For those who haven’t heard, the Manchester-By-The-Sea Fishing Tournament is back for another year, next weekend, starting Friday, July 30 and running through the weekend to Sunday, August 1.
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Starting on July 23, Gloucester-based non-profit, Seaside Sustainability, will host a virtual auction full of fun and unique items.
In 1971, the Manchester Sailing Association officially launched to welcome students of all ages to learn to sail and develop a lifelong passion for the sport. Fifty years later, the club is going and preparing for the next generation of sailors and continuing what has become a beloved summertime tradition for the Cape Ann community.
There’s a lot set to happen with the Council on Aging (COA) in the coming weeks. Check them out here, and for further information on any of these great trips or to reserve your seat on the van, please call 978-526-7500.
90 Years Ago – 1931
Manchester had a fire scare Tuesday morning when shortly before five o’clock an alarm was rung in from Box 41 for a lively blaze in the new Nelson block on Union Street.
GLADSTONE Jewelry in Manchester will be hosting its annual trunk show with fine jewelry designer Ray Griffiths on Friday, July 23 and Saturday, July 24 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
When he returned to Manchester for the Fourth of July as he does every year, Tom Schanley was happy to be free of COVID-restrictions and able to visit with friends and family in his hometown. But this visit offered another connection for the busy actor of film, theater and television. A personal one, with a twist.
Public interest paused a planned demolition Sunday of a historic tea house on the campus of the Landmark School in Manchester. The school, lacking funds but eager for a solution, said it would halt movement on its plans to raze the dilapidated, circular structure while those expressing interest in saving it explore options to do so.
Most Outdoor Dining Ends in Manchester
The last day of outdoor dining in parking areas around Manchester was Sunday, July 11. At Cala's, patrons took advantage of the space with fo…