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The City Council kicked off its 2024-2025 term Tuesday night with Councilor at-Large Tony Gross serving as council president and Ward 5 Councilor Sean Nolan reprising his role as council

The Cape Ann Museum celebrates the photojournalists and photojournalistic tradition of the Gloucester Daily Times.

2023 in America’s oldest seaport had much to do with 1623, as Gloucester marked the 400th anniversary since the English Dorchester Company landed here. In addition to the year-long 400+

In news taken from the logs of Cape Ann’s police and fire departments:

A dispute over money left a crewman and his captain unable to go lobstering Wednesday morning.

Middle Street Walk

Music, holiday fun and the hoofbeats of horses will be among the many sounds from dozens of free activities in the heart of Gloucester’s historic center during the 25th annual

Looking for things to do this month? Save these dates for fun local events throughout December.

Gloucester Stage Co. in the heart of the Rocky Neck Cultural District served Wednesday as the backdrop for the Massachusetts Cultural Council to announce $810,000 in awards to 54 state-designated

Gloucester’s famed Lobster Trap Tree is in a new place — Capt. Solomon Jacobs Park on Harbor Loop — and soon it will be adorned with new ornaments.