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How the Hell Does The Blue Lobster In #RockportMA Not Get More Love On Social Media?
Uhmmm, $7.95 For homemade hash with Hollandaise and two poached eggs over English muffins. With views of Motif No 1 and Rockport Harbor. Stupid good, and way too good for none of the Rockport twitterati to ignore. Thanks for a great meal.
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Reid’s Ride Stage Fort Park
Lynzariums On East Main Is A Treasure Trove Of Unique Cool Gifts
186 East Main Street
Picked Up A Cool Plant For The Big Jabroni’s Birthday And Lindsay Planted It In A rustic Looking Tin Container. A gift that will keep on giving visually.
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She also has these lobster gauges turned into bracelets made by her friend –
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He calls the design THE KEEPAH
Today She Has Another Pop Up Featuring GrassyRootsJuiceShop- https://instagram.com/grassyrootsjuiceshop/
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Seen in Gloucester From Rich Sagall
I saw the Apple Maps van in the Dunkin’ Donuts on Eastern Ave. this AM. The Bing Mapping van was in our office parking lot earlier this week.
Gloucester is really going to be on the map.
Rich
Rich Sagall, MD
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Captain Pete Mondello Sure Likes His Blue Rides
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Ducks in a Row
I wonder from where the idiom “getting your ducks in a row” comes? 🙂
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Busy Day At The Boat Shop. . .
Storm approaching over the Annisquam
On Wednesday, the storm clouds over the Annisquam were amazing.
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We can turn back the hands of time, but not that far …
Just when you’ve lost a few pounds, gotten yourself into decent shape, and are feeling good and proud of yourself, you stumble across that 45 year old photo which tosses all illusions out the window. Surfing buddy, Karen Husby, and I at Ogunquit Beach, ME, circa 1970.
E.J. Lefavour
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Tomorrow IN THE SARGENT HOUSE GARDEN WITH PLEIN AIR ARTIST Robert Louis Williams
James Eves, owner of Cape Ann Giclée, Fine Art Printing and Gallery, is GMG’s Arts Enthusiast and the Calendar Guy. To submit arts related press releases, photos of arts events or any arts related posts email: james@capeanngiclee.com.
To add an event to the GMG Cape Ann Calendar go here to see how to submit events.
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Live blogging state fish pier 7/18/2015
State Fish Pier Gloucester, Ma
07/18/2015 11:17am
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Gloucester Smiles ~ 27
You may meet these two in Passport Restaurant
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Gloucester Dog Park 07/18/2015
10:25am
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Beat-Down
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Community Stuff 7/17/15
Annisquam Village Players (AVP) Presents, Camelot
From August 4th-9th, the Annisquam Village Hall will be transformed back to the middle ages as the AVP proudly presents this year’s summer musical production of Lerner and Loewe’s Camelot. Come and see the show; you’ll be amazed at the talent in the community! Show time is 7:30 each night. General Admission (16.00) and Reserved Seats (32.00) are available at the Annisquam Exchange, 32 Leonard Street, Gloucester, MA: Cash and Checks only made out to Annisquam Village Players. Tickets are also available electronically, with a small service charge, by logging onto www.annisquamvillageplayers.org. The Village Hall, 36 Leonard St., is air conditioned and handicap accessible. Tickets are now on sale.
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Community Stuff 7/18/15
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Ya, It Can and It Has Co-Existed.
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Cape Ann Clergy Go All In On Gloucester Initiative
Dear friends,
Under the leadership of Police Chief Leonard Campanello, the Gloucester Police Department recently began the Gloucester Initiative. Through the Gloucester Initiative the Police Department has offered itself as a conduit for on-the-spot treatment for those who suffer from opiate addiction. Anyone who is ready to receive help can come to the Police Department and be immediately connected to a treatment facility without arrest.
As clergy we understand the deep, hidden pain of people struggling with addiction. We have seen the stigma that drug addiction, in particular, causes. We believe that the love of God and inherent dignity of every person compel us to come alongside those who struggle and suffer, whether they are in positions of power and prestige or have been relegated to society’s margins.
We are so pleased to voice our support for the initiative and its accompanying angel program. We gladly lend our voices and hands of support to the efforts of the Gloucester Police Department and the many groups and organizations who have already partnered with them. We encourage others to do the same.
With hope,
Cape Ann Clergy
Reverend Cynthia Antonuk, First Baptist Church, Gloucester, MA
Reverend Tom Bentley, Trinity Congregational Church, Gloucester, MA
Timothy Bushfield, Lead Pastor, Community Church of East Gloucester, Gloucester, MA
Rabbi Susan Bulba Carvutto, Emerita, Temple Beth El, Augusta, Maine (part-time Gloucester resident)
Reverend Anne Deneen, Pastor, St. Paul Lutheran Church, Gloucester, MA
Reverend Michael Duda, First Church in Wenham, Wenham, MA (residence: Rockport, MA)
Reverend Alice W. Erickson, United Church of Christ, Gloucester, MA
Very Reverend Ronald J. Gariboldi, V.F. Retired Co-Pastor, Holy Family Parish, Gloucester, MA
Rabbi Myron S. Geller, Emeritus, Temple Ahavat Achim, Gloucester, MA
Abram Kielsmeier-Jones, Pastor, Union Congregational Church, Magnolia (Gloucester), MA
Rabbi Steven A. Lewis, Temple Ahavat Achim, Gloucester, MA
Reverend Susan Moran, Unitarian Universalist Society of Rockport, Rockport, MA
Reverend Janet Parsons, Gloucester Unitarian Universalist Church, Gloucester, MA
Reverend Rona Tyndall, Grace Center, Gloucester, MA
Reverend Derek van Gulden, First Congregational Church of Rockport (UCC), Rockport, MA
Reverend Deirdre Greenwood White, Annisquam Village Church, Gloucester, MA
Reverend Jim Williams, Pastor, Gloucester Assembly of God Church, Gloucester, MA
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WHERE TO GO FOR FABULOUS LATE NIGHT DINING ON CAPE ANN?
The Franklin Cape Ann is where! Did you know that EVERY NIGHT OF THE WEEK, the kitchen is OPEN UNTIL MIDNIGHT.
After seeing Out of Sterno at the Gloucester Stage Company this past Wednesday, my husband and I headed over to Rocky Neck for a late night dinner. By the time we walked from the theatre it was after 10pm and everywhere we went, the kitchen had closed. We next headed over to Main Street and were delighted to discover that the Franklin, already one of our top go-to places, serves their complete menu until midnight. Jared, our excellent and very accommodating bartender, informed us that they do not close early and enjoy their late night crowd.
Tom had one of his favorite Franklin entrees, the burger, and I had the arugula, mango, and avacado salad topped with perfectly grilled and richly flavorful wild salmon. We couldn’t resist the Franklin’s orange infused creme caramel and it was heavenly.
I find it’s always a scramble to serve dinner before a show and love that you can go out for a night on the town on Cape Ann and not only see great theatre, but have a wonderfully delicious dinner afterward!
The Franklin Cape Ann is located at 118 Main Street, Gloucester.
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Good Morning Gloucester 