Good morning peeps:
Hope all is well.
When: Saturday: August 6, 2016
Time: 8:00 – 9:00
Where: Stacey Blvd.
We can meet at the Tavern
Thank you kiddos

My View of Life on the Dock
Good morning peeps:
Hope all is well.
When: Saturday: August 6, 2016
Time: 8:00 – 9:00
Where: Stacey Blvd.
We can meet at the Tavern
Thank you kiddos

Old Cold Tater with Chick & Ellen
concert at 7pm, tonight, Wednesday, August 3
Antonio Gentile Bandstand, Stage Fort Park.

The concert is sponsored by Cazeault Home & Solar, Gloucester’s best source of home solar applications.
This will be a first-class concert of acoustic blue grass for your entertainment! Don’t miss this one! Please spread the word to your friends as well.
What seat should you pick at the HarborWalk Summer Cinema? Don’t worry–you’ll find a spot even though people stream into I4 C2 as early as 5:30PM to square away their seating, often novel. A family with an inflatable pool is a regular sight. Blankets are thrown down pell-mell. Kids zig zag a sea of boundaries as they might a sandy beach, which means your stuff is stepped on. It’s all good! There’s a happy community picnic vibe. Soon after 6PM Aurelia Nelson from North Shore Radio 104.9 hosts pre-screening festivities. Rob Newton, Cape Ann Community Cinema, presides; the movie line ups he’s selected have been big hits.
Gloucester = food.
Our family takes a break from cooking and buys dinner from the vendors and/or take out from a downtown business. Once house guests treated us to a lobster dinner AND movie al fresco at Blue Collar Lobster, Gloucester House. It can be done. Has anyone tried it with Topside Grill?





After a couple of days of dicey weather The Force has delivered us perfect a outdoor movie-going night. FREE screening of Star Wars: The Force Awakens, presented by Building Center. Refreshments at 6pm. Movie starts at dark. 65 Rogers Street (I4-C2)! Be there to awaken the Force within you! Special thanks to Aurelia Nelson of North Shore 104.9 for keeping Movie Night Alive!
Monday as I was runnning (ok…more of a wog….well….military shuffle?) I was holding my phone and it slipped out of my sweaty little hands and landed face down on the concrete. At this point I began to pray to the iphone gods, which in my defense, has worked in prior mishaps, but apparently I have used up my iphone-a-friend requests because when I picked it up this happened….

Thankfully, since I can’t have nice things…there is Al Millefoglie at iCracked.com who not only replaced the screen but did it in an hour! I dropped it off because he lives down the street but he will even schedule a time to come to you and fix it fast! So if you are like me and are prone to iphone mishaps CALL HIM! You can also check out his facebook page! Thanks so much Al!!
This is such a great idea and I am so thrilled that the Red Sox have put these around the park courtesy of RaceCancer Foundation.
Read all about RaceCancer here: www.racecancer.org
WE RUN FOR BEER & KICKING CANCER’S ASS.
RACE Cancer Foundation fights cancer through action and prevention. We produce kick-ass events to raise funds and awareness for organizations dedicated to kicking cancer’s ass. Our Sunscreen Squad fights skin cancer by bringing free sunscreen dispensers to outdoor events across New England. Based in Boston, RACE is a Massachusetts non-profit organization and federally recognized as 501(c)(3) tax exempt public charity, EIN# 27-1859289. Donations and contributions are tax-deductible as allowed by law. If you would like to contact us or request a beneficiary grant application for your organization, please drop us a line via hello[at]racecancer.org.


