Beginning Feb. 1, all local news coverage published in the Gloucester Daily Times will be free and available to the public at www.gloucestertimes.com. Readers will no longer need to log on to the online Plus Edition to receive complete access to the local news that appears in our print editions.
This also means online readers will have complete access to all printed obituaries and funeral arrangements.
This change is the latest in a long line of improvements to the Gloucester Daily Times' Web site. Over the last year, a multimedia section was added to the site to redefine readers' experience of local news through audio, video and photographic slide shows. Rallynorth.net, a site completely devoted to local high school sports, debuted in September and has become a huge hit with students and local sports enthusiasts. Readers can now purchase online high-quality reprints of the RallyNorth photos. In addition, the Classified Connection Web site expanded and WheelsNorth.com, the largest news and used car automotive Web site North of Boston, made its debut.
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Gloucester Daily Times Web site content to be free Feb. 1
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Where cats and dogs will reign
Cape Ann Animal Aid is hosting an open house Sunday at is new shelter in Gloucester.
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Wellspring honors women
Wellspring House of Gloucester held its 14th Annual Women Honoring Women Luncheon earlier this month with over 670 in attendance.
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This year's honorees were long-time Wellspring volunteer Betsy Brown of Manchester, The Open Door's Executive Director Julie LaFontaine of Essex, and Barbara Lynch, one of Boston's and the country's leading chefs and restaurateurs. Lynch also was the keynote speaker. -
City drops Maplewood price tag to $100K
With a lower price tag and slightly looser requirements, the Maplewood School building will head back out for bids for the sixth time since the city put it on the block eight years ago.
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The schoolhouse picked up one bid the last time the city put it out. - Repair to close main route between Manchester, Essex
- Gloucester Police/Fire: Scooter goes missing, a scooter found
- Gloucester District Court: Teen, 19, must attend anger management classes
- Fisherman faces fines and jail for lying to judge
- Talk of the Times: Local parents, Ferrante, hailed for school support
- Essex Police/Fire: Boat breaks loose at marina
- Manchester Police/Fire: Year-old cat reported missing
- Rockport Police/Fire: No one injured in crash at mall
- Where cats and dogs shall reign
- Where cats and dogs will reign
- Twitter posters back on GHS teams
- Tierney targets NOAA criminalization tactics
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Where cats and dogs will reign


