The skies parted around 4 p.m. Sunday just in time for the 220 members of the Class of 2024 to march into Newell Stadium for an uplifting, rain-delayed graduation ceremony.
With heavy rain overnight Thursday into Friday, the city alerted residents to two Combined Sewer Overflow events affecting Gloucester's Inner Harbor, according to a notification from the city.
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 honor of Gloucester’s 400+ anniversary, residents are invited to join in a special musical performance on the evening of Friday, Oct. 27, at halftime during the Gloucester High School
On what would have been “upsizer” Richard “Dick” Wilson’s 83rd birthday on Wednesday, Mayor Greg Verga proclaimed Oct. 11, 2023, Dick Wilson Day in the city in a 2:30 p.m.
The community-based nonprofit Gloucester Fishermen Athletic Association has set aside money to start a scholarship in memory of its founder and friend, Dick Wilson, who died in July. In announcing
A pillar of the Gloucester community, Richard “Dick” Wilson, a lefty who threw the very first pitch for the new Gloucester Little League program in 1953, a philanthropist who spearheaded
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