Hope to see all the cuties on the street Trick or Treating on October 31st from 4 – 6. Maybe I will be Cinderella, A Pumpkin, or Wonder Woman. It is always fun.

My View of Life on the Dock
Hope to see all the cuties on the street Trick or Treating on October 31st from 4 – 6. Maybe I will be Cinderella, A Pumpkin, or Wonder Woman. It is always fun.

As the fog rolled in, so did the Karen Lynn 😀
Finn and I had to pull over in North Andover the other day to take these photos of the fall reflections on Stevens Pond.






On our way to the podcast Sunday, we stopped at Happy Belly for coffee. We used our Serenitee card to build some points AND that coffee rocks! It was a perfect way to start the day.
We ended the day celebrating my birthday at Lat 43, again using the Serenitee card rewards for a FREE entree AND dessert. Did I mention FREE? We started and ended the day with Serenitee……….. priceless.

Chicken Milanese at Lat 43
And just in case you need the info: here’s the link to get your own card. Just do it.
MAC is proud to be hosting “Rally for the Cure” – A Breast Cancer Awareness Event to support Susan G. Komen RALLY for the Cure.
Friday November 3rd
7:00 – 10:00 PM
Round Robin
Manchester Athletic Club
8 Atwater Avenue, Manchester, MA 01944
$30 per player
Appetizers, raffle, chair massages + more!
*Cash bar
Wear PINK and WHITE
ALL ABILITIES WELCOME!
RSVP to: events@macathletics.com
or 978-526-8900 ext 302

Young people have planned a “Halloween Spooktacular” Youth Open Mic Night for those 18 years and younger to share their talents. The event is scheduled for Sunday, October 29, from 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM at the Gloucester Unitarian Universalist Church, 10 Church Street, Gloucester, MA.
The emphasis is to have fun in a safe, non-competitive space welcome to all. Please come prepared to share, to listen and to applaud.
Any act, performed solo, duo or in small groups, up to five minutes long is welcome. Performances may draw from a multitude of forms – spoken word, dance, music, song, skits, monologues, magic, poetry, comedy and so on. If you can dream it, create it and bring it! Be sure to sign up for a spot when you arrive.
For Halloween fun, costumes are encouraged. There will be trivia games and prizes.
Use the side entrance at 10 Church Street…
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I would like to also give an extra shout out and thanks to Joey for graciously and generously supporting “Beauty on the Wing” documentary film project from the very beginning, and in many ways, including milkweed and aster plant and seed sales held at Captain Joe and Sons along with the tremendous opportunity to share information, photos, and films about the splendid Monarchs on the inimitable community platform, which he created, and that is Good Morning Gloucester.
Donors contributing over $5,000. will be listed in the credits as a film producer.
For more information, visit the film’s website here: Monarch Butterfly Film
For an overview of the film’s budget, please go here: Budget
Thank you so very much for your help.
With gratitude,
Kim


SAVE THE DATE!
Festive Evensong Service celebrating the new Reredos Altarpiece, sculpted by artist Morgan Faulds Pike, commissioned by St. Mary’s Espiscopal Church, 24 Broadway, Rockport, MA. Music for this special celebration includes a new, gorgeous choral anthem. Reception to follow

Morgan Faulds Pike will feature 3 sculptures November 3rd (ticketed gala*), 4th (open to the public), and 5th (open to the public) at the annual Crane Estate Show and Sale: “Aurora,” “Poseidon” (edition of 3), and “Parthenon Horse.”

*Here’s the link to reserve a ticket for Crane Estate Soirée/Preview on Friday 3 November: http://bit.ly/2xlbiZl

GHS cheerleaders doing their cheering and exhibiting at last Friday’s game. I wonder how they did at their meets over the week end??
Captain David Marciano and Visitors from Rome Italy pose for a Smile at Capt. Joe’s.
Captain David Marciano of the F/V Hard Merchandise on Wicked Tuna.
Gloucester’s David G. Ouellet Division of the US Naval Sea Cadets had the pretty phenomenal opportunity to fly with Boston Helicopter yesterday. Each member took a turn to take to the air with a pilot and even got the go ahead to take the controls. Unseasonably warm temperatures and a bright blue sky made the day all the more perfect.
In Sea Cadet fashion, the day wasn’t only about the chance to fly. Under the direction of their distinguished leaders, instructors, and Petty Officers the cadets also participated in combat medical training and gun safety training. They practiced marching, spent some time in class, and took a brief exam on the material presented to them at their last drill.
I can’t say enough about this program. If you have or know of a child age 10-17 who may be interested in or could benefit from the US Naval Sea Cadet program do yourself a favor and inquire.
READ ABOUT THE US NAVAL SEA CADET CORPS HERE
READ ABOUT GLOUCESTER’S DAVID G. OUELLET DIVISION HERE



Hi my name is Shiloh. The folks here are guessing I have some hound or cattle dog in my mix. I am a happy go lucky kind of guy always have my tail wagging and pleased to see you. I am 3 years old and medium size so I would be perfect for car rides or outdoor adventures. I am over the young puppy phase and looking for a family to show me the ropes of home living. I have met a few other dogs and I seem to enjoy their company so I wouldn’t mind sharing my space.
Please stop by the shelter to meet me to see if I might be your match! To see all of the available dogs and cats at the Christopher Cutler Rich Animal Shelter please go to our website: capeannanimalaid.org.