Maritime Gloucester Halloween Count Down
The Indian ghost is a catfish found in the rivers of Southeast Asia. This fish lack scales, and its transparency makes its skeleton perfectly visible!
My View of Life on the Dock
Maritime Gloucester Halloween Count Down
The Indian ghost is a catfish found in the rivers of Southeast Asia. This fish lack scales, and its transparency makes its skeleton perfectly visible!
This post was not made to make fun of anyone’s religious beliefs. I believe more like the Native Americans do that nature controls the Universe and our lives. I recently had a very nice older couple come to our door trying to save my soul. They were very polite. When they started to inform me how a certain prophet could make my life better I began to inform them that I appreciated their trying to help people by spreading their beliefs but I don’t believe in what the were selling. Like I said I respect everyone’s beliefs and do not try to push mine on anyone else. They continued to try to have me come over to their side. After a few minutes of this I decided to inform them how in the past two years what our family has been through. I told them how my Son Paul was killed and how he died and less than 3 months later my Father died. They looked kind shocked. After a few minutes of a rant I apologized for dropping all that on them and that I respected their views but it wasn’t for me. They politely said goodbye, turned around and got out as soon as they could.
I found these religious comics that people post on Facebook. So Blame them not me.



First I heard of it was from one of our readers Vic Semensi, Thanks Vic!
Three Course Prix Fixe Menus at either $25.13 or $33,13
You can find the menus on the Cape Ann Chamber Website Here
Village Restaurant
55 Main Street, Essex, MA 019290
(978) 768-6400
Restaurant Website
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Latitude 43
25 Rogers Street, Gloucester, MA 01930
(978) 281-0223
Restaurant Website
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Alchemy Cafe & Bistro
3 Duncan Street, Gloucester, MA 01930
(978) 281-3997
Restaurant Website
Ohana
151 Main Street, Gloucester, MA 01930
(978) 283-3200
Restaurant Website
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Seaport Grille
6 Rowe Square, Gloucester, MA 01930
(978) 282-9799
Restaurant Website
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Jalapeños Restaurant
86 Main Street, Gloucester, MA 01930
(978) 283-8228
Restaurant Website
The Sea Glass Restaurant at the Castle Manor Inn
141 Essex Avenue, Gloucester, MA 01930
(978) 515-7386
Restaurant Website
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Franklin Cape Ann
118 Main Street, Gloucester, MA 01930
(978) 283-7888
Restaurant Website
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Cala’s Restaurant
7 Beach Street, Manchester-by-the-Sea, MA 01944
(978) 525-3304
Restaurant Website
The Landing at 7 Central
7 Central Street, Manchester-by-the-Sea, MA 01944
(978) 526-7494
Restaurant Website
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The Grand Café at Emerson Inn by the Sea
1 Cathedral Avenue, Rockport, MA 01966
(978) 546-6321
Restaurant Website
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Two members of the Cape Ann Community will be discussing their experiences as visitors to Haiti and the Dominican Republic on Sunday, November 3 from 4 to 5 p.m. at the Unitarian Universalist Society of Rockport, 4 Cleaves Street, Rockport. Rockporter Mary Ann Camp, RN, has been a frequent volunteer at the Partners in Development Medical
Center in Blanchard, Haiti, since the devastating earthquake on January 12, 2012. She will speak about the current situation and needs, including the urgent need for children’s sponsors, as well as the progress that has been made since the earthquake.
Heidi Wakeman of Gloucester, a Spanish teacher in the Rockport schools, will offer information on her trip to the Dominican Republic as an educational envoy with Friends Beyond Borders. Light refreshments will be served following the talks. All are welcome.
he Student Assistance Program Team
The Student Assistance Program Team represented Lahey Health Behavioral Services and community partners such as the North Shore United Way at Rockport’s Harvest Fest, Saturday October 19th. Pictured here is Kelsey Tam, SAP Counselor at Ipswich High School and Wendi Smith, SAP Counselor at Gloucester’s O’Maley Innovation Middle School. SAP hosted a raffle and offered three different gift baskets themed School, Yoga and Art. All were geared towards middle and high school aged youth and featured donations from Dragon Speech Recognition Software and the Tree Top Yoga and Art Haven Studios in Gloucester. The event helped to raise awareness of the Student Assistance Programs in the North Shore area, key partners, and its focus on youth mental health and well-being.
GLOUCESTER MEDICATIONS DISOSAL DAY!
Protect your children, parents, pets, and the environment.
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Saturday, October 26 at 6:30pm at Holy Family Parish: Docksiders performance at the Ladies’ Guild Dinner. Ham & Bean Supper. Open to the public.
Hello friends,
Please come see my beautiful show with Brad Story!
I don’t often have the opportunity to show these big pieces, and am very pleased with the show.
only one week left!
Thanks, and hope to see you all soon.
