Score big this Super Bowl with delicious, fresh platters and snacks from Machaca! Whether you’re hosting the ultimate party or just kicking back with friends, we’ve got everything you need to make game day unforgettable.
Pre-order NOW – Deadline:
Sunday, February 2nd, by 8:30 PM.
This is a firm deadline to ensure we deliver the freshest, most flavorful food for your celebration. Don’t wait—pre-order today and get ready to wow your crowd!
Make the party even more festive! Add a large, delicious to-go margarita to your food platter purchase and toast to your team in style. Serves about 4-5 margaritas.
Years recorded with earthquake in Gloucester, Mass. (as of 1989): 1717, 1722, 1727-1730, 1737, 1755, 1757, 1761, 1763, 1805, 1874, 1925, 1889 (expected), and 1998. See index. Gloucester, Massachusetts: Historical Timeline, 1000-1999. Mary Ray. Editors, Sarah R. Dunlap, Gloucester Archives Committee (Gloucester, Mass.), 2002.
On April 30, 1722: “There was an earthquake in the town continued about a minute.”
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I’m probably a little late to the game with this news, but I noticed this update at Stop and Shop at our last visit there. Thank you Stop and Shop for taking the stress out of remembering my reusable bags.
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Many events are planned for this anniversary year, and to launch the 50th celebration, Mark Adrian Shoes is having a Buy One, Get One 50% off sale store wide, February 1 – February 8!!
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Mark Adrian Shoes
103 Main St.
Gloucester, MA 01930
(978)283-4343
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I had not been to Main St Arts and Antiques on Main St in Gloucester for quite a while. It is one of my favorite “comfy” shopping pleasures. Though I miss seeing our friend David Cox there on a regular basis, the current staff is friendly, helpful and welcoming. A little bird tells me you can sometimes catch David in attendance if you are fortunate in the timing of your visit. Anyhow, this lovely little shop is full of fun items and worth the time it takes to browse and appreciate the beauty and practicality of some of those gently used daily items from the past. I’m especially drawn to the glass, especially Depression era glass. I also like to check the “local history” area for updates on Cape Ann historical memorabilia. Follow them on Facebook for updates. Maybe I’ll see you there soon! It’s a great feeling to support local business AND repurpose useful items.
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