as on Facebook by searching for Adventureman. Donations can be made at SuperheroFoundation.org. This is very exciting news for our city! Thanks to the Mayor for sharing the information!

Grand opening Atelier Cape Ann February 1

14-Day Trial at Crossfit Cape Ann

Looking for a new fitness routing in 2019? Not sure if CFCA is right for you? We offer a 14-day trial membership for $65 so you can test the waters before fully committing to improving your health/fitness and life! Trial memberships start with a private intro session with one of our coaches. The intro will give you an opportunity to check out our facility, learn more about our program, watch an actual class in progress and learn some of the basic movements that we use on a regular basis. More importantly, it’s a chance for us to get to know you… (your goals, athletic background, previous injuries) and address any questions or concerns that you may have. This session generally lasts 40-60 mins. Once you have completed your intro… come to class as much as you want for the next 14 days! Get a feel for our workouts, our coaches and our…
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What’s In A Name – More Algonquian Place Names
“What’s in a Name?” is a new original series from 1623 Studios in partnership with the Gloucester Historical Commission. On this episode, Mary Ellen Lepionka explains the history behind place names on Cape Ann and their Algonquian roots. Mary Ellen is an independent scholar researching the history of Cape Ann from the last Ice Age to around 1750 for a book on the subject and is a trustee of the Massachusetts Archaeological Society and co-chair of the Gloucester Historical Commission. Visit her website at www.capeannhistory.org.
http://gloucester-ma.gov/index.aspx?NID=109
submitted by Becky Tober Cape Ann TV
AS THE GULLS FLY
The Patriot Way…
Sunday morning at Cripple Cove

Music Around Town ~ January 14-20, 2019
Gloucester’s Finest New Construction Waterfront Townhouses! 1 Left, Phase 3 about to start
https://charleenmccarthy.cbintouch.com/media/id/15778965

Thinking about Listing your Home? Let me help you as well put a SOLD sign on your front lawn!
The Practice of Nia or What is Nia? by White Belt Teacher Linda Wilkes

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Gloucester’s 3rd Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Celebration – a festive community event!
Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Celebration hosted by the Gloucester Meetinghouse Foundation
Monday, January 21st 2019, 2:00-6:00pm
In the historic (1806) Gloucester Meetinghouse (Unitarian Universalist Church)
Corner of Middle and Church Street
This is a free community event and all are welcome!
Free-will contributions to the Gloucester Meetinghouse Foundation towards the ongoing preservation of the building are requested. Memberships, mugs, caps, totes, shirts and refreshments available.
Gloucester’s 3rd Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Celebration: an afternoon of presentations honoring Dr. King about African-American History including Sandra Ronan, Stephanie Buck, live music by Alvin Foster and his band Soul Eclectic, and Keynote Speaker award-winning filmmaker/journalist Clennon L. King on MLK’s Boston years, followed by audio of Martin Luther King, Jr. accompanied by a slide show. Audience invited to ring the Paul Revere bell at the conclusion for freedom.
More info at: www.gloucestermeetinghouse.org
SCHEDULE
2:00-2:15 Introduction: ‘Why Are…
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Brrrr
Any day on the beach is a good day, but boy was it cold on Pebble Beach.



