
Shore Road Magnolia From Gary Dubinsky

My View of Life on the Dock



submitted by AM Quinn


After close to four decades, there is likely no book contained in theSawyer Free Libraryunfamiliar to long-time library assistantJohn Prybot.
This month, John Pyrbot will retire after working for 35 years at the Sawyer Free Library. Through eight library directors and so many changes in the Library, John has remained a constant and reassuring presence, busy reshelving stacks with the latest titles, helping young and old alike find a book or an answer, and chatting with patrons most of whom he knows by name.
“I have always tried my very best to serve our library patrons. That’s been my overriding and unwavering goal, as well as the Sawyer Free Library itself as an institution,” said John Prybot about his long tenure at the Library. “My life in Gloucester revolves around the Library. It is the true cornerstone of the community. I believe that libraries are precious…
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We enjoyed a night in Boston on Tuesday and had dinner in the North End before the Bruins game. While the final score of the game was fairly horrible, a night in the city is usually a good cure for the winter blues.

Here are a couple of headlines from February 1956 Gloucester Daily Times. Does it feel a little bit like history is repeating itself with news about vaccinations for children and Gloucester tuna fishermen?





Starting this week, join us at 1606 for Nightly Menu Specials, Live Music on Wednesday and Live Piano on Thursday evenings! Menu Specials are available in the 1606 Main Bar, Dining Room and at the Oyster Bar.
Monday – Burger + A Beer
Choice of Burger Feature + Draft Beer – $16.06
Tuesday – Pasta Night
Weekly Changing Pasta Dish – Chef’s Choice
Wednesday – Mussels
Blue Hill Bay Mussels – Chef’s Choice – $15
Thursday – Wine & Dine
Starter, Entree + Dessert Paired With Bottle Of Wine – $85
Sunday – Prime Rib Dinner
Slow Roasted Prime Rib – $38
Live Music – Wednesdays 6-9pm – Main Bar
January 19 |Satch Kerans | 1606
January 26 | Chris & Joe | 1606
Live Piano – Thursdays 6-9pm – Dining Room
January 20 | Renee Dupuis | 1606 Dining Room
January 27 | Jane Potter | 1606 Dining Room
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Happy Humpback Café’s official Grand Opening will be Friday, January 21, but will also be open every day until then. It’s a fast-casual style café where people can order food at the counter to go or to eat at one of the tables in the dining area. The café proudly carries Karma Coffee out of Sudbury, MA. The coffee roaster sources his coffee beans from farmers all over the world and is extremely passionate about creating quality coffee. Stay tuned for their espresso menu—their machine is almost finished being built in Portland Oregon and will soon be shipped. They’ve loved meeting so many new people in the Magnolia area and beyond and are looking forward to being a part of the community. Happy Humpback Café accepts online orders for take out and is open every day from 6am to 2pm. www.happyhumpbackcafe.com


Don’t miss LIVE MUSIC
by Sahil Warsi + Emily Mazz
Thursday, January 20 from 6-8pm
reserve your table at this link!

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SPOTS ARE LIMITED! –> NEXT SUNDAY 23rd, join Chef Sang Lee for a demonstration at the bar (1 hour) starts at 6pm, and even learn to make your OWN sushi, by also signing up for the additional, hands-on lesson (1. We can accommodate 14 people for the demonstration, and 8 people for the sushi-making class, which will immediately follow.
The best news? Free sake! For our 21+ guests, of course, kindly provided by Savour Wine and Cheese.
We look forward to sharing sushi with you! Sushi Demo(14 people Max) $40.00 ,
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On Saturday as the temperature rose to 10 degrees went to Little River.

Canadian tourists, eh…







Weezie’s Pick ❤ ❤ ‼
photos: Joanne Silva
Antonius Maximus Rex
photo art: Weezie


What ideas would you submit? See below for application details and links.


We are pleased to announce the 2022 Request for Proposals for the Bruce J. Anderson Foundation, a supporting organization of The Boston Foundation. The Bruce J. Anderson Foundation has been making grants on Cape Ann and in the Nashoba Valley for over 30 years. The Bruce J. Anderson Foundation provides grants for programs, direct services and new initiatives in the fields of mental health (treatment, research and suicide prevention, with a particular interest in mental health services supporting LGBTQIA young people), environmental protection, historic and archival preservation, and the arts.
Please review the guidelines carefully and note that the application deadline is Monday, February 14, 2022. Grant announcements will be made in mid-June.
Applications must be submitted online. Please find the application here: https://bostonfoundation.submittable.com/submit.
We hope you will consider taking advantage of this Bruce J. Anderson Foundation funding opportunity. Questions regarding program eligibility can be directed to the attention of Sophia Hancock at shancock@tpi.org.
The Bruce J. Anderson Team
Sophia Hancock
Program Associate
The Philanthropic Initiative (TPI) | The Boston Foundation
The Essex Heritage Partnership Grant Program is a reimbursable, matching grant program for municipalities and qualified non-profit organizations whose activities support our mission to preserve and enhance the historic, cultural, and natural resources of the Essex National Heritage Area (Essex County, MA). Interested applicants have until Friday, February 25, 2022, at 11:59 PM to submit applications for eligible projects focused in one of four categories:
Education: Create or further develop educational opportunities for youth
Interpretation: Increase awareness and understanding of the region’s heritage
Preservation: Preserve or enhance historic structures, landscapes, or cultural resources
Access and Inclusion: Enhance access to the many resources offered within the Essex National Heritage Area through structural or programmatic updates or transportation. Examples of this category can include projects such as social justice-focused presentations, transportation for youth to access natural and cultural resources within the heritage area, or ADA improvements including wheelchair lifts, ramps, and interpretation aids.Detailed information about the Essex Heritage Partnership Grant Program, including application materials and guidelines can be found here.
-Please email Charles Smith with questions at charless@essexheritage.org or call 978-226-8154.
When I looked up at City Hall I immediately noticed the reflection in the windows and I had to pull over for a quick photo. Lines, geometric shapes, and light always catch my eye. This would be great in a classroom. How many different shapes can you find? Pretty intricate!
