Periwinkle Lane
One of my favorite kayaking routes is from Corliss landing past Periwinkle Lane, under the A. Piatt Andrew bridge and down through Little River. Although it can be a crazy route in the summer, early morning it can be fairly peaceful. This view is from Periwinkle Lane…most summer days there are a few kayaks and skiffs tied up in the damp marsh just waiting for the tide to come in. Looking forward to paddling again soon!
@holycowtweets Opening April 15 and Donating 100% Of Net Proceeds…
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Sista Felicia’s Feast Of St. Joseph Celebration An Evening of Faith Friendship and Family!


My Cumnares who made this years St. Joseph Feast happen!
Thank you to everyone from the bottom of my heart for helping carry on Our Sicilian tradition honoring St Joseph this year. It was Awesome display of faith friendship & family from beginning to end. I’m honored to be hosting my My Aunt Vincie & Uncle Michael Militello’s Altar and honored to be doing it with most incredible Cumnares in the world. This year I felt the need to call in all the saints and angel and decided to change the color scheme of the altar wanting to look more angelic like, I now know why. This years novena became even more special and important when my princess Coconut took ill on March 15 and needed emergency surgery on March 17th. I believe in the power of prayer and being surrounded by so much love really help me make it through the last few days. Friday night wouldn’t have happened without each and every one of you. They say it takes a village and my village is filled with rock stars Im feeling blessed this morning and ask you all to continue to pray for my Coconut.







Honnored to be hosting and carrying on my Great Uncle Mike & Great Aunt Vincie Militello’s St. Joseph Tradition. The Novena I grew up attending with my mother gradmother aunts and cousins. We tresure the memories sitting at their dinningroom table singing the Sicilian songs and prayers!
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Happy Birthday to One of My Favorites
So this Gloucester icon turned 70 the other day and I was so happy to be able to celebrate with him for a bit at his surprise party yesterday afternoon.
Happy, Happy Birthday Fred Shrigley! You have given so many of us tons of laughs and lots of love for years on end! You’re one of the best for sure! xoxoxoxo


REMINDER: TEN POUND ISLAND MEETING MONDAY, MARCH 1st
Nikki from the Mad fish Represents! On Waikiki
Vernal Equinox 12:30 AM this morning


Forum to discuss the future of Cub Scouting in Rockport
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Rockport Cub Scouts Pack 55 has called for an open forum to discuss the current state and uncertain future of Cub Scouting in Rockport. Leadership will deliver an address on the current state of the pack focusing on our strengths, weaknesses, opportunities & threats (SWOT). We will then open the forum to the floor to discuss solutions that are necessary to operate a successful Cub Scouting Pack.
The public are encouraged to attend. Having a son in Cub Scouts is not required. For more information, e-mail pack55rockport@gmail.com
Where: Scout Hall, 47 Mount Pleasant Street, Rockport
When: Thursday, March 31, 6:30-7:30pm.
-Best Regards:
Paul F Franklin
Cubmaster – Pack 55
Rockport, MA
Anyone having a Pee-Wee’s Big Holiday Party Tonight?
Super bummed. My entire family wants to watch 15 episodes of Daredevil on Netflix tonight. Murder, mayhem. Awful. I want to watch Pee-Wee’s Big Holiday which is now streaming on Netflix!
It debuted at SXSW on Friday! Totally awesome. It has hot female bank robbers and balloons and two women fighting over Pee-Wee! OK, maybe not that last one. Ten farmer’s daughters. Yeah, that’s it.
Is anyone having a Pee-Wee viewing party tonight and can I be invited? I will bring Cheetos and Mister T cereal and tacos made in the basement of the Alamo! Can Rubber Duck come too?
Sunday Jam

This jam is open to any style and all are welcome. If we get a good turnout we will split it up into two sessions, one in the front and one in the second room “pickin’ parlor”.
Free refreshments (cider, water, cookies, pastry)
57 Washington Street • Gloucester, MA 01930 • Tel. (978) 283-9877
Eastern Point

Viva San Giuseppe
A wonderful evening at Sista Felicia’s for San Giuseppe. The food was amazing as always.
HAPPY SAINT JOSEPH’S DAY FROM THE WELCOMING HOME OF ANN MARGARET AND FRANCES FERRANTE
Fish Chowdah
HAPPY FATHER’S DAY! AND HAPPY SAINT JOSEPH’S DAY!
Beginning in the early 1900s, the American Father’s Day was brought to Italy, a sort of reverse sharing of holidays! Fittingly, in Italy, Father’s Day is celebrated on Saint Joseph’s Day.
Three generations of Cannovas, Maria’s son Leo, Giliano Mari, and Grandfather
Father and Daughter Domenic and Maria making zeppole at Caffe Sicilia
TONIGHT Brooks Williams & Jeremy Lyons at Old Sloop!

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And here’s a video of Jeremy Lyons playing and singing the Mark Sandman parts at a concert we produced at T.T. The Bears to benefit the Mark Sandman Project in 2009. You can see Jeremy at 4:40.
Sawyer Free Library Week of March 20
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March is Women’s History Month!

New at Sawyer Free Library:
We have purchased extra copies of bestselling books that you can borrow and return within a week, so if you love bestsellers but hate to wait for them, and can read fast, come in and see what we have!
This week’s Cape Ann Reads event:
Altered Books Workshop for Teens and Adults
Wednesday March 23 at 6:30 PM: We’ll use worn books as our canvas for three dimensional art projects. You may bring your own worn-out book, or use one of older discards for the canvas.
Please register at scollins@mvlc.org with Sara Collins, or 978-526-2011, space is limited for this Art Workshop at the Manchester Public Library, 15 Union St.
Awesome Gloucester Pitch Night at GHS Tuesday
On Tuesday evening, March 22 at 7 o’clock, Awesome Gloucester will team up with the Gloucester Education Foundation to award two $1000 micro-grants to student groups with innovative ideas on how to make their community more awesome. The following four students groups will pitch their ideas to a panel of judges and members of the community:
Spring Car Maintenance: The GHS Automotive Shop would like to start a program to provide Senior Citizens and Veterans free car maintenance in the spring (e.g., wider blade replacement, oil changes, tire checks).
Fruit for the Future: High School students would like to purchase apple tree seedlings to plant at all local public schools.
Library Commons Renovations: High School students would like to renovate the school library, making it a more creative, student-friendly atmosphere.
Spring Clean Up: The NHS and Student Council would like to purchase and plant flowers around the school campus as a component of their annual spring clean-up initiative.
Two winners will be awarded $1,000 in cash, on the spot, with no strings attached. Pitch Night will take place in the GHS cafeteria and is open to the public.
This month proposals were accepted only from GHS students, normally the Gloucester chapter of the Awesome Foundation solicits proposals from the entire community and chooses the top ideas to attend a public Pitch Night on the evening of the third Monday. Submitters make their case before the 20 local trustees who have each donated $50 toward the monthly award. The top vote getters walk away with $1000 in cash. Proposals to make Gloucester more awesome can be made at Awesome Gloucester.















