Meghan is a great swimmer and we wish her all the best.

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My View of Life on the Dock
Meghan is a great swimmer and we wish her all the best.

For more information please go to the link below to hear all the other athletics.
https://www.facebook.com/SpecialOlympicsMassachusetts/
Many of you know Joe Langhan from his work producing the Souls of the Sea videos.  What you may not know is that he’s a founder of the Food Network and created its signature show Emeril Live.  A couple of years ago, Joe brought world-class NY pastrami to Boston (see Globe article).  Tomorrow (FRI 8/11) he’s bringing his famous Beantown Pastrami right down the road to Beverly for a pop-up at our Beverly Blues Series.
If you know us, you’ll know that we love pulling what may seem like disparate people together for an unusually fun night (e.g., book signings with music, music with stand-up comedy, comedy with dinner, etc.)
It’s hard to predict just how much fun tomorrow’s show will be as we bring together Blues Hall of Famer, Joe Moss from Chicago and the last prophet of the funky Texas blues The Willie J. Laws Band for an exceptional night of music hosted by WZLX Music Director Carter Alan (who will sign his new book The Decibel Diaries at the show).
Add Beantown Pastrami’s world-class, hand-carved, NYC style sandwiches and … well … you just never know what can happen at the most intimate, elegant listening room on Boston’s North Shore. Get tickets here (cheaper on-line!)

Thursday at the Rummie, Mr. Evan Goodrow pops up for a defrosting. Big E.,longs every womans’ desire, will fill you with blues-based Cheez- Whiz® until you’re ready to scream!

Mr. Dave Moore takes Gary’s place on the drums. Don’t miss it!

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GIF above pre movie fun. GIF below at the Westley and Inigo sword fight atop the Cliffs of Insanity point.  The night’s biggest clap came late in the movie, after Inigo’s confront’s his father’s murderer. “Hello. My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die.”Â

Gloucester HarborWalk Summer Cinema is presented by the City, Cape Ann Community Cinema and North Shore 104. 9. The Green carpet sponsor is Cape Ann Savings Bank. Series sponsors are Doyon’s, Foster’s Grill Store, and North Shore Navigators. Â Next week’s SING! is presented with support from Atlantic Vacation Homes. Last night’s Princess Bride was sponsored by Toodeloos! — and they were there enjoying the show!
Next up:
Aug 16 Sing!
Aug 23 (rain date make up) Jaws
Aug 30 (rain date make up) Lego Batman movie
BOSTON – The Baker-Polito Administration today announced more than $2.2 million in funding to support local efforts to increase community preparedness and resilience to coastal storm and climate change impacts, including storm surges, flooding, erosion, and rising sea levels. These grants, provided by the Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs’ Office of Coastal Zone Management (CZM), are being awarded to Dennis, Duxbury Beach Reservation, Inc., Eastham, Essex, Falmouth, Gloucester, Kingston, Marshfield, Mattapoisett, New Bedford, Northeastern University, Salem, Scituate, Wareham, Weymouth and Winthrop. Fifty-one resilience projects have been completed under the Baker-Polito Administration with an investment of over $6.8 million for these projects.
“Protecting and preparing Massachusetts’ extensive residential and commercial developments, port facilities, habitats and natural resources from changing climate conditions along our coast is a priority for our administration,” said Governor Charlie Baker. “We…
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This morning I got to shoot with my good friend Helen for the last time (for a while anyway) as she is heading out to Chicago to start a new life with her grandkids and it could not have been a more perfect send off.  The skies that had started out a little bald, filled in with some beautifully reflective clouds and then the biggest sun just loomed up from the horizon behind the lights.  Helen has been my shooting partner over the years and I will miss her dearly and although you don’t know her you might miss her too as she’s the one who drags my butt out at 4 am in the morning…so you might not see another sunrise photo from me for a while lol!!  Here’s wishing you many great things ahead Helen!! 


