Winter blanket…

My View of Life on the Dock
Winter blanket…

This Dorchester home looks like any other on the outside. It’s a home like many others, one that is both entirely unique and just like the neighbors. When this project came through our doors, we wanted to amplify that. Create something that would stand out, yet anyone would feel at home with. With bold finish choices and a little rearranging, we did exactly that.


They call John Jerome the “Island Cowboy.” Well, I guess that’s a good name, ’cause he seems to have taken full charge of tha traucous rodeo we’ve all known for so many, many years to be Rhumb Line Wednesday. No finer example than this very week, as he hosts one of this island community’s most prolific and notorious country cowpokes, the great Allen Estes! This promises to be a match made in Heaven, for sure. The chute opens at 6pm!

Dinner with great music!
*Each week features a special, invited musical guest
The Rhumb Line Kitchen……features Morgan Forsythe!
Dishes are better than ever before!
Plus a fine, affordable wine menu!
Upcoming…2/9 John Raymond Jerome Hosts

Visit: http://www.therhumbline.com/Looking forward……to seeing you soon 🙂

Opus.The Spot Georgetown.Hale Street Tavern.Maggie’s Farm.Minglewood Harborside.The Spot Winchester.15 Walnut.Cala’s.

**Dine in only, not valid for takeout. One per party.
Expires at 11:59 PM on 2/2/22.

Cat Cavallinni submits-


This view off Grant Circle over what I think is called Green Landing changes as quickly as the weather. Sometimes it is great for birders, or those wanting to watch boat traffic under the train bridge, or for sunsets….and sometimes, well, for this.

Crews spent midnight hours clearing and reducing massive snowpiles from Main St downtown along with other shopping areas to make it more accessible to shoppers and residents. Some snow remains, but it is vastly better now after a hard night’s work. Thanks all!





The Gloucester Lyceum and Sawyer Free Librarywill be hosting a conversation with artist Joe Wallace about his powerful photo series “Day After Yesterday”this Saturday, February 5, from 2-4 pmwhich is currently on display in the Library’s Matz Gallery.
The photo exhibit juxtaposes Wallace’s portraits of individuals living with dementia with a photo of the subject at a younger age and a brief narrative of who they are as people.
The goal of this body of work is to de-stigmatize those living with dementia, use empathy as a means for connection and understanding, and tell a more complete story of those living with the disease and its effect on their families and loved ones.
Trained as a journalist, Wallace has been a portrait photographer and storyteller for two decades and has a deeply personal connection with dementia.
As his website outlines, his approach is to depict the whole…
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3 fishermen rescued after vessel sinks off South Shore of Massachusetts


A huge Brady fan an appreciative of all the joy he brought to our lives this really leaves a bad taste in my mouth. I find it to be totally unnecessary to dismiss New England and mention specifically the Tampa Bay fans, coaches, owners, players and organization.
Pretty sad and totally unnecessary.
Huge thumbs down.
Scroll through the pages on his latest instagram post to read his statement.








I count 8 FU’s to the Patriots, Coaches, Fans, Region and General Manager.
Tom Brady owes me nothing. He owes every other New England fan exactly nothing.
Having said that, this statement, knowing how smart and calculating Tom Brady and his agents are, is very disheartening and I just don’t see what purpose it serves.
He’s not dumb. He knows it’s a slight.
Icy blue…

