My View of Life on the Dock
Dexter Woodman Shares- www.ccals.org/ales
We are excited to announce that we will be hosting the Ales over ALS
event this year. Thank you all for your support over the last 12
years!
Tickets are available here. Link to tickets.
Saturday, November 4th, 2023
3:00-8:00 pm
The Lake House at Centennial Grove, Essex, MA
Proceeds will once again benefit CCALS.
It is appreciated if you can buy tickets as soon as you can as it
helps us plan for the event.
All the best,
Ales over ALS Volunteers
Wicked Wednesday! 🍕🦞
Lobster Rolls $15.95
Half price Large Cheese & One Topping Pizzas!
excluding gluten free crusts & slices
147 Thatcher Rd Gloucester
978-281-1700
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For questions call us at: 978-865-3150 14 Lexington Ave Gloucester MA 01930
Omakase dinner reservation at Tock or visit www.sushisanglee.com
Chris Maney submits the following information for an event at Seaside Cemetery Sat Oct 14 from a post on Cape Ann Community blog:
~ cmaney27
At Seaside Cemetery on Saturday, October 14th, from 2 to 4PM the free cemetery event, “Bad Choices, Bad Luck”, will give you the opportunity to meet a group of people who died in Gloucester between 1905-1933 and were buried in the City Home Lot of Seaside Cemetery.
In appearance the City Home Lot is a grassy, open field with slight undulations that shelters the bodies of 118 individuals. Only 5 individual burial markers currently exist. The stories you will hear involve those individuals that died in the Gloucester almshouse or were unclaimed at the time of death or died as unknowns.
Present day Gloucester locals will assume the persona of those interred in the City Home Lot so that their individual stories can be shared with you.
The stories told come from extensive research by Sharron Cohen who unearthed the details of those buried in the City Home Lot.
To enter Seaside Cemetery (88R Langsford Street, Gloucester, MA 01930) from Lanesville, take the second left off Langsford Street or to enter from Rockport, take the second right off Langsford Street. Attendants will direct you to a parking spot. The cemetery’s roads are narrow and uneven so please be patient and drive slowly. The terrain in the cemetery is irregular, so be cautious when walking. Rain date Sunday, October 15, 2023, at 2PM.
For more details and registration go to https://www.eventbrite.com/e/bad-choices-bad-luck-tickets-726363772597?aff=oddtdtcreator
See you on the 14th!
We celebrated Oaktoberfest as well as GMG Jim’s birthday at Oak to Ember on Rogers St Monday night. We had never been to a special event by Neal and the crew at Oak to Ember, and this one was so much fun we will be on high alert for future events. The company was good, the service was attentive and the food / drink were outstanding. I tried the pork schnitzel and Jim had a brat. It was a great place for a celebration. Thanks for a fun evening!
Our dog Toby
Deb Callahan and Paula Parsons
Now and Then…
$15.95 Lobster Roll
Half off Large Cheese & One Topping Pizzas!
*excluding slices & gluten free crusts*
Another lonely lifeguard stand. It’s going to be a long off-season.
Good Morning Gloucester 