🔥 Surfside Subs and Pizza Monday Madness is HERE! 🔥

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Treat yourself today with some unreal deals 👇

🦞 $13.99 Lobster Roll (+tax)
Served with chips & pickles

🍕 Buy any 16” pizza &
Get a 16” Cheese Pizza for just $5

✨ Bonus Specials for Today:

🍕 16” Pizzas HALF OFF
🍕 Buy any 18” pizza &
Get an 18” Cheese Pizza for $5

⚠️ Excludes gluten free
⚠️ Pizza deals cannot be combined
⚠️ Specials not available for online ordering

Video: Whales still visible feeding! Between Milk Island and the shore just as Boston Celtics are way up at the half #RockportMA #GloucesterMA

Posted on by Catherine

This man leaves out his cat’s fur so birds can use it to make their nests..

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Surfside Subs and Long Beach Dairy Maid Specials

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

🔥 SATURDAY SPECIALS 4/18 🔥

📍 Surfside: 11AM – 9PM

📍 Long Beach Dairy Maid: 12PM – 9PM

🍦 Half Price ALL Ice Cream (12–9)

Perfect day for a sweet treat—don’t miss it!

🦞 $17.99 + tax Lobster Roll

Served with chips & pickles

🍕 Pizza Deals All Day:

🍕 Buy any 18” pizza → get an 18” cheese pizza for $5

🍕 16” pizzas HALF PRICE

🚫 Excludes gluten free

🚫 Specials are not part of online ordering

Please and thank you 😊

Essex County Greenbelt: If you’ve been keeping an eye on our OspreyCam over the past few weeks, you’ve already seen a bit of drama unfold..

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Annie was the first to return to the nest in late March, with Squam keeping everyone in suspense before finally reappearing two weeks later

In his absence, not one but two rival males visited the nest in search of a mate. When Squam finally returned, he quickly defended and reclaimed his territory. Now reunited, the pair — along with dozens of other Osprey pairs across the region — will spend the next several months building out their nest, tending to eggs, and raising chicks. Always worth a watch!

Visit the OspreyCam: www.ecga.org/osprey-cam

Ospreys #EssexCountyMA #GetOutside #GreenbeltBirds #WeAreGreenbelt

Nice tradition

Posted on by Donna Ardizzoni

We have a neighbor who retired from the Gloucester Fire Department this week.  Chief Eric Smith implemented a tradition of driving the retiree home on their last day.  The Gloucester fire department came to his house with lights on with respect for the years of service.