Good Morning Gloucester

Tonight!

POP Gallery presents BARBARELLA!

Come party with the divas of POP Gallery! November 16th at the CAPE ANN COMMUNITY CINEMA @ 6:30 pm. Price of admission is $7.50 + one drink ticket and FREE SWAG BAG to early birds!

It’s going to be EPIC. Don’t miss it!

PURCHASE TICKETS AHEAD HERE, or at the door.

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Tricia O’Neill celebrates the formal public presentation of her Vincent Ferrini mural on Saturday, November 8.  From left: Tricia’s husband
Steve Brettler, Trica, seARTS Board Member Tony Sapienza and Henry Ferrini, Vincent’s nephew and co-founder and board president of the
Gloucester Writers Center.

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Joey,

     As you probably know I’m an author with several titles available.  You’ve been kind enough in the past to make announcements when I have a new release.  I will now provide you with the dialogue for the new release.

Gloucester native and author Barry Stacks has a new book for your reading pleasure.  The Black Flag is the third book in the Tucker Norman series.  Once again, the setting for the story is Gloucester, Mass., which is the author’s hometown. The title of the book is taken from a tradition of flying a black flag on a commercial fishing boat when someone has died at sea. In this mystery novel, several fishing boats return to Gloucester flying a black flag. Once again Tucker Norman and Associates are asked by local law enforcement to investigate this unusual situation.  The investigation delivers the reader through a maze of complicated evidence and into a quagmire filled with strange characters, who appear to have a secondary motive for their activities. The reader, as is always the case, is dragged around Cape Ann as our sleuth tries to fit the pieces of the puzzle together.  Also, the reader will find themselves dumped in that pot of boiling water known around the world as Haiti.  This is another thrilling adventure/mystery written especially for the citizens of Cape Ann to enjoy.  In 2015 there will be three more Tucker Norman novels.  Look for Rosie Crud, Johnny Hansom and Floyd in the early Spring of 2015.  Following that release look for Partly Aged Rosemary…And Time around mid-summer 2015.  Finally, around this time next year look for the release of The Boogeyman.  All Barry’s books are available on-line and at your local book store.  Also, if you have trouble finding any of Barry’s books he extends to you an open invitation to contact him via lostboy1007@tampabay.rr.com. 

     Barry wants to thank all his supporters for their years of dedication.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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The Unitarian Universalist Society of Rockport Holiday Fair will be help on Friday, December 5 from 4 till 9 p.m. and
Saturday, December 6 from 9 a.m. till 1 p.m. at the church, 4 Cleaves Street, Rockport. Offerings will include furniture,
books, vintage jewelry and watches, the works of local artists, holiday crafts, themed gift baskets, vintage decorations, a
bake sale, and complimentary cider. There will also be a raffle for a 40-inch flat-screen TV. The drawing will be on
Saturday afternoon and winners need not be present to claim the set.

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Hi

here’s an article from the Globe about the recent tragedy in management of the fishing industry

http://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2014/11/15/gloucester-looks-balance-fishing-with-tourism/yTXyvaQ1w727vrSMoqxRUN/story.html

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