Tag: Mayor Kirk

I4C2 Ribbon Cutting and Cape Ann Farmer’s Market Opening Ceremony June 24th

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From CK-

Everyone is welcome to join in as we celebrate the first productive use of I4C2 in decades! 

We will be joined by state officials who helped make it happen, and of course Gloucester City Councilors who were instrumental throughout the public debate and approval process. 

Please pass along to your friends and especially any volunteers that you know of who dropped off plants, raked for a while, or just generally are excited to see positive movement on the waterfront. 

Thank you.

Mayor Carolyn Kirk

 

i4c2

Market Basket With Director Of Operations Manager David and Mayor Kirk

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Saturday, October 17 – Special Event & Fundraiser for Mayor Kirk

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Saturday, October 17 – Special Event & Fundraiser for

Gloucester Mayoral Candidate Elect Carolyn Kirk with Live Music by Allen Estes & Dave Brown

Co-hosted by Lenny Linquata, Ruth Pino & Karen Doyle – Tibbetts, join us for a campaign fundraiser organized by the committee to re-elect Carolyn Kirk for Mayor on Saturday, October 17, 2009 from 6-8 p.m. at The Gloucester House, 63 Rogers Street, Gloucester.

Tonight’s event stage features live music local legendary musicians — Allen Estes & Dave Brown.  Light food with beverages will be provided.

For more information about this event or to attend, please email carolynkirkformayor@yahoo.com or 978-281-KIRK (5475).

Mayor Kirk Running The Gloucester Tri Pic From Donna Ardizzoni

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Donna Ardizzoni is the definition of Good Egg. The woman is everywhere!  She volunteers to help pick up before AND  after the Block Parties, she volunteers to help with the Gloucester Tri, she organizes the weekly One Hour at a Time Gang which picks a spot around the city and cleans it up and she also contributes photos for GMG!

Thanks Donna for all that you do.

For a list of links to all theGMG Gloucester Triathlon coverage click this text

Mayor Kirk Running The Gloucester Tri Pic From Donna Ardizzoni, originally uploaded by captjoe06.

Gloucester Triathlon Scenes Part III

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click the picture to view the video

Mayor Kirk At The Gloucester Tri Video

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We are just killing it with the Gloucester Tri Coverage.

GO GMG TEAM!!!!!!!!!

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click the pic to view the video

Cape Ann Farmer’s Market Sticka!

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You just have to go check it out.  The positive energy is off the charts.  Tons more pics over the next few days.

For all past Farmer’s Market posts click this text

Cape Ann Farmer’s Market Sticka!, originally uploaded by captjoe06.

Bitter Sweet Farm At The CAFM
Bitter Sweet Farm At The CAFM
The Food Project at The Cape Ann Farmers Market
The Food Project at The Cape Ann Farmer's Market
Mayor Kirk Cuts Ribbon At Cape Ann Farmers Market
Mayor Kirk Cuts Ribbon At Cape Ann Farmer's Market
Mayor Kirk and Mark McDonough Celebrate Opening Of The Cape Ann Farmers Market
Mayor Kirk and Mark McDonough Celebrate Opening Of The Cape Ann Farmer's Market
Pleasant Street Tea and Coffee Bar Represent At the CAFM
Pleasant Street Tea and Coffee Bar Represent At the CAFM

Chickity Check It!- Gloucester’s Triathlon

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Registration for the Gloucester Triathlon is currently open.  According to the website it is roughly half full for the race which takes place on August 9th.  Janda Ricci-Munn and Bill Burnett founded the Gloucester Triathlon.

Click the picture below for the interactive version of the course map.

Thanks To Mayor Kirk for the tip off on this upcoming event.

Click this text for the Gloucester Triathlon site.

Met Governor Patrick Today

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Everyone should be very proud of our Mayor who brought Governor Patrick down to meet with folks from around town.

She lobbied well with quick and effective bullet points about what some of the challenges we have here.  Governor Patrick seemed genuinely receptive to working with us toward responsible solutions.

I spoke to him for a while about the changes in the way fish is handled now and how we can increase space for fishermen and recreational dockage.  We also spoke about the permitting challenges that property owners face on the waterfront.

It was inspiring to see how well Mayor Kirk presented and pushed for our city and didn’t just sit back.  She took a proactive approach in getting him here and he was more than willing to come and listen.  It looks like they have each other’s ear and that’s always a good thing.

Props to the Mayor, and Props to the Governor.