I was shoveling bait Sunday morning and when I tipped over a barrel of salted pogies the barrell hit just right and sents a stream of rotten pogie juice up onto my chest and in my face.
It stung pretty badly and I ran to the lobster tanks to flush out my eyes and wash off my face but THAT STINK!
It was all over my shirt and the smell was just emanating straight up into my nostrils. Make you wanna puke kinda smell.
Just so happens Paulie couldn’t have had better timing. he brought me this fresh new Art, Rocks! Dry Fit T-Shirt, thank Paulie!
Stinky Shirt-
Nice Fresh Art, Rocks! Shirt-
Joey C ~
A place where non-profit Cape Ann organizations can post press releases directly and then those press releases will be reposted to http://www.goodmorninggloucester.com . This is not an advertising space for businesses, fitness or wellness organizations, or music listings.
The web address will be http://www.capeanncommunity.com
To have your community organization news posted here, contact Joey C who will grant access for you to post directly.
Image ~ August 3, 2016 ~ middlestwalk
August 2, 2016 ~ backyardgrowersgloucester
We have a NEW OPENING at Backyard Growers for a Youth Education Coordinator through MassLIFT-AmeriCorps. The Youth Education Coordinator will help the BYG team develop and grow school programming and youth-focused community programming throughout Gloucester.
Please read below and visit our website and masslift.org for more information. The position begins Aug 29, so apply ASAP!
NEW! MassLIFT-AmeriCorps Position with Backyard Growers: Youth Education Coordinator
Since 2010 Backyard Growers has helped reshape Gloucester’s relationship with food by providing vegetable gardens at schools, organizations, and homes, and by offering ongoing resources, support, and learning opportunities so people can become successful growers. Our goal is to create life-long gardeners inspired by the power of growing one’s own food. Backyard Growers has served over 130 low to moderate income households, 7 organizations and housing communities, and the entire Gloucester school district.
Please visit Backyard Growers website to learn more about our programs.
Backyard Growers is accepting applications for an additional MassLIFT service member for the 2016-2017 service year to serve as a Youth Education Coordinator.
The Massachusetts Land Initiative for Tomorrow (MassLIFT), an AmeriCorps program managed by Mount Grace Land Conservation Trust, is a collaborative effort of regional conservation organizations (including urban conservation and gardening efforts). Members carry out capacity building projects; educate or train individuals in environmental stewardship; manage community volunteers engaged in land conservation activities; and identify new people to participate in education, recreation, or service opportunities that address land conservation needs.
Members serve as: Land Stewardship Coordinator, Regional Conservation Coordinator, Youth Education Coordinator, or Community Engagement Coordinator.
These full-time AmeriCorps positions get a living stipend, an education award, and other benefits. Our 2016-17 program runs from 8/29/16 – 7/28/17.
Application specifics, position descriptions, and info about organizations hosting MassLIFT members can be found at masslift.org.
Applications will be accepted until all positions are filled. Interviews will begin ASAP.
AmeriCorps programs provide equal service opportunities. MassLIFT will recruit and select persons in all positions to ensure a diverse and inclusive climate without regard to any particular status. We encourage applications from individuals with disabilities and will provide reasonable accommodations for interviews and service upon request.
MassLIFT-AmeriCorps is a grant program of the Corporation for National and Community Service: nationalservice.gov.
August 1, 2016 ~ epdsfrontdesk
SAVE THE DATE! AUGUST 8TH! 4 pm to 7pm at Eastern Point Day School (8 Farrington Ave, near Niles Beach)
This FREE EVENT is being hosted by EPDS! Join us for Storytime, facepainting & kids games and activities!
*Bring chairs and blankets*
Each Wednesday, CATA provides bus service to a different shopping center off Cape Ann for senior and disabled customers.
The bus picks up at the Rockport Senior Center at 9:30am and the Gloucester Senior Center at 9:45am. The bus returns to town starting at 1pm. The cost is $5 round trip.
Please call 978-283-7916 for additional information.
Happy Shopping Rockport Gloucester Mall bus Flyer – AUGUST 2016
More Cape Ann Health, Fitness and Wellness News-
http://www.capeannwellness.com

On her way to Portsmouth NH she may be stopping off in G Town on Monday
The Oliver Hazard Perry is the first ocean-going, full-rigged ship to have been built in the United States in over 100 years.
– Sail Plan: full-rigged, 3-masted, square-rigged
– Spar Length: 196 feet
– Beam: 38 feet
– Draft: 13 feet
– Height: 130 feet
More Cape Ann Dining News http://www.capeanneats.com
The other morning at the beach I was about to step out of my car barefoot when I looked down at the curbside to see about twenty of these small, cigarette but-sized glass vials littered around the curb. I fortunately stopped before putting my foot down in the glass in what could have a been yucky cut. Litter comes in all shapes and sizes but I was also wondering what they are. Please write if you know. Thank you!
Speaking of litter, that very same morning, while I was filming a group of crows pulling trash across the road and tearing up the MacDonald’s to-go boxes to get to the food remaining within, I looked up from the footbridge and saw a man in his car dumping a shopping bag full of food smack dab in the middle of Nautilus Road (the road that runs along Good Harbor). I stopped him and asked him why he did that. He shook his fist in my face and ironically, considering what I had just been filming, hollered that the crows and the gulls have to eat to.
So, to anyone who may be under the notion that crows and beach gulls do not get enough to eat of their own volition, I can assure you that they do, and that they are probably two of the best fed species on Planet Earth.
Beautiful Essex-built Schooner Roseway this afternoon. Question for Marty or Len – where will she be berthed during the environmental cleanup?

From the World Ocean School website ~
In the fall of 1920 a Halifax, Nova Scotia, newspaper challenged the fisherman of Gloucester, Massachusetts, to a race between the Halifax fishing schooners and the Gloucester fleet. Therefore many schooners, such as Roseway, built at this time were not strictly designed for fishing but in order to protect American honor in the annual races.
Roseway, 137′ in sparred length, was designed as a fishing yacht by John James and built in 1925 in his family’s shipyard in Essex, Massachusetts. Father and son worked side by side on Roseway, carrying on a long New England history of wooden shipbuilding. She was commissioned by Harold Hathaway of Taunton, Massachusetts, and was named after an acquaintance of Hathaway’s “who always got her way.” Despite her limited fishing history, Roseway set a record of 74 swordfish caught in one day in 1934.
Roseway was built and maintained to an exceedingly high standard, using a special stand of white oak from Hathaway’s property in Taunton. She had varnished rails and stanchions and had a house built for her every winter. She was so well maintained that the coal for the stove was washed before being stored in the bunker. This kind of treatment, which contributed to her longevity, was unheard of in the commercial fishing fleet.
On December 7, 1941, just prior to the attack on Pearl Harbor, the Boston Globe reported the purchase of Roseway by the Boston Pilots Association. In the article, the Pilots described Roseway as “sturdily constructed of oak, the craft is fully capable of withstanding the battering of heavy seas and onslaughts of terrific gales that pilot boats maintaining the lonely vigil off Boston Harbor are called upon to meet.” Clarence Doane, agent for the Boston Pilots, stated that Roseway “approaches as close as possible to specifications of the ideal pilot boat as any vessel. . . .”
Read More About the Roseway and World Ocean School Aboard the Roseway Here

Schooner Adventure will berth at the State Fish Pier while environmental cleanup work continues at the Maritime Gloucester facilities.
Taking a walk out to Rafe’s Chasm early in the morning
was amazed how on the North side it was foggy and the South side was sunny with blue skies.
