Allegra Boverman/Gloucester Daily Times Kat Brown, a landscaper from Lanesville who also volunteers doing landscaping at Plum Cove Elementary School, was cleaning up and preparing one of the flower beds at the school on Wednesday. A few tulip bulbs were already poking up from the earth. Allegra Boverman/Gloucester Daily Times
Edward and Sandra Palmquist of Rockport sit outside on their stoop on Wednesday afternoon on Railroad Avenue enjoying the warmth of the sun. Their brightly colored door reflects the sun, too, and makes their steps warm."As soon as the sun hits the door, we're out here with our coffee," Sandra said.
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Spring was in the air Wednesday, with temperatures ranging into the high 50s across Cape Ann, and those sunny or partly skies, according to the National Weather Service, should continue today and Friday, though temperatures will fall.
As to Saturday’s forecast, however, be on the lookout. Predictions call for rain and snow showers.
ALLEGRA BOVERMAN/Gloucester Daily Times. Francis Bruni, now of Rockport, originally of Gloucester, talking about his Navy service, including aboard the destroyer USS William D. Porter, on which he was serving when it sank, though no one was hurt or killed.
Francis Bruni is among the few remaining World War II veterans who escaped unharmed from a sinking destroyer damaged by a kamikaze pilot during the Battle of Okinawa on June 10, 1945, some two months before the end of the war. "I didn't even get my f
Continued ...When it comes to service to one's country, all veterans stand in one circle. In the case of Cape Ann's Memorial Day services Monday morning, there will be a blending of all sorts of ceremonies, with a special Gloucester focus this Monday holiday on
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On Sunday, a musty cardboard box sealed with crumbling masking tape will act as the central force, the common thread pulling together a group of about 20 adults itching to peak into their past. Though it's anyone's guess what this group, Mr. Charles
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