Such a fun weekend coming up in Rockport!

Come and enjoy a day of fun in the town of Rockport! Start the morning at Farmers Market. Head over to Old Firehouse Trust and meet employees from Institution for Savings who  will be handing out popcorn and free items. Paint your own lantern to help celebrate the day. Children can have their face painted. Everything is free.
Check out all the shops that have decorated their windows with lanterns. The town will have lanterns throughout. In Dock Square we will have live music starting at 2 PM until the show begins at 9. You can view the show from anywhere along the water. As always the show is weather permitting and the start time is, too.
As dusk descends on Rockport, settle in at Back Beach or anywhere along the shore to watch the fifth annual summertime fireworks display over Sandy Bay. The fireworks display will follow the Rockport Rotary Club’s Lobsterfest (3 to 7 PM), a unique, annual, outdoor dining and fundraising event at the Legion Bandstand, serving boiled lobster, clam chowder and more.
Visit facebook.com/RockportFireworks for detailed information.

The second Block Party of the Summer will take place this Saturday night!  Join us on Main Street from 6-10 PM for the festivities.  Enjoy al fresco dining, live outdoor entertainment, free children’s activities, and street performers for a fun night on the town. The Block Parties offer local shopping, food and non-stop fun!
Follow Gloucester Block Party on Facebook or check out gloucesterblockparty.com for details and updates!
Come enjoy your local Cape Ann Farmers Market TODAY for National Farmers Market Week! If you haven’t made it to Stage Fort Park yet this summer, join us this week!
We’ll be there enjoying the ocean breeze from 3:00-6:30 with farmers and artisans selling all sorts of beautiful, delicious things from tomatoes to textiles!
Come to shop, stay for dinner, live music, and good company.
CAFM accepts SNAP/EBT, WIC, Senior Farmers Market Coupons, and cash. Use your HIP benefits with participating farmers to earn bonus SNAP dollars!

They do custom work too. Perfect wedding party gifts
Bravo and a standing ovation to the entire cast and crew of AVP”s “Singin in the Rain!!!” Don’t miss this wonderful romantic musical comedy playing Tuesday through Sunday at the Annisquam Village Hall.
“Singin’ in the Rain” is adapted from the 1952 movie of the same name. Set in Hollywood during the late 1920s, the musical tells the story of romantic leading man Don Lockwood, his best friend Cosmo Brown, struggling actress Kathy Seldon, and Lockwood’s leading lady Lina Lamont, whose hilarious voice makes her an unlikely candidate to star in talking films.
The Annisquam Village Players have once again outdone themselves with a fantastic cast of local talent, stellar directing, musical orchestration, choreography, sets, costumes, and lighting. New this year are Rick Blue’s filmed “talkies,” charmingly telling the story of the end of silent films and the coming era of talking pictures.
A witty and zany comedy, the play is perfectly cast. Leads Rockport High School senior Ben Fuller (Lockwood) and Gloucester resident and recent Pingree School graduate Andrew Murdock (Cosmo Brown) are a dynamic comic duo, with exceptional singing and dancing chops. The lovely Emily Whalen (Kathy Seldon), also a recent Pingree School graduate, sings and dances her way into Lockwood’s heart. She is the perfect antidote to Lina Lamont, the brash and villainous diva played by Victoria Fortune.

Behind the scenes star John Hentschel
It was wonderful to see old friends Mary and Jaye, and set designer Chicki with John and Jolene Hentschel.
Tickets may be purchased on line at annisquamvillageplayers.org or at the Annisquam Exchange.

When walking out to Rafe’s Chasm on Tuesday ran into visitors from North Carolina. While talking Maggie, a lovely woman, realized I was with Good Morning Gloucester. Maggie, Alice and Rick have been visiting Cape Ann for 8 years and follow Good Morning Gloucester. Love meeting visitors. This family was so nice and enjoyed meeting them very much. 