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Rockport weighs action on tiny houses (opens the original)
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ROCKPORT â The Planning Board is working to fulfill an initiative that could advance the creation of âtiny housesâ in town. Board members are weighing the pros and cons of tiny houses, and are considering a draft of a tiny house bylaw that would support the townâs recent designation by the state as a âSeasonal Community.â Stephen Hagan may be contacted at 978-675-2708, or shagan@gloucestertimes.com. Home delivery and Digital Access customers of the Gloucester Daily Times get deals fo
Dragger in dry dock breaks free from supports (opens the original)
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GLOUCESTER â The Capt. Joe, an 80-foot steel dragger, was close to being returned to Gloucester Harbor next to Rose Marine early Friday afternoon when the part of the structure holding the vessel in place gave way and the vessel 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 Sal
As water source levels fall, Rockport totally bans outdoor use (opens the original)
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ROCKPORT â The townâs quarry and reservoir levels are lower than expected for this time of the year when compared to the same period in previous years, and in response Rockport has implemented a total ban on outdoor water use. Using town-supplied water outside to irrigate lawns, wash motor vehicles or fill pools may have become an extravagance as those who violate the ban could face fines. Stephen Hagan may be contacted at 978-675-2708, or shagan@gloucestertimes.com. Home delivery and Digita
Rockport roadwork may cause traffic delays (opens the original)
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ROCKPORT â A road paving project may cause drivers to experience some delays as they travel through parts of town over the next few days. According to a âSpecial Edition of the Motif,â the townâs online newsletter, the Department of Public Works has contracted with the Woburn-based Nocella Landscaping & Paving to conduct the work this week. Stephen Hagan may be contacted at 978-675-2708, or shagan@gloucestertimes.com. Home delivery and Digital Access customers of the Gloucester Daily Tim
Gas leak reported in Essex now under control (opens the original)
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ESSEX â Emergency responders were called to a report of a natural gas leak Friday morning on Western Avenue. The report came in made at approximately 10:15 a.m. at 197 Western Ave. According to police, no injuries were reported in the incident. Stephen Hagan may be contacted at 978-675-2708, or shagan@gloucestertimes.com. 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.
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