The Gloucester DPW has recently installed new playground equipment in the small neighborhood playground area in close vicinity to the Bay View Fire Station. I am not sure if it has officially opened yet. Perhaps someone can update us all.
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2026 Women’s elimination race schedule. This year there will be TWO elimination races to determine which two crews will advance to face the 2026 Women’s Champions: Salty Oars, on Friday night, June 26th.
Elimination races will be held on both Saturday (June 20th) and Sunday (June 21st), with races on both days starting at 10:00AM at Pavilion Beach.
The following is the Women’s elimination race schedule:
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A beautiful doe and its fawn visited our backyard recently. It’s been quite a while since we have seen a fawn in our immediate neighborhood so this was a special treat. They spent a fair amount of time hanging around and it reminded me of the scene in Bambi where the mother cautiously introduces Bambi to the meadow. There were definitely some lessons being shared that late afternoon! For additional story details and images, please check out Pat D’s Photos and Adventures on Facebook link here. It was a special opportunity to observe wildlife.
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launching the GHS Medical Assisting program and O’Maley Courtyard project;
piloting a Drone Operator Course and LEGO science kits; and
sustaining beloved programs like band, theater, and O’Maley Academy.
We’re especially impressed with that incredible cover photo by GHS sophomore Shane Widtfeldt, taken in the GHS Auto Shop. Literal sparks were flying as fellow sophomore Sam Watts did some welding!
We hope you enjoy the report, and that it inspires you to support our Spring Appeal. Every gift will help fund programs in Gloucester Schools next fall: programs educators dream up, students adore, and families count on.
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Thursday there’s a Music BINGO Fundraiser for The Fishtown Horribles Parade in the restaurant from 6-8pm. $20 to play!
Friday night The Midtown Horns are up on The Cut stage for the first time. They throw one heck of a dance party, so come get your groove on! Doors at 7pm. Show at 8pm. 18+
Friday night there will also be live music in the restaurant with Erinn Brown Duo from 7pm-10pm. No cover.
Saturday we are thrilled to have Rebels – America’s Tom Petty Tribute at The Cut! Seats are selling fast, so grab yours before they’re gone. Doors at 7pm.Show at 8pm. 18+.
Plus, DJ Vito & Friends will be throwing it down in the restaurant from 9pm – close. No cover.
Sunday we will have live music in the restaurant from 2-5pm , along with 50 cent wings and FREE pool!
BRAVO2 is serving their killer Detroit Style pizzas along with a full menu of other delicious salads, sides, and mains. Come on by and check them out! Updated hours are below. Their current hours are: Wed 5pm – 9pm Thu 5pm – 9pm Fri 5pm – 10pm Sat 5pm – 10pm Sun 12pm – 9pm Closed Mon & Tue
Community celebration on June 14 invites the North Shore to experience Jewish pride, joy, food, music, art, and connection
Gloucester, MA — In just one week, Stage Fort Park will come alive with Jewish music, culture, food, art, and family fun as the Cape Ann Jewish Cultural Festival returns to Gloucester on Sunday, June 14, from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m.
The festival is free, family-friendly, and open to the entire community, welcoming people of all backgrounds from Cape Ann, and across the North Shore.
Hosted by Chabad Jewish Center of Cape Ann, the festival offers a joyful and welcoming way to experience Jewish culture in the heart of Cape Ann. Guests will enjoy live klezmer music, free children’s activities, artists and vendors, and kosher food available for purchase.
More than just a festival, organizers say the event is meant to be a public celebration of connection, belonging, and Jewish joy.
“At a time when Jewish identity is so often spoken about in the context of challenges, this festival offers something different,” said Rabbi Avremi Raichik, director of Chabad Jewish Center of Cape Ann. “It is a chance to celebrate Jewish life openly, proudly, and joyfully through music, food, art, family, and community.”
The Cape Ann Jewish Cultural Festival was created to bring people together and share the richness of Jewish culture with the broader community. The event is designed for all ages, whether attendees come for the music, the food, the kids’ activities, the vendors, or simply to enjoy an uplifting afternoon by the Gloucester waterfront.
“This is not only for the Jewish community,” Rabbi Raichik said. “It is for neighbors, families, friends, and anyone who wants to be part of a warm, meaningful, and joyful community celebration.”
Organizers are encouraging attendees to reserve free tickets in advance so they can prepare for the crowd.
Event Details: What: Cape Ann Jewish Cultural Festival When: Sunday, June 14, 1:00–3:00 p.m. Where: Stage Fort Park, Gloucester, MA Admission: Free and family-friendly Tickets/RSVP:CapeAnnJewishFestival.com
The festival will take place rain or shine.
About Chabad Jewish Center of Cape Ann Chabad Jewish Center of Cape Ann serves Gloucester, Rockport, Ipswich, Essex, Manchester-by-the-Sea, Hamilton, Wenham, and the surrounding area with Jewish education, holiday programs, community events, family programming, and opportunities for Jewish connection and celebration.
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Boat owners can drop off used shrink wrap at Gloucester DPW before the program ends. Please remember that shrink wrap must be dropped off free of lumber and debris.
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