Yesterday at the Cape Ann Farmers Market saw this Help Wanted sign from Dancing Goats our of Newbury, MA. Most of us sit at a desk, thought this might be more fun.
41 Parker St, Newbury, MA 01951
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My View of Life on the Dock
Yesterday at the Cape Ann Farmers Market saw this Help Wanted sign from Dancing Goats our of Newbury, MA. Most of us sit at a desk, thought this might be more fun.
41 Parker St, Newbury, MA 01951
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Fronted by a wild singer who was born to wail and identical twin sisters whose in-your-face attitude never fails to ensnare an audience, this passionate band known for over-the-top stage antics and crowd-pleasing songs delivers energetic rock with aspects of folk and metal, creating the unique, intense sound that is Flight of Fire.
Come join Flight of Fire at Katrina’s as they play an all-night acoustic show with original music and classic rock covers! It’s a rare full-night set at Katrina’s – a “go to” favorite for locals, tourists, families, girls nights out and anyone looking for delicious, creative food, signature cocktails, and cool ambiance.
Flight of Fire has opened for such artists as: Bon Jovi, J. Geils Band, Lita Ford, Fitz and the Tantrums, Alestorm, Nekrogoblikon, The Strumbellas, Joywave, Blue October, Eyes Set To Kill and Hunter Valentine.
Awards
Winners of Best In State – Massachusetts – New England Music Awards – 2017
Nominated For Best New Music Video (My Last Gamble) – Worcester Music Awards – 2017
One of the Hot 100 Live Unsigned Artists & Bands (Music Connection Magazine) – 2016
Winners of Limelight Magazine’s “Opening Act Contest” 2016
Winners of Radio 92.9 Earthfest Battle of the Bands 2016
Winner of Limelight Magazine Music Awards’ “Band of the Year” 2016
New England Music Awards’ “Last Band Standing” Boston Finalists 2015
Hard Rock Rising 2015 Boston City-Wide Champions
more videos on youtube!
check out their website, too!
http://www.flightoffire.com/
crazy good set list!


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Post #2 of the flowers at the boulevard.
I am very proud and excited that a play written by our Director of Performing Arts, Katie Oberlander, and performed by our students at the 2016 Massachusetts Middle School Theatre Festival, where they won a gold medal, has been published by Eldridge Publishing and will performed by two other schools, located in Texas and Indiana, in the next few months.
I’m also looking forward to celebrating with Katie and the cast/crew of Mastermime in a few weeks. See information below.
LOCAL TEACHER AND STUDENTS CELEBRATE PLAY PUBLICATION
Harborlight Montessori’s Director of Performing Arts, Katie Oberlander, and her former middle school students are celebrating the publication of Oberlander’s play, Mastermime, with a party at the Beverly school on Tuesday, October 24 at 6:00pm. Students are planning to sign scripts, greet fans and reminiscence about the creation of the original play.
Mastermime is an over-the-top melodrama that tells the story of a notorious criminal who distracts audiences with entrancing mime routines and then disappears with their valuables. The mystery unfolds, punctuated with theatrical cell phone ringtones, love-at-first sight encounters, and a dramatic mime battle! Oberlander wrote the play for her students to perform at the 2016 Massachusetts Middle School Theatre Festival where they won a gold medal for their performance. Eldridge Publishing, a leading play publisher based in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, subsequently published the play and schools in Texas and Indiana have upcoming performances planned for November and December.
Harborlight Montessori is a preschool through 8th grade independent school in Beverly, MA, serving communities North of Boston. Mastermime is the second play to be published that teacher Katie Oberlander originally wrote for Harborlight students to perform. Oberlander works closely with her students to create plays that are fun for them to perform and specifically catered to their talents. For more information, please contact Director of Communication Nichole Schrafft at nschrafft@harborlight.net.


