My View of Life on the Dock
Hi Joey,
You probably have received pictures of last night’s wedding of Brad Pierce and Lindsay Brown on Long Beach. Brad owns the Cape Ann Motor Inn.
It was beautiful — and Brad and Lindsay graciously invited all the neighbors. Party of the year!
Sending some more in the next email.
Enjoy this beautiful day.
Jeanne
Jeanne Blake
Saint Peter’s Fiesta Schedule of Events Click Here
Kenny Writes-
Saturday night
June 21, 2014
From: Gloucester
50 and dark
Hi Joey,
The stunning 8 unit Residences of Shore Cliff on Magnolia’s “little back shore” will now sell out. The last 2 units just had dramatic price reductions. One was originally offered at $1.4M, the other $1.1M. Both are now available for $795,000 each. They have easterly, open ocean views, Olmstead Gardens and superior Windover construction.
If either fit your needs, let me know. Soon.
Call Kenny here at 978-758-0983
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MLS #: 71538695
Status: PCG
DOM: 377
Orig. Price: $1.4M
List Price: 
$795,000
10 Cliff Ave. U:6
List $/SqFt: 330.7
List Date: 6/8/2013
Gloucester, MA:Magnolia 01930
Style: Condo – Townhouse
Outdoor Space: Yes – Common
Assoc.Fee: $1,006
Rooms: 8
Beds: 3
Baths: 3f 0h
Living Area: 2404
Tax: $0
Garage: 2
Parking: 2
Pets: Yes w/ Restrictions
Year Built: 2013
Fy: 00
Remarks: HUGE PRICE DROP JUST IN TIME FOR THE OPEN HOUSE! New Construction on the ocean. Stunning landscaping and old stone walls. Shingle style duplex “cottages” in an old world Victorian waterfront community beautifully situated on high land with splendid views up the rocky coastline. Property includes an original Olmsted garden that is part of the common land. Master bedroom suite with balcony, plus 2 other beds and bath on the second floor. Ocean views from the living, dining, kitchen, screen/3 season porch, deck and bedrooms. This unit has a 2 car garage under.
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MLS #: 71615237
Status: PCG
DOM: 193
Orig. Price: $1.12M
List Price: $795,000
6 Cliff Avenue U:7
List $/SqFt: 353.33
List Date: 12/10/2013
Gloucester, MA:Magnolia 01930
Style: Condo – Half-Duplex
Outdoor Space: Yes – Common
Assoc.Fee: $907
Rooms: 6
Beds: 3
Baths: 2f 1h
Living Area: 2250
Tax: $0
Garage: 2
Parking: 4
Pets: Yes
Year Built: 2013
Fy: 2013
Remarks: HUGE PRICE DROP!! JUST IN TIME FOR OPEN HOUSE. Filled with natural light, this south facing unit has a first floor master with attached 3 season porch and deck with partial views to the ocean. The floor plan allows for living on one level with minimal steps from the 2 car attached garage or the covered front entry. On the second level there are two large bedrooms, a full bath and a balcony with an ocean view. This duplex has the privacy of a single family unit. All eight units that make up the Residences of Shore Cliff have ownership in a magnificent Olmsted Garden which boldly faces east with views far up the rocky coastline of Magnolia to the Eastern Pt. lighthouse. Shore Cliff is surrounded by old stone walls and is exquisitely landscaped. The complex of 8 units is now completely built.
BTW I might as well share the auction video, too. If you remember, last week we told you about the auction at 14 Rouse Rd., Eastern Point. It sold today for $1.05M. If you’ve never seen an auction, watch my video clips.
Today and next weekend is the last hurahhh for the Mamie’s Kitchen crew.
He said he heard it breathe when it lifted it’s back out of the water and it’s back came up about 6 or 7 times within 15 minutes or so. The skin was smooth and it was pure white, the whole animal.
What he saw was the back hump come out of the water and then the tail and the tail was split like two points. Can anyone ID what it could have been???
A beluga perhaps?
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Updated, a second confirmation from Amy Beaudet:
My father-in-law also saw it yesterday by the paint factory. He said it was a beluga whale. He’ll probably give more details later.
Good morning Joey,
We will be showing the Disney movie Brave outdoors and everyone is welcome to come dressed up and bring a blanket. We will also have pony rides, bake sale, face painting, raffle and Sam K photography has donated time to take photos with Hudson aka Angus the horse from the movie. All proceeds will go to helping Hudson during his extensive medical illness and care. Donations are welcome to watch the movie. Pony rides $5 and photos will be $10.00 or 15 to sit on him. Parking is at the rockport elementary school lot. Please email me with any questions.
Donated Raffles include:
Jalapeños, Lat 43, West end salon, Aveda salon, Palazolas, Turtle alley, Bowling alley, Yellow sub
Virgillios, Animal kracker
Link to our fb event- https://www.facebook.com/events/544584348978812/
Please share
Thank you
Rowe farm team
Hudson is the horse on top and angus from the movie is the same very rare breed.
