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Trashing 'the dress'
At least seven recently married women donned their wedding gowns once again this Sunday for a "trash the dress" group portrait on Half Moon Beach at Stage Fort Park.
The brides were seeking portraits with the fun and excitement of reliving a part of their wedding day without them having to worry about getting their dresses dirty.
The seven brides were photographed by Kevin Jacobus Photography of Nashua, N.H., in a variety of poses concluding with the women jumping into the ocean in their wedding gowns.
Half Moon Beach was chosen for its sandy beach and rocky outcroppings that provided a beautiful backdrop for the brides' photographs.
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Earl's path seen passing Cape Ann tonight
Mary Muckenhoupt/ Gloucester Daily Times Jonathan Kabak, captain of the Summerwind, doubles up on dock lines and adds chafe gear as he prepares the schooner for whatever Hurricane Earl has in store, behind the Maritime Heritage Center Thursday afternoon.
Hurricane Earl edged closer to the New England coast Thursday, already triggering cancellation of several traditional Labor Day weekend events in Gloucester and Cape Ann, and dimming the prospects for a lucrative final weekend of the summer tourist season.
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Tribe fishing off fishermen-leased boats
At least 20 commercial fishing and scalloping boats owned or leased and crewed by members of the northern Maine-based Passamquoddy Tribe have been working the heavily regulated Gulf of Maine and Georges Bank this summer with tribal, but no federal permits, a tribal fisherman and broker said Thursday.
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City's DPW Chief Hale gets 20-percent raise
The city has approved a 20-percent pay raise for Public Works Director Michael Hale, boosting the job's salary from the current $96,374 maximum to $116,252.
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