On Wednesday afternoon decided to kayak around Magnolia Harbor and also watched the progress of the Magnolia Pier. What a beauty of a time.

My View of Life on the Dock
On Wednesday afternoon decided to kayak around Magnolia Harbor and also watched the progress of the Magnolia Pier. What a beauty of a time.

Saturday is almost here, hope to see everyone there. Thank you all who donated.


The Magnolia Pier has come down. The workers have been very nice and keeping the area clean. Looks very weird not seeing the pier there. Looks like it has been photo shopped.
The next stage will be the rebuilding and looking forward to having our Pier back.

They are making great progress with regards to taking down the pier. The workers have been so efficient and friendly. Soon the rebuilding will begin.

The Magnolia Pier is almost all the way down and the new one will be starting soon.

Even with the barge taking down our beloved pier, Magnolia Harbor sure is pretty.

Taking out rest of pilings

As we are waiting for the barge to come and take down the rest of the pier and then the rebuilding will begin, so pretty.

I will miss our Magnolia Pier but we all have memories of fun times. The new new one will be going up soon.


With all the dreary weather on Tuesday, the sun late in the day was telling us the sun is still there.

Soon this iconic pier will be taken down and rebuilt. Looking forward to process and jumping off the new pier.



Hopefully our Magnolia Pier will get fixed soon. Even though it looks sad it is so pretty with the sunset.

I am once again reaching out to all of our wonderful and supportive members and asking for assistance. This time not for our beach, but for what a lot of us consider part of our “right of passage” – MAGNOLIA PIER. I would ask that you save the date of Friday, September 21st from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM for a fundraising event to help raise the private contribution portion needed to save Magnolia Pier. Our neighbors at the Manchester Bath and Tennis have offered their facility to host this event. Many artists and community members are donating auction items for the event for our guest auctioneer State Senator Bruce Tarr to auction off. There are also several of our neighbors here in Magnolia and Manchester that have just asked where they can donate to this cause. We are in need of donations, and volunteers to help with the auction as well as volunteers to help set up, park cars, serve food and so on. This is a volunteer intense event. In the days to follow you will receive information about the Save Magnolia Pier website and the link to The Gloucester Fund which will help us with receiving donations 100% of which will go to the pier. You will also be receiving information about the fundraising sail aboard the beautiful Schooner Thomas Lannon, which will be held on Sunday, September 23rd form 11:00 Am to 12:30 PM, If you have some time to volunteer, and item to donate (perhaps a beautiful picture or painting of the pier) please send me a reply. There will be a planning meeting posted for those who can volunteer set up tomorrow. The event will be a great time to socialize with your friends and neighbors and here about the pier project and what is being done. I will have more detailed information to share with you before the week is over. Please send along any questions.
Regards,
Ted

Photo by Donna Ardizzoni
From Sean Nolan, Ward 5 Councilor: just want to let everyone know that the Magnolia Pier Report is available for viewing on the city website. It is under the Harbormaster tab. I know everyone has been asking and patiently waiting for this report! You can view this report go to the link below. Thank you Sean
http://gloucester-ma.gov/DocumentCenter/View/5223
The Magnolia Pier is still standing but can not be used, very dangerous. When I was kayaking decided not to go under the pier.