The M S Foley Stoneworks Gallery and Studio are ready just in time for the 31st Cape Ann Artisan’s Open Studio Tour! We have maps, brochures, coffee, donuts and a bunch of new stone sculptures. Our hours are tomorrow Sunday from 10:00 am until 4:00 pm. We are 0.2 miles south of 128 exit 14, on Essex Ave (#376). Please drop by…..What you will see is most unique!
https://www.facebook.com/msfoleystoneworks
http://www.msfoleystoneworks.com/
“Existentialism means that no one else can take a bath for you.”
Delmore Schwartz 1913-1966
Born to Jewish parents in Brooklyn, NY, Schwartz attended Columbia and the University of Wisconsin before receiving a degree from New York University. He studied philosophy as a graduate student under the great Alfred North Whitehead at Harvard while he roomed with the poet Robert Lowell. His first book, In Dreams Responsibilities Begin, based on his parents failed marriage, gained him widespread notice. He went on to teach writing at a number of schools including Syracuse and Kenyon. Among his many students and protégés was Saul Bellow, whose Humboldt’s Gift is based on their relationship. Lou Reed of the Velvet Underground also studied with Schwartz, wrote at least two songs in his memory and named him the “first great man I ever met.” Schwartz died at 52, alone and isolated from the world, from complications of alcoholism and mental illness.
Cat Ryan Submits-
ARTIST LOREN DOUCETTE … LIFTS STUDENT ART INTO PUBLIC ART INSTALLATIONEETING #2
East Gloucester Elementary School and ART
Hey Joey,
ARTIST LOREN DOUCETTE … LIFTS STUDENT ART INTO PUBLIC ART INSTALLATIONEETING #2
East Gloucester Elementary School and ART
Hey Joey,
What happens when artist Loren Doucette exhibits art projects by the entire East Gloucester Elementary student body over two back-to-back family nights?
She lifts it to the level of public art installation. (Ruby McElhenny’s mask J)
That’s Loren’s mom, Diane, helping out.
Thanks to hundreds of display cases –big shout out for the shoe boxes from Mark Adrian Shoes—and a beckoning zippy maze we were treated to a walk in field of masks.
The PTO worked with East Gloucester Elementary to bring Loren and artist Amber LeBlanc (look for her teaching art this summer at YMCA Camp Spindrift) to spend an entire day with each grade. Devoted entirely to art and only art!
Loren’s most recent work—the view from Kate’s balcony– will be on exhibit opening this weekend atFlat Rocks Gallery.
Esteemed artist, Ed Touchette, is the art teacher year round for East Gloucester Elementary school and Veteran’s. So these students have a touch with a master class every week! And Mary Rhinelanderdesigned the school logo.
Special thanks to EGS PTO for such a memorable event.
14 Rouse Rd. Eastern Point Gloucester MA Absolute…:
http://youtu.be/xFGLL0PHSsA
Live From St. Peter Novena Day 6
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Everywhere I traveled today, it was hard not to notice Rosa rugosa dazzling in bloom, not only becasue it is so pretty, but because of its welcome fragrance. That sublime combination of salty sea air and sweet roses beckons us to live everyday of our fleeting New England summer to the fullest.
Niles Beach Rosa rugosa
Jonathan Lipsy from the broadcast lighting and design firm Integrated Solutions Group gave an outstanding presentation on lighting for interviewing at Cape Ann TV’s Lunch and Learn. Jonathan presented the information clearly and concisely, with an overall strategy of thinking about lighting interviews in layers, along with the excellent advice that less is more. Thank you Becky, Lisa, and Erich for the invitation. The presentation was well worth the time, with the added bonus of an extra super delicious lunch provided by Wally’s Catering. 
Jonathan Lipsy and Cape Ann TV’s Becky Tober demonstrating portrait lighting for broadcast.
What an amazing day for the International Dory Races on Saturday morning.
Hello.
It’s another great day on Cape Ann and perfect for the 31st Annual Cape Ann Artisans Tour, which is happening today and tomorrow from 10 – 5. The Boston Globe just published a wonderful review of the tour called: Light of days lures artists to Cape Ann by Diane Bair. I hope you can make a stop to my studio at 97 East Main St. You’ll find a complete map of all the participants on the web site.
Sinikka
A SWEEP FOR THE CANADIANS
Joey,
Here is the raw data from the dory races this morning.
Damon
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Mixed Doubles
1. Kelly George and Robert Fox (Canada) 6:13
2. Jimmy and Laurel Tarantino (USA) 6:25
Juniors:
1. John Ernst and Thomas Stuart (Canada)6:20
2. Tyler Edmonds and Thomas Beaton (USA)7:11
Women:
1. Gail Atkinson and Kathryn Moore (Canada)6:23
2. Amanda Palazzola and Lindsey Rogers (USA) 7:39
Seniors (Open)
1. Markus Schmidt and Joel George (Canada)9:47
2. Vito Giacalone and Mike Mitchell (USA) 9:54
There was no Masters division race.
Mile Marker One
78 Essex Ave.
Gloucester, Ma.
(978) 283-2122
Good Morning Gloucester 