Tag: Gloucester Ma
Maritime Gloucester is Stepping it up on Social Media
Maritime Gloucester is Stepping it up on Social Media
Maritime Gloucester is celebrating Halloween on their Facebook page all month long. There’s a lot of scary looking fish in the Ocean that I’ve never heard of. You got to check out the Great photos and information. Maritime Gloucester is really starting to emerge as a true Gloucester Treasure. Go to Facebook and like their page so you can be updated with all the great stuff going on down there on their Docks.
Passports Restaurant Closed for a Month or so for Olive Kitteridge HBO Miniseries Taping
Filming Olive Kitteridge HBO miniseries Tom Hanks co-produced.
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Re-Opening November 20th or thereabout.
Come Down To Captain Joe and Sons Through The Weekend To Take Your Picture With The Blue Lobster
Bring your kids, bring your family members and/or friends to take pictures with the blue lobster that Dave Jewell landed this week.
blue lobster @captjoelobster #GloucesterMA #lobster thestevedujour @thestevedujour @andreawbz https://t.co/xA3FWpNEqE
— Joey_C (@Joey_C) October 16, 2013
It’s Coming!
City Hall Sunset
Blue Lobster Landed At Captain Joe and Sons
45 Years Ago In The Yarmoth County (Nova Scotia) Vanguard…
Linn Parisi Submits-
Hi Joey,
I thought GMG readers would appreciate this blast from the past seen today in The Yarmouth County (Nova Scotia) Vanguard newspaper. 45 years later: We’re still waiting. Think it will ever happen?!
Linn
45 YEARS AGO
The latest on a proposed second ferry service between Nova Scotia and New England was that Gloucester, Massachusetts, still might be the American destination for the new ferry, although Portsmouth, New Hampshire, seemed a likelier candidate, the Vanguard reported in its Oct. 9, 1968 edition. The Nova Scotia port for the service had yet to be announced officially, the paper said, but it looked like Yarmouth would get it, given the terminal facilities already in place here and the town’s location vis-à-vis the highways to the valley and south shore. The new ship was being built in Sweden.
The Gloucester Fleet
October 2, 2013 Good Morning Gloucester City of Gloucester Election Poll
2013 Cyclocross Day Two From Janet Rice
Verizon is coming! Verizon is coming!
Sawyer Free Library Annual Art Auction 2013
What a Great Weekend to get out and Bid on your Favorite Painting!
Sawyer Free Library Annual Art Auction 2013
The Sawyer Free Library Art Auction is Heating up!
The Bid Book is filling up. Get a great deal on great artwork from some of Cape Ann’s Famous and emerging Artists.
Works of art will be displayed in the Adolph Matz Gallery, located in the main lobby of the library, and can be viewed by all that enter the library each day. Great interest in generated through the month as the bid book fills up. The final vocal auction is always an exciting event. In addition to funding art books, art DVDs, and a select number of museum passes, this year’s proceeds will support free art workshops for adults and children as well as an art movie series in the Fall and Winter.
The silent auction will take place in the Adolph Matz Gallery from August 26, to give visitors and opportunity to see the paintings and bid early. The vocal auction will be held October 2 at 7:00 p.m. A preview party will precede the auction.
Chickity Check It!- Ben Railton’s Take On G-Town
Hi Joey,
Hope your September has been a good one so far! I’ve been checking out GMG for a while now, ever since it beat out my blog for the Best of Boston blogging award (not bitter, you deserved it!); but I had a chance to link to and talk about your blog on my own for the first time for today’s post, part of a series on stories and histories inspired by a visit to Gloucester. Here’s the link:
September 19, 2013: Gloucester Stories: What’s Next
and I’d certainly love to hear any of your takes or thoughts on the week’s topics or any other aspects of Gloucester, past and present. Take care, and keep up the good work,
Ben
The Grind- An Hour At Captain Joe and Sons Compressed 9/19/13
Offloading Boats At Captain Joe and Sons Lobster Company. Celebrating 60 Years In Business This Year.
The beginning and end of this video are regular speed. Middle part sped up.
Current State of the Gloucester Fishing Industry
WICKED TUNA
The Window Of My World From Virginia McKinnon
My front door is a large French door with three panels. The middle panel opens on to my Dream Deck. This large elegant French door is the window of my world. I see the city spread out in front of me, as my home faces the west, the rising sun from the east shines upon the city and the inner harbor lighting everything up to great splendor. My home sits up high on a hill and the view is spectacular. I love to watch the fishing boats going in and out of the harbor. Sea gulls fill the sky following the boats in anticipation of getting a free meal. I look across the skyline. The majestic City Hall clock tower commands the city skyline.
I see the twin blue towers of Our Lady of Good Voyage Church and the statue of Our Lady. At night her lamp is lit to guide the fishing boats to shore. I see the shining steeple of St. Ann’s Church, like a sword piercing the morning sky and steeple at St. John’s Church. All the steeples fill me with awe that God is present watching over our beautiful city. I look at the very busy fish pier where many people are at work and large trailer trucks carrying cargos of fresh fish. Many boats are tied up to the piers. I look across the harbor and I can see Stage Fort Park and the weather tower at Stillington Hall. I find myself looking into the city for the house, where I was born, the places I visited in my childhood and where I grew up.
Later in my day, I look forward to the beautiful sunsets, the brilliant colors across the evening sky. I love to sit on my deck, my favorite place in my rocking chair. I hear the birds in flight looking for their resting places for the night. Later still the city before me lights up in golden hues, the fish pier appears so magical with all its lights causing shimmering, sparkling lights across the harbor reflecting the shadows of the fishing boats.
The city lights are like jewels. I look up at the sky on a starlit night. The moon and all the stars are visible to me. I can rock in my chair and never tire of magical view. I feel so at peace with God and my world as I meditate. Truly I am so blessed. My wealth is overwhelming, as I thank God for this wonderful gift.
Virginia (Frontiero) McKinnon
“Family Heirlooms” by Debbie Clarke
“Family Heirlooms” by Debbie Clarke
These Photos shows Deb’s Process
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Paulie Walnuts Takes A Ride Through the Gloucester MA and Rockport Shoreline
4 Times Fast.
If you’ve moved away I bet there are a whole lots of places you’ll recognize from this ride.


















































































