East Main St looks Spectacular Kudos Yo The DPW

Video Part 3 Local Small Business Success- Interview With Seth and Dylan At Pigeon Cove Ferments

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Thursday Was A Momentous Day At 44 Main. We had our first request for an “I blame Pat” button

Magnolia Pier

On Thursday the workers on Magnolia Pier were putting the cement blocks to hold down the float.

There were divers to attach the cement blocks.

Moments

Bottoms Up…

Paul Horovitz

BARAKA’S OPEN STUDIO

SUNDAY, MAY 5TH, 10AM TILL 4PM

3 Lighthouse Way Apt.#2 Gloucester, MA  978-869-3636
Prints, Giclees, Original Artwork, Cards, & Hand-Painted Spirit Stones
[& I’ll have a basket of Ashara’s fun barrettes for purchase.}
Please park in the street

Friday 5/3 Surfside Sub and Pizza

$13.99+tax Lobster Roll

Half Price Cheese & 1 Topping 16″ Pizzas

**excludes gluten free crusts**

Fishermen

Fishermen. Have you ever had the opportunity to sit on the bleachers at the Newell Stadium and watch the Fishermen (football, lacrosse, soccer, track, etc) play on the New Balance Field? It is really quite special. The new wall that follows the river obstructs some of the view, but even so, watching the kids play while both recreational and commercial vessels head in and out of the harbor as the cut bridge goes up and down is super unique. I’ve often heard parents from opposing teams talk about what a great location we have. Gloucester things.

Doggos Of Main Street

So many sweet canines prance past our window at the shop at 44 Main St that I thought it would be fun to capture just a few of them: Ronan, Bodie, Freya (so cute and enthusiastic that there are 2 photos) and Jelly of interstate media fame. Gloucester is indeed a Dog Town.

Trivia Night Fundraiserfor Gloucester Student Band

On Saturday, May 4 from 6:30pm-8:30pm, people of all ages are welcome to a Trivia Night Fundraiser
for the Gloucester Student Band at Trinity Congregational Church, 70 Middle St. in Gloucester, MA.
The theme for this Trivia Night is music from movies and television. Questions will be based on clips
of songs played live by the Gloucester Student Band (GSB). Teams of 1-4 people will compete for
prizes. Snacks and non-alcoholic beverages will be available for purchase and there will be a 50/50
raffle. Doors open at 6:30pm. Trivia begin promptly at 7pm and should last about 90 minutes. A team
of 1-2 people costs $30, and a team of 3-4 people costs $60. Tickets and more information are
available at: gloucesterstudentband.ticketleap.com/trivia

All funds raised during the event will help GSB go on tour this summer. The group will be traveling to
New Hampshire for two days and one night to play several concerts, including at nursing homes, at a
Manchester Fishercats Baseball Game, and at Canobie Lake Park.

Gloucester Student Band is a new 501c3 nonprofit group of student musicians in grades 5-12 who live
in Gloucester. The mission of GSB is to give students an opportunity to enhance their musical abilities
outside of school and to share their love of music with the community by offering musical
performances.

GSB is a proud recipient of an Awesome Gloucester Foundation grant, and has performed at a variety
of locations including the Fishtown Horribles Parade of Trees, Lobster Trap Tree Lighting,
Gloucester 400 New Year’s Eve Ball Drop at City Hall, Ipswich River Watershed Association Paddle-a-
thon, GHS Racial Equity Event, Annisquam 4th of July Bike Parade, Magnolia Community Farmer’s
Market, and The Bluebird Performance Venue.

To learn more, visit www.gloucesterstudentband.com or contact GSB director Jamie Klopotoski at
jklopmusic@gmail.com or 978-761-5959.