American Line Cruise Ship

Posted on by Donna Ardizzoni

On Tuesday this pretty small cruise ship was in port.  When at the visitor’s center at Stage Fort some passengers came in.  So fun to talk to visitors visiting Gloucester.  The smaller ships seem to have their passengers spend time locally, which is great.

Wall Street Journal Highlights Gloucester | Check out Ellie McGrath’s travel piece in today’s print edition

Posted on by Catherine

Color spread looks great! Gloucester’s history of summer seasons, the 400+ Anniversary festivities, the 4th of July Fireworks, and Cape Ann Museum’s Edward Hopper exhibition & walking tours are mentioned.

“When I was growing up in Gloucester, Mass., we were steeped in…”

McGrath, Ellie. “Summer at the Seaport.” Wall Street Journal. Print edition May 27-28, 2023. On line read here

GloucesterCast 658 Livestream 5/28/23 Link to Join Here-www.facebook.com/goodmorninggloucester

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

 

 

GloucesterCast 658 Livestream 5/28/23

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Now Hiring: Salt Water Grille & Pub

Posted on by Alicia Unleashed

Help Wanted!

We are still looking to hire bartenders, waitstaff, and host positions.

If you or someone you know is interested in working with us please call us at 978-879-4244, come down to 226 Washington Street, send us an email at swgrille@yahoo.com, or send us a message on Facebook!

Portuguese Community Prepares for the Feast of the Holy Spirt- Sunday June 4th

Posted on by Manuel F. Simoes

The feast is more than700 years old tradition of the Portuguese peoples, especial the Azorean community.

The D.E.S. ( Divino Espírito Santo) Portuguese Club will start with a week of the Rosary at the club, starting Monday May 29th at 6:30 PM.

2023 Schedule for the Feast of the Hold Spirt:

  • Monday May 29th 6:30 PM – Rosary  
  • Tuesday May 30th 6:30 PM – Rosary  
  • Wednesday May 31th 6:30 PM – Rosary  
  • Thursday June 1st  6:30 PM – Mass will be given by Father Jim at the Club
  • Friday Jun 2nd  at 6:30 The Rosary will be sung in Portuguese at the Club
  • Saturday June 3rd 6:30 at Our Lady of Good Voyage the Rosary
  • Sunday June 4th THE FEAST OF THE HOLD SPIRT
    • 11:00 AM The Procession
    • 11:45 Mass at Our Lady of Good Voyage
    • 1:00 PM Luncheon of the Traditional “Sopas”

Members walking in the Precession PLEASE arrive at the club by 10:30 AM

TICKETS are now available for the Luncheon for $20.00

Please contact Maria Machado at 508-930-1868 for tickets or purchase at the Rosary during the week.

Lobsta’ Land Outdoor Bar

Posted on by Nichole S.

The other day I did a post about the deck and outdoor bar at Lobsta’ Land. Only one photo shows up on the GMG facebook posts and I wanted everyone to see how cool the bar with its retractable roof really is….but, a different photo showed up in the post. So, here it is again for those of you who might not click through to the website.

Baltimore Oriole Nest

Posted on by Pat D

We have had Baltimore Orioles in the vicinity for several seasons now, but this is the first time I have located their nest. They build sac-like structures in tree branches and you can see they are well hidden. I watched as one of the orioles made its way down into the nest and popped its head back out. Now we wait for little chirps and open mouths of young ones!