A reminder for the Great Magnolia Library Indoor Yard Sale

The Stuff Childhood is Made Of
Thursday night lights. Rockport Little League Play-offs, Major B. Game One.
A sweet little Thursday night game under the lights at Parisi Field with the High School field of dreams looming in the background.
National Anthem, 6 innings, team BBQ (for both teams of course), laughter, running, more laughter, and then ice cream over at the Dairy Train.
Quintessential small-town Little League and the stuff that childhood is made of.

In the Good Ole Summertime
What young ladies saw in the Gloucester Daily Times in 1922 as “informal” summertime frocks. I hear we are getting some real summer weather, but I don’t think we will see this much fabric on the entire beach.


Jazz Brunch with Scollins-Selib Duo – 6/17 – Feather & Wedge
Join us for brunch and great jazz standards arranged and performed by Berklee-trained Kevin Scollins and Mitch Selib. Brunch tastes better accompanied by a side a sheer talent and artistry.
Reservations recommended. 978.999.5917
Sunday, June 17
10:30 – 2:30 PM
Feather & Wedge Restaurant & Bar, 5 Main Street, Rockport, MA 01966

Susan Manning O’Briant Solo Show Now through June 20 Monday through Saturday 10am-5pm and Sunday noon-5pm Open Free to the Public! www.susanmanningobriant.com
Hot Dogs Or Legs?

Game Changer- Father’s Day Gift Yeti Lowball Double Insulated Tumbler
Love Mine! Big Time!

For the Bourbon
YETI Rambler 10oz Vacuum Insulated Stainless Steel Lowball with Lid $19.99
Link to purchase-
conditioning
Classic- last one runs to the front.

Happy Birthday Tom Ring 62 Never Looked So Good




The Four of Us

Gloucester 8th graders making their boats at the Essex Shipbuilding Museum
Last year I went over there to take photos of this great way to help students learn a new skills. Amy one of the teachers invited me back. It is fun to watch and learn. The teachers at O’Maley and the Essex Shipbuilding Museum are really great. On Friday, they will be launching this boats. 
John Jerome- Behind the Music

Alicia Unleashed taped 6/13/18 with John Jerome. B-Side and Hostess Alicia


Episode 80!
Hot Plate: Alicia is leaving the Island. Recycle correctly! Anthony Bourdain and Kate Spade.
Skippers of the Hot Plate: Interview starts at 23:43.
WE GOT HIM! After a year of campaining (or stalking, whichever) we have JOHN JEROME sitting down with us!
We get in to his beginnings with a guitar, his newly released album (links below), also his musical inspirations. We get a “behind the music” tour as to what it took to make an album, how long it takes and the process.
Social Media finds:
FB: johnjeromemusic
Instagram: johnjeromemusic
Spotify, iTunes, Pandora, Amazon Music.
Music Calendar:
June 15 7-10-Old Newbury Counrty Club
June 16 6-9pm-Captain Carlos (Gloucester)
June 20-Design of Mine ‘Ladies Night’ (Gloucester)
June 29 9pm Minglewood Tavern-Fiesta Friday!
July 21st 7-9pm Studio (Rocky Neck)
July 28th 6-8pm The Rhumbline (Gloucester)
August 16th Mile Marker (Gloucester)
August 18th 9pm-whenever Opus (Salem)
Dennis Brennan Tonight 8:30pm @ The Rhumb Line 6.14.2018

Thursday at the Rhumb: critically acclaimed songwriter and male hat model, Mr. Dennis Brennan! Yes, girls, he’s back…and he’s beautiful! I always love to join him and play his great self-penned toons. Joining us will be the commodious Steve Sadler, on guitar, and Andy Plaistead on drummms. A banner night! You’ll see.
This Wednesday ~ Design of Mine’s Summer Series, Live Music & Shopping ~June 20th 6-8pm
Gloucester Smiles-940
Hats Off to Flag Day
“Flag Day falls within National Flag Week, a time when Americans reflect on the foundations of the nation’s freedom. The flag of the United States represents freedom and has been an enduring symbol of the country’s ideals since its early days. During both events, Americans also remember their loyalty to the nation, reaffirm their belief in liberty and justice, and observe the nation’s unity”
Making the Oars
O’Maley 8th graders
Oh Say Can You See?
It’s Flag Day, one of those commemorations that sometimes gets lost in the patriotic shuffle between Memorial Day and July 4th. Although a Flag Day holiday hasn’t been an official national observance very long (only since 1949), celebrations of the flag’s birthday June 14 1777 have been held since 1885. Gloucester really steps it up when it comes to flying the Ole Stars and Stripes all year round.












