Good Morning Gloucester

Yella on the Water along the boulevard in Gloucester announced their opening for 2024!

We decided to try out the special Senior Lunch menu options at Fox Creek Tavern in Ipswich with my brother and his wife. We hadn’t been there in a while and it was along our bird watching route so we stopped. First thing to note is that you need to ask for the senior menu in order to take advantage of the options. A beverage order is required (beyond water) but that’s generally not an issue for us! There are several items from the regular menu offered in smaller portions at a reduced price. Three of us enjoyed the fish tacos and Jim tried the pot pie. We all left very satisfied with our meals. Just the right size lunch portions so it was a big win. If you’re eligible (65+), give it a try M-F 11:30-4 until May 31. PS they also feature daily specials AND Easter brunch reservations are available.

You saw it on Good Morning Gloucester First- 52 Commercial Street With Owner Monte Rome. The Peach Building In The Fort. Share the post! Front Section For Rent As A Potential Incredible Restaurant Space, Middle Space and bit smaller opening up to large outdoor patio, back of the building Retail for Wicked Tuna’s CaptDave Marciano

THIS SATURDAY, March 23, 1 – 4 pm

COMPLIMENTARY!

SPRING GRAND TASTING!

THIS SATURDAY, March 23, 1 – 4 pm

COMPLIMENTARY!

OVER 35 WINES TO TASTE

10% DISCOUNT ON 6 WINES

15% DISCOUNT ON 12 OR MORE

PARKING BEHIND STORE

76 PROSPECT ST.

GLOUCESTER, MA

978 282-1455

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Savour Wine Tastings!

Grand Tasting – March 23, 1- 4 pm

March 30 – Anthony Sciarappa of Carolina Wines

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 We continue using our 5 Molekule high performance air purification units that clear the air of 99.9% of viruses, bacteria and allergens every hour, store wide.

We are pleased to continue curbside pickup service

Savour Wine & Cheese l 76 Prospect St. l Gloucester l 978. 282 .1455

Splash Dance…

Family was visiting last weekend and some were interested in checking out the seals hauled out at low tide in the springtime sunshine, so we went down. There were maybe 10-12 seals enjoying a little break. It’s always fun to see them. There were also quite a few birds for our birdwatching visitors.

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More great gift ideas-

Croc shark or marine jibbits (great to put in Easter eggs for kids that wear Crocs. SPF performance hoodies $35 Gloucester Tuna Design/ Gloucester Lobster Design.

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Lost and Found…

Dr. Stuart Ablon will present “Introduction to Collaborative Problem Solving” on Thursday, March 28, 2024 from 5:30-6:30 p.m. at the O’Maley Middle School Auditorium as part of the Gloucester Public Schools Family and Community Speaker Series.

The Family and Community Speaker Series is designed to help families with some of the most common family struggles and dynamics.

Collaborative Problem Solving is an innovative, trauma-informed, and evidence-based approach to helping kids with behavioral challenges. Collaborative Problem Solving promotes the understanding that some children lack the skill—not the will—to behave, specifically struggling with skills related to problem-solving, flexibility, and frustration tolerance. 

The approach for Collaborative Problem Solving was developed in the Department of Psychiatry at Massachusetts General Hospital and is taught all over the world by its program, Think:Kids (www.ThinkKids.org). Research has shown that Collaborative Problem Solving reduces challenging behavior, stress levels, and punitive responses and teaches kids the skills they lack while building positive relationships with adults.

Join Dr. Ablon for an informative presentation on Collaborative Problem Solving where attendees will:

• Understand what really causes challenging behavior or unmet expectations
• Discover the limitations of motivational approaches as a solution to unwanted behavior
• Learn three ways adults can respond to unwanted behavior and the best times to use them
• Envision how the approach can positively change interactions and outcomes with kids and support families in your care

A community resource fair is scheduled at 5 p.m. at O’Maley Middle School before Dr. Ablon’s presentation on March 28.Please join the district for both the resource fair and presentation – and free pizza will be provided by Firing Up Pizza & Grill while it lasts.

The Family and Community Speaker Series is co-sponsored by the Gloucester Public Schools and Gloucester Health Department.