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Posted On May 19, 2021 Gloucester Master Gardeners have awarded two scholarships of $1,000 each. Shown from left are Peg Cooney and Kay Williamson, Scholarship Committee members; recipient Nevaeh Washington; Chris Conley, GMG President; recipient Kyleigh Johnson, and Susan Malcolm, founder of the GMG Scholarship Program. Gloucester Master Gardeners has awarded scholarships to two graduating seniors at Gloucester High School. Kyleigh Johnson, who will be attending Old Dominion University, and Nevaeh Washington, who will attend Virginia Commonwealth University will each receive $1,000. A releas...

Posted On May 12, 2021 The Kecoughtan Warriors edged out Gloucester’s varsity softball team, 5-4, last Thursday in a game at Gloucester High School. The Dukes committed five errors and were unable to make other defensive plays. Four of the five Warrior runs were unearned. The Gloucester offense showed some life with nine hits on the day. Freshman Kaia Hutton and senior Elaina Ward had two hits each. The Dukes entered the bottom of the seventh down by two runs. After two quick outs, Leighann Harper hit an RBI single to make the score 5-4. With runners on first and third, the game ended on a ...

Massachusetts Fishing Report – April 29 , 2021 April 29, 2021 Well, they are here! Fresh schoolies have invaded Greater Boston and while I haven’t heard, I suspect the South Shore as well! However, if you can cool your engines just a little longer, you may find incredible haddock fishing! Still, it is only April and the freshwater fishing is so good that it underscores the “sweet” in sweetwater! I don’t exactly need an arm-twisting to talk about fishing, so it didn’t take much prodding from Captain Brian Coombs of Get Tight Sportfishing to convince me to give my take on flounder f...

By Kim Robins on April 28, 2021 The Gloucester School Board adopted it fiscal year 2022 budget with a 5-1 vote last Thursday at Gloucester High School. Board member Darren Post cast the lone nay vote. Board member Brenda Mack was absent from the meeting. The board had requested a $2.2 million increase in local dollars in its operating budget but received only a $1,262,110 boost, a difference of $986,469. It had also requested $34 million additional dollars for capital improvements in order to fund a full renovation of Gloucester High School, but that was denied by county supervisors. The oper...

By Tyler Bass on April 22, 2021 By a 5-2 margin, with vice chairman Christopher Hutson and Kevin Smith casting the nay votes, the Gloucester Board of Supervisors adopted the county’s FY 2022 budget during a meeting Monday at Gloucester High School. The $198.57 million figure represents a $62 million increase from the current budget. Much of that increase, more than $53 million, comes from loan financing with the VPSA for bondable Gloucester County Public School projects. The loan financing in the Capital Fund the last few years has hovered around $5 million. This year’s School Operating F...