My View of Life on the Dock
Not only could Codzilla be called a fish out of water, but it looks like a fish out of water sitting in our very own Gloucester Marine Railways.
I took the boys for a ride in Boston Harbor on Codzilla last summer. They enjoyed it, but it wasn’t as crazy fast and fun as they expected.
If you find yourself interested in taking a trip, READ ALL ABOUT IT HERE
Ruby is a work in progress if you will. A little rusty in spots but nothing a little TLC won’t fix. This girl is super smart! Adventures outdoors are a must. A true friend Ruby’s favorite place is beside a person, someone who gives her scratches behind the ears or a good rub to her head. You may be asking yourself what is this rust you mentioned? Ruby loves to chase cars and needs training on the leash to learn not to chase them (as she is very strong). She barks at them when she is in the car as well and will jump back and forth so she needs to be belted in. Ruby needs a home with children in their teens and that is experienced with dogs and is committed to helping her over this one last hurdle. So if you’re looking for that perfect pal, that oversized lap-dog, you enjoy training and spending time exercising outdoors, well then stop by and visit Ruby! To learn more about Ruby and the see what other animals are available, please check our website: capeannanimalaid.org.
The 2016 Rescue Dog Reunion is set for June 4th. Register Online.
Mayor Sefatia Romeo Theken and Representative Ann Margaret Ferrante are off to D.C. this morning to honor Chief Leonard Campanello as he receives his award “Champion of Change” from the Obama Administration. The Mayor shares the link for live streaming the event, which will begin at 1pm.
Photo courtesy Google image search
April 28, 2016 ~ seaportgrille
Our May schedule…
Image ~ April 28, 2016 ~ seaportgrille
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.
We are getting some good press coverage on 7News tonight, tomorrow and Saturday. Their What’s Cooking Segment has their reporter (Sarah French) in the Revere Ninety Nine with Charlie and Chef George. She actually goes into the kitchen with Chef George to make the Simple Seasoned Fresh Haddock. We haven’t seen the edited piece yet, but Charlie stressed the fact that it is a Gloucester product and that we have worked closely with our partners in Gloucester to bring a local product to our tables. Chef George reinforced that throughout the preparation of the dish. Should be great!
Looking forward to the segments. Here are the air dates/times for the next three days:
– Thursday, 4/28 at 10pm on the CW56 Station
– Friday, 4/29 at 9am, 12pm and 4pmon WHDH-TV Channel 7 News
– Saturday, 4/30 – throughout the day on weekend showings of news
– Replays will also be available on the WHDH website
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Wonder where it came from???
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ABC Home Healthcare Professionals Receive Dementia Practitioner Certification
Jeannette Sheehan MS, RN, CS, CCM is a Board certified family nurse practitioner and
founder of ABC Home Healthcare Professionals. Ms. Sheehan, along with Clare Pappagallo, RN, CCM, recently attended the Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia Care Seminar run by the National Council of Certified Dementia Practitioners. The seminar covered the full range of the disease from diagnosis to treatment, behaviors, reactions, personal care, activities, support, abuse, neglect, diversity, spiritual care, and more. Upon completing the seminar, Ms. Sheehan and Ms. Pappagallo have achieved Certified Dementia Practitioner status from the National Council of Certified Dementia Practitioners.
“Alzheimer’s disease is growing fast. Someone develops Alzheimer’s every minute in the United States with close to 5.5 million Americans now living with the disease. Within the next 30 years, the number will triple to approximately 16 million. At ABC Home Healthcare, we are constantly training and…
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In addition to the art show, come see the latest restoration work
at the Paint Factory, headquarters of Ocean Alliance,
including the Robotics Lab—home of “SnotBot.”
See you there!
Amy & Iain Kerr
http://www.amykerrdrawsportraits.com
https://www.whale.org
E.J. Lefavour
The Cape Ann Museum is pleased to present an illustrated talk by author Eric Jay Dolin on his newest work, Brilliant Beacons: A History of the American Lighthouse on Saturday, April 30 at 3:00p.m. Dolin describes his book as, “…a story about colonial commerce, nation building, war, technological innovation, engineering feats, storms, tragedy, personal sacrifice and inspiring determination, as well as poetry, art and hope…I think that’s enough for one book.”
Cost for the program is $15 for CAM members / $20 for non-members (includes Museum admission). Space is limited; reservations required.
For more information, email us at info@capeannmuseum.org. Tickets can be purchased by calling the Museum at 978-283-0455 x10 or online at Eventbrite.
Dolin, the best-selling author of Leviathan, will discuss his most recent book, Brilliant Beacons, which traces the evolution of America’s lighthouse system, highlighting the political, military and technological battles fought to illuminate the nation’s coastlines. The talk will include remarks on the Thacher Island Fresnel lens, which can be seen in the Museum’s maritime galleries and is the inspiration for the term “brilliant beacon,” as their use transformed American lighthouses. Following the program, Dolin will be available to sign copies of his book, for sale in the Museum Shop.
CAM program coordinator Kate LaChance recently sat down with Dolin to discuss his newest book in greater detail. That interview can heard on the Cape Ann Museum website here: http://www.capeannmuseum.org/video-links/
Enjoy new work, live jazz, and refreshments at The Art of David Arsenault One Year Anniversary Party on Saturday, April 30th from 4-7 p.m., 26 Bearskin Neck, Rockport. Live Jazz by the Christian Conti Trio.
Show opening this Saturday April 30 from 5-7pm and open to the public. Continuing through June 30.
Lexicon Gallery also hosts guest jewelry artists Bethe Palmer and Sandra Willmer.
Lexicon is in the quaint village of Magnolia. Come see the revitalization and what the buzz is all about. It is worth the drive. 15 Lexington Avenue. Visit lexicongallery.com
In a recent maritime disaster two freighters collided and sank while headed for the Benjamin Moore paint factory. One was loaded with red pigment, the other with blue pigment. Both crews were marooned.
This is what can and has happened a few times. This was five years ago.
Dave says,
Well,I’ve signed up for elective surgery on my flabby elbow skin (hetero-weenisectomy) this Thursday and will be be busy recuperating with a Martini or three, so , in the meantime, why not stop holding your breath and inhale a little bit of Ms. Lisa Marie who will be charging in on her caparisoned horse, lance aboiling ,to skewer you with another night of electro-convulsive blues, and other music. And she’s bringing along the right people. She’s got Johnny Juxo to bang his shoe on the keyboard, “Silverfish” Steve on scratchy catarrh, and Dana “Bonefish” Bonardi on the bangulators. Sounds like a plan. Me, I’ll be showing up late in my black suit, in case you wanna see what I look like when I buy the farm! (minus the formaldehyde).
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Come and celebrate the North Shore’s newest and most enthusiastic yoga teachers!
The graduates of Cape Ann Yoga School’s 2016 200 Hour training will team teach this all levels class. Please sign up in advance to be sure of getting a spot!
Like graduates from years past – these teachers will go on to help to make yoga more accessible to more people in our community. Come celebrate and benefit from the hard work they’ve put in and get in on the ground floor of the future of health and wellness in Gloucester.
Previous Graduates of Cape Ann Yoga School
For green details downtown and Manny’s post for Be Sargent’s 1996 Judith Sargent Street Mural
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