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Minimal damage reported following stormy weekend (opens the original)
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While other parts of New England faced more severe storm conditions from the weekendâs norâeaster, Cape Ann avoided the brunt of it and faced only minimal damage. In Gloucester, Public Works Director Mike Hale said his department response was âfairly benignâ and he welcomed the three days of rain. Home delivery and Digital Access customers of the Gloucester Daily Times get deals for restaurants, hotels, attractions and other businesses, locally and across the country. See our e-edition f
T.G.I.F.: What to do this weekend (opens the original)
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Music on Meetinghouse Green wraps up its season with a performance by Cape Ann jazz vocalist Henri Smith, a New Orleans native, and his all-star ensemble from 6-8 p.m. Friday, Sept. 11, at the green at the corner of Middle and Church streets in front of the Gloucester Unitarian Universalist Church. The evening features jazz, blues and Creole soul. Smith came to Cape Ann after Hurricane Katrina destroyed his home in the 13th Ward. Bring lawn chairs or blankets. Food vendor is The Lobster Roller.
Essex-built schooner wins Esperanto's Cup (opens the original)
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Gloucesterâs flagship Adventure and the Tabor Boy were among the schooners that joined the Ernestina Morrissey in the winnerâs circle in the Gloucester Schooner Festival races over Labor Day Weekend. The Ernestina Morrissey, homeported in New Bedford, captured the marquee title by winning the Mayorâs Race and Esperantoâs Cup. The 156-foot schooner, with a deck length of 110 feet, was built in Essex and launched in 1894 as the schooner Effie M. Morrissey. It is the commonwealthâs offici
Picnic on the shore: Seniors treated to burgers at Stage Fort Park (opens the original)
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Gloucesterâs seniors enjoyed a barbecue by the sea Thursday afternoon. SeniorCare hosted its annual cookout for attendees of Gloucesterâs Rose Baker Center for Aging Well at Stage Fort Park. The picnic took place on the field across from the defunct Cupboard. Home delivery and Digital Access customers of the Gloucester Daily Times get deals for restaurants, hotels, attractions and other businesses, locally and across the country. See our e-edition for a full replica of todayâs newspaper. O
Celebrating summer: Picnic closes out season before school starts (opens the original)
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A Back to School Picnic was hosted by the Community Church of East Gloucester with support from The Open Door, Gloucester Policeâs Kops âNâ Kids program and the Serenitee Restaurant Group at Burnhamâs Field on Thursday. The morning featured free fun and food before the Cape Ann school year begins Wednesday. Home delivery and Digital Access customers of the Gloucester Daily Times get deals for restaurants, hotels, attractions and other businesses, locally and across the country. See our e
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