Best, Camilla
Hello, Joey:
I hope you’ll share this YouTube link to my new original song, “The Stevedore.” It’s a sea chantey with a twist of contemporary realism: rather than the typical sea song that features drunken sailors, this one is about a stevedore (or lumper or longshoreman) who develops an addiction to painkillers. It’s a tribute to the very tough people who have made a living unloading the cargo from fishing boats and, I hope, a way of honoring Gloucester’s recovery community. I hope the song touches a chord with your readers.
The song is performed by The Dorymates (Janet Ruth Young and Tony Hilliard) with our friend Tim Perkins. It was recorded by H. Nat Stevens.
Best wishes,
Janet Ruth Young
The Lady Hornets celebrated Senior Night at Hyland Field and after presenting the Ipswich Seniors flowers the Manchester Essex Seniors were announced and joined at midfield by their parents. The Hornets went on to play a strong game and seemed to gain momentum in the second half but fell to the Ipswich Tigers 3-2.

Yesterday we taped Local Music Seen with Allen Estes with special guest 3rian King and What Time Is It Mr. Fox? What fun we had, thank you to the great studio audience. You can see the show tomorrow tonight (Wednesday) at 6:30pm on cable channel 12. The show airs again on Friday at 1 pm, and Sunday at 6pm. For all of you FOBs, who don’t live in Gloucester, you can now watch Local Music Seen and other shows on Cape Ann TV’s wicked cool on-line streaming service here.
Celebrate Halloween with What Time is it Mr. Fox? Live at Crowell Chapel on Sunday October 27, 2013 get your ticket here: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/483913
Maritime Gloucester is Stepping it up on Social Media
Maritime Gloucester is celebrating Halloween on their Facebook page all month long. There’s a lot of scary looking fish in the Ocean that I’ve never heard of. You got to check out the Great photos and information. Maritime Gloucester is really starting to emerge as a true Gloucester Treasure. Go to Facebook and like their page so you can be updated with all the great stuff going on down there on their Docks.
Filming Olive Kitteridge HBO miniseries Tom Hanks co-produced.
https://goodmorninggloucester.wordpress.com/?s=olive+Kitteridge
Re-Opening November 20th or thereabout.
Read the original story here-
Missing In Magnolia July 25, 2013
Hi Joey,
My husband and I have been residents of Magnolia for the past couple of years. We read your blog everyday and love everything about Gloucester and Cape Ann. Our neighbor, Terry Weber, did a post in the blog while relaxing in our pretty garden the first year we were here. This is our piece of heaven. We have felt very safe in our neighborhood. Sadly, I writing to express my disappointment. Someone stole a hand painted wooden sign that hung next to our front door. I bought it from an artist at a craft fair in Manchester soon after we moved here. I am attaching a picture. If any of your readers happen to notice someone with a new Cape Ann sign in or our of their home, I would hope that someone might contact you at your blog. This is not a piece of art that would have been purchased locally. We would love to have our sign back.
Lynn and Bob Bird
Magnolia, MA
Earlier this summer I wrote to you with a heavy heart as I expressed my dismay at having a lovely Cape Ann fish sign stolen from our home in Magnolia. Sadly it was never returned to us.
A couple of weeks ago I returned home to find a beautiful copper dory placed on a bench in our front yard. Neither my husband, nor I knew where it came from but admired the beautiful craftsmanship. We asked several neighbors about the dory, but no one knew anything about it.
A couple days later my husband and I were walking along Shore Rd. in Magnolia and came upon a local man in his truck pulled up on the side of the road. We didn’t know his name but we see him on our daily walks, enjoying his coffee and newspaper at Magnolia Beach. As we approached he called out, “That’s for plants.” Upon realizing that he was the creator of this beautiful dory, we introduced ourselves. His name is James (Jim) Fialto. He’s a coppersmith. Apparently he had just heard that we lost our sign, and had some free time on a Sunday afternoon waiting for the Patriots game to begin. When asked why he made us the dory, he said, “I felt bad about your sign being stolen and I see you picking up trash every day on your walk…”
We shared this story with many people and all agree what a lovely gesture this was. Residents of Magnolia acknowledge the kindness of Jim and agree that we live in a very special place.
Sincerely,
Lynn and Bob Bird
Magnolia
Hello! My name is Bobby, I am a four-month-old male black kitten (on the left). I am eager to find a loving home. I am playful, curious and sweet. I am residing at the Cape Ann Animal Aid (CAAA), located at the Christopher Cutler Rich Animal Shelter, Four Paws Lane, Gloucester. Please check our website at: CapeAnnAnimalAid.com
We have had so much excited this month – one weekend with The Rev. Karin Wade from St. Mary’s Episcopal Church in Rockport provided the Blessing of the Animals. Last weekend we had HarvestFest in Rockport and the dog parade.
Also, we have good news to share about Margaret, the pup who has recently had surgery to remove her back leg. She is doing well and recuperating fine. We will let you know when she is available for adoption! Now, back to me – my requests our simple, I love toys, I like attention, I want a family or person to love me as much as my friends here at the CAAA do…and remember, I am ready right now for adoption!