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Gloucester native David Minogue has designs on inventing (opens the original)
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Core77, an influential online industrial design magazine that hosts an annual design competition, has in its latest show rewarded Gloucester native David Minogue with not one, but four awards for two of his latest inventions. Senseware is a set of cutlery utensils tactilely designed like braille for ease of use by blind individuals, and Handl is a geometrically designed grip that significantly improves dexterity for quadriplegics. Joann Mackenzie may be contacted at 978-675-2707 or jmackenzie@no
Hockney work, mementos go on show at Manship (opens the original)
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The late British artist David Hockney, it may come as quite a surprise to learn, loved Gloucester. This is because back in 2011, when his long-time friend, artist Bing McGilvray moved to Americaâs oldest seaport, heâd volunteered to work in Cape Ann Museumâs archives, where he came into daily contact with the archived works of scores of local artists, past and present. Joann Mackenzie may be contacted at 978-675-2707 or jmackenzie@northofboston.com. Home delivery and Digital Access custome
In Annisquam, 100 candles light Shirley Marston's birthday cake (opens the original)
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It all began with a pink house and a cat. âMom and Dad were living in Boston back then and were asked by friends who had a pink house in Annisquam to mind their cat while they were away.â 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. On Tuesdays and Saturdays, see special digital-only news â along with e
Nauti Cone takes a seat on Rogers Street (opens the original)
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It was the dead of winter and Rick Hosman and his business partner and husband Kurt Hosman were brain storming plans for signage for the new ice cream shop they envisioned for 6 Rogers St., a small retail space theyâd been using for storage for Drift, the Main Street restaurant they owned upstairs. They already had the name, Nauti (as in Nautical) and cone (as in ice cream) and they already had a mascot â a salty little cartoon sailor named Nauti. Now they needed some way of getting passing
A vet comes home to Gloucester in new page turner (opens the original)
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In a month thatâs seen the media buzzing about this summerâs big box office epic, âHomerâs Odyssey,â comes Fridayâs publication of âLast Day on the Blue Wonder,â a novel in which a modern-day Odysseus â an American Afghan vet named Andy Herring, longs for home and the love of a good woman â but finds the journey fraught, not with mythic divine demons, but demons nonetheless. Home for Andy is not, of course, a mythical island kingdom, but it is an island, the very real island
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