Tag: Sharon Lowe

Joey Palmisano and the Kids!

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Joey Palmisano is all-around Fiesta force. He’s been organizing the Kids’ Games for years. Thanks, Joey!!

Click here or on the photo for more photos of the games!

And the winners are…

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Stewie!!

Click here or on his photo for all the Fiesta sports winners.

And the list of the winners from the Times

All Three 2009 Greasy Pole Winning Walks On Video Only Here On GMG

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2009 Friday Greasy Pole winner Jason Favaloro

video from Mike Lindberg

Stew McGillivray Sunday 2009-

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Stew McGillray 2009 Sunday Greasy Pole Win Video From Greasy Pole Doc

Joe Stalline wins Saturday 2009 Greasy Pole Video from Mike Lindberg-

Joe Stalline wins Saturday’s Greasy Pole.

For some great shots by Sharon click here.

Try this trick!

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I was sitting in Friendly’s parking lot watching an egret – kinda playing with my iPhone. I started thinking that if my polarized sunglasses were making the sky so gorgeous, what would happen if I put the sunglass lens over the iPhone camera lens and shot the marsh? Well, this was the result. Nice, huh?

Try it with your phone or point and shoot camera.

World Cup Fever Hits GMG

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World Cup Fever Has Hit The Offices of GMG!

A recent Pickup Game has left a few of us Battered and Bruised so I’m taking some time off after this Game.

It was’nt a fair Match up, Three against two.

The two Teams were;

“The Ball Busters” 

 Paul Morrison and Paul Frontiero

VS.

“The Three Stooges”

Frank Ciolino, Sharon Lowe, Joey

I Still Can’t figure out who won.

Can You?

 

http://www.FrontieroGallery.com

Fiesta Photos -2001

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These are a few of the pictures from Fiesta 2001. Watch for more photos from other years as well.

You can see many from 2008 here

Sunday in West Gloucester

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I love taking rides through West Gloucester. When I drive onto Concord St. and take Lufkin or Bray, the stone walls marking property boundaries of the farms of years ago, the old homes so close to the road, the names of the roads with native language – all make it feel like time has stopped.