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Dragger breaks free from supports, careens into water at Rose Marine (opens the original)
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The Capt. Joe, an 80-foot steel dragger, was close to being returned to Gloucester Harbor next to Rose Marine early Friday afternoon after being serviced in dry dock when the part of the structure holding the vessel gave way and it crashed down several feet into a slip. Officials on the scene reported no injuries in the incident, which took place shortly after noon. Stephen Hagan may be contacted at 978-675-2708, or shagan@gloucestertimes.com. Home delivery and Digital Access customers of the Gl
A tale of immigration, over generations, from Sicily to Gloucester (opens the original)
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Gloucesterâs Maria âMiaâ Millefoglie, a fishermanâs daughter, began exploring her Sicilian familyâs history and unearthed a story that ran far deeper than she ever imagined. She came to the idea of writing later in life and set out to develop a memoir, which would take her on a journey of tracing three generations of her family from Sicily. The story begins with her great-grandfather who was abandoned as a baby in Sicily in 1870 and later became a stowaway on a voyage to America. Gail
Boston Film Festival to close in Rockport with two screenings (opens the original)
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Once again, Boston Film Festival will hold its final events on Cape Ann, showcasing two films, one a documentary about an artist working in remote areas and the other film based on a true story about an investigation into miracles related to a comatose girl from Worcester. The art of storytelling on film will be celebrated during the 42nd Boston Film Festival, which runs Sept. 17â21, with screenings in and around Boston. The final day, two films will screen for free at the Shalin Liu Performan
Temporary murals pop up along Main Street in a public art initiative (opens the original)
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A half-mile walk down Gloucesterâs Main Street, from Drift to Saluti, will offer an opportunity to view eight new temporary murals painted on downtown shop windows. The public art initiative, called âImagining Gloucesterâs Future,â celebrates Gloucesterâs identity, creativity, and future as Main Street becomes an outdoor art gallery, said Miranda Aisling, the arts, culture and events coordinator for the city. Gail McCarthy may be contacted at 978-675-2706, or gmccarthy@northofboston.co
Dolly Parton's legacy lives on throughout Cape Ann (opens the original)
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The late Dolly Partonâs larger-than-life spirit even made its mark on Cape Ann where many hundreds of local children have benefitted from her nonprofit literacy initiative and among local singer-songwriters who crossed paths with the indomitable country music superstar. Parton, whose soaring vibrato vocals, poignant songwriting and sparkling costumes defined her rise from a log cabin in the Tennessee mountains to the height of stardom and acclaim, died Wednesday. She was 80 years old. Gail McC
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