Good Morning Gloucester

As some of you know, my dad grew up in Gloucester and we have been visiting over the years until we were able to permanently retire here. We would bring our children with us as they grew up and they continue to visit. Today’s is our Amy’s birthday and since she’s an FOB, I’d like to share some memories of her times here to celebrate her birthday. It’s a great place for children and I think you will recognize many of these locations from over the years.

Chief John Horvath and the Rockport Police Department report that the 15-year-old girl reported missing Monday, March 13, has been located safely.

The Rockport Police Department would like to thank the Gloucester Police Department, Essex Police Department, and all those who helped in locating the individual.

Experience the exquisite taste of Magnolia Café once again! 

After a short break, we’re back and better than ever. Indulge in our mouthwatering dishes and feel your taste buds come alive again.

Don’t miss out on the grand re-opening tomorrow, Thursday 3/16!

20 Lexington Ave. Gloucester, MA 01930

We’re excited to introduce our new shop manager, Charlene M Delaney! Charlene, a lifelong New Englander, currently lives in Gloucester and has multiple years of experience serving the Cape Ann community. Some of her previous positions include Meals on Wheels Senior Care Site Manager and Visitor Services Representative of the Greater Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce. With a vast array of knowledge that includes history, child psychology and design, Charlene has been a frequent visitor to Hammond Castle Museum throughout her life. We’re delighted to welcome such a valuable team member onto the museum staff!

We appreciate your patience.
Please make a reservation at Tock or visit our website http://www.sushisanglee.com
We look forward to serving you soon.
Cheers!

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Dawn’s Early Light…

Sharing an update from the Magnolia Cafe Facebook page

I certainly wish I knew.

Rebecca Bradshaw steps into the Artistic Leadership role for historic season

The Gloucester Stage Board of Directors is pleased to announce the appointment of Rebecca Bradshaw as the Company’s new Artistic Director after an extensive nationwide search process.

As Artistic Director, Rebecca will join Managing Director Christopher Griffith in working with GSC’s Board and staff on shared goals that strengthen the theater’s commitment to presenting socially relevant and intellectually stimulating works with powerful, uplifting, intriguing, and inspiring productions and performances. Rebecca takes over the role from the Award-winning Actress and Director Paula Plum, who has been serving as the theater’s Interim Artistic Director since Robert Walsh stepped down following the 2021 season.

“Rebecca has been appointed from an exceptionally strong array of candidates.” shared Managing Director Christopher Griffith. “We are incredibly pleased to have Rebecca leading the artistic vision of Gloucester Stage, bringing the experience of an acclaimed directing and producing career. I am especially grateful to have a business partner with such a strong commitment to the artistic community, championing diverse voices, and theater education.”

“I am thrilled to be back in a theatre community I hold so dear and to have the opportunity to become part of the thriving arts and culture scene in Gloucester. As a leader, I hope to build upon the foundation of GSC’s past while continuing to challenge and inspire audiences to come,” said Rebecca Bradshaw on her appointment as Artistic Director.

Lovely day along the back shore recently reminded me that the Ides of March is upon us. Who remembers that from high school English class?

East Gloucester Front Door Report- Under an Inch/ Some Spots Nothing. Roads Clear