GLOUCESTER FIREWORKS CANCELED

Local News

Discussion

PLEASE NOTE CHANGES IN POLICY: Commenters are required to have a username with a valid and verified email address. Gloucestertimes.com reserves the right to ban the IP address of any commenter (person) found using multiple aliases under multiple e-mail addresses in a deceptive manner. Posts that do not meet site standards, which can be found here, will be removed.

If you are experiencing problems logging in or posting comments, please contact Disqus' help center by clicking here.

comments powered by Disqus

July 3, 2009

By Times Staff The Gloucester Daily Times Fri Jul 03, 2009, 05:11 PM EDT

Gloucester's Fourth of July fireworks, scheduled for tonight following the annual Fishtown Horribles Parade, have been canceled due to weather conditions.

There is no rain date. However, the presentation will be "doubled up' on Labor Day weekend in conjunction with the Schooner Festival, Gloucester Police confirmed.

The Horrible Parade tonight is going on as scheduled, having stepped off from Gloucester High School shortly after 6 p.m. Look to tomorrow's print and online editions of the Gloucester Daily Times and gloucestertimes.com for Fishtown Horribles story and photo coverage.

Text Only | Photo Reprints

Local News

Manchester facing deficit on legal costs

MANCHESTER — Halfway through the fiscal year, Manchester is within $5 of spending its entire $90,000 legal budget.
"We are $4.87 away" from spending $90,000 in fiscal 2012, said Town Administrator Wayne Melville.
Continued ...
Posted 20 hours
New bill targets wildlife feeders

BOSTON — Legislation stripping three-time violent felons of parole eligibility has been making headlines lately.
But in a hearing room Tuesday morning, policymakers had habitual wildlife feeders rather than habitual offenders on their minds.
Continued ...
Posted 20 hours
Windover chief tops North Shore Romney donor

With a $100,000 boost from the head of a prominent Cape Ann development and construction company, area Republicans are overwhelmingly supporting Mitt Romney as their presidential candidate of choice.
The former Massachusetts governor raised more than $400,000 from 13 communities on the North Shore in 2011, including a $100,000 donation from Manchester resident Steven Dodge to a pro-Romney super PAC, according to campaign finance records filed last week.
Continued ...
Posted 20 hours
I-4, C-2 draws no bidders Posted 30 minutes 1 Photo
Getting through: Utility projects pose no problems for emergency services, say officials Posted 26 minutes 2 Photos
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Gloucester Police/Fire: Man charged with trespassing at hospital Posted 20 hours
Rockport Police/Fire: Package reported missing, but it was delivered Posted 20 hours
DeFranco unabashedly liberal in run for US Senate Posted 20 hours 1 Photo
Buying the Fort: Bell deals, Birdseye plans worry residents Posted 1 day 2 Photos
Takers for Gift House lacking ago 1 day 1 Photo
Gloucester High School academic dean a finalist for Wakefield post Posted 1 day
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
A day at the beach Posted 1 day 1 Photo
Big box, Y site in Fuller options Posted 1 day
Rockport plans eye fall bylaw changes Posted 1 day
City gets no bidders for I-4, C-2 site ago 29 minutes