
131 Main St, Gloucester, MA 01930
My View of Life on the Dock
GloucesterCast 657 Live From Castaways Surf & Scoop Opening Day 5/25/23
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Great turnout for the ribbon cutting for Cynthia’s 10th year anniversary of this fun business. For more information please go to the following link.
http://www.capeannfoodietours.com

Hypnotic…

On Saturday we will be cleaning Essex Avenue
When: Saturday, May 27, 2023
Time: 09:00 – 10:00
Where: Essex Avenue, we can park on Stacy Boulevard near the World War II Memorial
I have yellow bags and remember to bring gloves.
Thank you all




GloucesterCast 656 Live From Studio Opening Day 5/25/23
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Wayne Soini made a presentation at the Cape Ann Museum about the Spanish American War of 1898, and the brave men from Gloucester who fought in that war.









After the presentation several of those in attendance walked down to the War Memorial to honor those veterans. Jim played taps on the bugle, and we sang “My Country, ‘Tis of Thee.







My older son, Thatcher, turned 16 yesterday…. And then drove his younger brother and me from Gloucester to Danvers today. Yikes. I’m used to him driving the boat…. But not so much as comfortable with him behind the wheel of my car.

We had a wonderful dining experience at Fleur Cuisine on the T Wharf in Rockport recently. The bright, open atmosphere, friendly staff and menu selection all added up to an A+ experience. There is a small bar area, back dining room and outdoor seating. It was too chilly for outside so we sat in the back dining room. As usual, we were on the early side but the room filled up during our time there. Our server Maria was efficient and informed. We enjoyed plantains, the chicken entree and the pineapple bowl with shrimp. The chicken was amazing with just the right amount of spicy zing. We finished off with the best key lime pie I’ve had on Cape Ann. Get yourself there!







The 1st Annual GCACC NEXT GEN Cornhole Tournament is presented in partnership by the Greater Cape Ann Chamber’s NEXT GEN Cape Ann Young Professionals Committee and the American Legion Post 98.
Please join us on Sunday, June 4 for a day of fun competition! Food and beer will be available for purchase as well as raffles!
To sign up, pleaseclick here. The deadline to sign up and pay is June 1st




The North Shore League in comprised of 9 other clubs from around the North Shore. The season runs from September to April, culminating with league playoff championships in May.
The MAC’s A Level 3 championship team bested 12 other participating teams from clubs around the North Shore. The team’s roster included Melanie Healey (captain) – Essex, Stephanie Benenson – Hamilton, Alina Franklin – Essex, Sarah Guido – Topsfield, April Harb – Essex, Jane Henry – Wenham, Emma Perryman – Manchester, Jamie Sugar Butter – Rockport, Marcia Tatum – Topsfield, and Christine Woodman – Essex.
The MAC’s A Level 4 team came in first place in the division and also went on to win the divisional playoffs. The championship team included Abby Considine (co-captain) – Manchester, Sarah Stock (co-captain) – Manchester, Alison Mulford – Manchester, Meghan Olington – Manchester, Laura Kneisel – Manchester, Ashley Casey – Manchester, Jen Zeilman – Beverly Farms, Allison Falk – Essex and Maura Blundin – Beverly Farms
The Working Women’s Division 3 teams finished first in a division that included 11 other teams from surrounding north shore clubs. The roster includes Leslie Sullivan – Gloucester, Anne Cowman – Manchester, Antonella Cucchetti – Manchester, Sarah Wilwerh Dyer – Essex, Mary Giglio – Ipswich, Karen Smith Crowley – Manchester, Meredith Sobol – Danvers, Nikki Tierney – Gloucester, and Stacey Twombley – Rockport
The North Shore League continues to get better and better each year. MAC Tennis hosted 15 teams in 10 different divisions this year. Out of the 10 divisions, MAC Tennis had three league champions and 6 teams finish in the top 4 and advance to post season playoffs.
MAC tennis teams are currently accepting new players for league play that begins in the fall, including players interested in Women’s Weekday, Working Women’s Weekend, Mixed Doubles and Men’s Leagues. Interested players should contact Todd Carpenter at tcarpenter@mactennis.com.

The Studio has been a crown jewel of the Rocky Neck Art Colony for nearly 70 years. The indoor-outdoor hangout accommodates 380 guests with traditional dining room seating, sprawling bars inside and out complete with HDTVs, as well as lounge-style setups. The restaurant, encased all in glass, offers unobstructed views of Smith Cove from every seat in the house. For boating enthusiasts, The Studio boasts several slips for private docking and is the only venue to offer a boat shuttle directly to and from St. Peter’s Square in downtown Gloucester.
Helming the kitchen, Chef Stavis will bring twists to New American cuisine, raw bar delicacies and seafood creations. Stavis brings his passion for local sourcing to The Studio, working closely with Cape Ann-area fishermen and farmers. Restaurant-goers can expect to see an all-day menu with highlights like a Seafood Tower piled with two lobster tails, five each of oysters, shrimp and clams as well as four Jonah crab claws; a quartet of burger options including a Kelp Burger with homemade wakame salad and wasabi on a focaccia roll and a Tuna Steak Burger with wakame aioli on a brioche bun; Chef Matt’s signature Buffalo Chicken Mac ‘n Cheese with gemelli pasta, homemade cheese sauce and Frank’s Red Hot sauce-doused chicken finished with toasted breadcrumbs; and Hook & Line Baked Haddock, a gluten-free panko crusted haddock served with rice and vegetables. There is also a kid’s menu with favorites for the little ones.
To quench the insatiable summer thirst, the beverage program will boast something for everyone’s palettes. New this season are a collection of tiki cocktails dubbed “Tropical Getaways” like a Scorpion Bowl with Bacardi 151, Canerock and Plantation rums, Citadelle gin, Grainger’s vodka, citrus juices, and grenadine as well as the Truly Shark Bowl with Truly Hard Seltzer, blue curaçao and Grainger’s Deluxe raspberry vodka garnished with gummy sharks. The Studio also features refreshing frozen cocktails, signature libations, bubbly, wine including orange and rosé options, as well as a rotating selection of a dozen beers and ciders available on draught and another 16 canned options. While the classic pours are available, local producers take centerstage with options from the likes Rockport and Wachusett breweries.
The Studio Restaurant & Bar is located at 51 Rocky Neck Avenue in Gloucester. Beginning May 25, The Studio Restaurant & Bar will open daily from 11:00am-12:00am. The Studio Restaurant & Bar will also debut live music programming featuring local artists in June. Follow The Studio Restaurant & Lounge on Instagram at @studiogloucester.























Went to training at the Visitor Center at Stage Fort Park. The view was so nice.

Ripples…


It’s at Harbor Loop – at the buoy in front of the Coast Guard station – and it’s at 4:30pm.