Gloucester, MA — Sept 12, 2017 – Cape Ann Special Olympics (“CASO”) and Cape Ann YMCA (the “Y”) announced today the extension of a collaboration to support the second season of the Cape Ann Special Olympics Swim Team. The program will provide weekly training to the CASO swim team in competitive swimming as well a developmental program for athletes developing basic skills needed to participate. Classes began on Sept 9 for the swim team and September 14th for the developmental team. All participants will also receive a Y membership for the year with instruction on the use of the Y’s fitness equipment and other facilities. Financial support for this program is provided by Brace Cove Foundation.
In the first year of this very successful program 22 CASO athletes received extensive training at the Y and 18 of them competed in a qualifying meet held at Boston University earning the opportunity…
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We do not believe it is necessary to impose harsh restrictions and stressful limitations in order to have a successful whole body cleanse.
We make it easy by providing educational resources, shopping lists, journal prompts and basic meal templates. With continuous support through this transformational process, we will be connecting and sharing experiences through our in-person weekly meetings as well as our private Facebook group.
In addition to following clean, satisfying dietary recommendations, daily exercise and mindful eating habits, we will cover the following:
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City of Gloucester Focus group MA in Motion interactive session designed for seniors and caregivers
On 10/3/17, Tuesday, from 6:00 – 7:30 p.m., Steve Winslow, Senior Project Manager for the City of Gloucester, seeks community input from seniors and caregivers on ways our City and Cape Ann can reach goals of Mass in Motion – including increasing rates of physical activity of all types and consumption of healthier foods. Those goals will be achieved through efforts to create more accessible and enjoyable options for physical activity, especially walking and bicycling, and increase access to and appreciation of healthy and affordable foods, including locally or regionally harvested foods.
Please read more about MA in Motion on the City of Gloucester website at http://www.gloucester-ma.gov/index.aspx?NID=269
The focus group session will be from 6:00 – 7:00 p.m. From 7-7:30, Ward 4 City Councilor, Val Gilman, will host a casual Q and A on city and local…
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Stopping by for only a few brief moments, a rarely seen and travel weary Spicebush Swallowtail made an appearance in our garden this morning. He drank nectar from the wildflowers, the native Heleniums and Phlox, before departing over the garden gate. We’ve planted a Spicebush just for these beauties, so begged him please come back Mr. Swallowtail, when you have a bit more time, and bring the Mrs. so she may deposit her eggs on the foliage of the Spicebush. They make the cutest caterpillars!
Faded Male Spicebush Swallowtail
The next two photos are courtesy WikiCommons Media and show how different a newly emerged female Spicebush Swallowtail appears, and a Spicebush Swallowtail caterpillar.


The sunset on Tuesday was incredible. Mother Nature at her best.

Quiet works invite worlds of contemplation in the street lit Jane Deering Gallery 19 Pleasant Street, Gloucester, MA. Thru September 30th.


Jane Deering Gallery 19 Pleasant Street, Gloucester, MA
‘Silver and Grey’
two person exhibition: Leslie Lewis Sigler small paintings and
Paul Cary Goldberg Here Still photograph series
The Tootin’ Torquemada of the tenor returns this Thursday! My old buddy. Mr. Andrew Clark returns for another night of wild digressions and upbeat toons guaranteed to make your choppers vibrate. Been awhile since Big A. has transgressed our shores and I’m looking to have a wild time chasing him around the circle of fifths!

On Guitar, “Big Jack” Ward, Luther Johnson’s longtime pot-stirrer will be holding down the fort from his high stool, and everybody’s favorite thumper, Mr. Steve Bankuti will wind you up. Lot’s of dancing!
40 Railroad Avenue
Gloucester, MA 01930
(978) 283-9732
http://www.therhumbline.com/
Search for @AwesomeGloucester on Facebook and follow! You’ll see and keep up with great, active and inspiring ideas from the community.
“I am currently in the process of bringing a video journalism multimedia program to the students at O’Maley Innovation Middle School After School Program. The goal of this ongoing project is to teach students to use their voices for good on platforms that are relevant to their peers and community. One of the big idea projects the students brought to the table was to produce Public Service Announcements surrounding issues they face,…” – Jessica Linquata
From Awesome Gloucester Facebook:
Jessica Linquata, who runs an after school video journalism program at O’Maley, was missing one essential component for her students – HD cameras. So she applied for Awesome Gloucester’s $1000 micro-grant, and tonight Trustee Jacob Belcher handed her the cash she needs to get the equipment. Congratulations, Jessica!
To see more about Jessica’s project- “What Can I Do? Young Voices for Positive Change!
http://www.awesomefoundation.org/en/projects/84613-what-can-i-do-young-voices-for-positive-change
So cool! Thank you Gloucester Stage, Gloucester Public Schools and GEF
Congratulations, Nate, and Gabriel Magee, another Heidi Dallin Youth Acting Workshop (YAW) actor. Buy your tickets soon- Gloucester Stage productions sell out and are not to be missed. Read more about Nate and the entire cast
