MosaicGloucester

Tucker and Elise Smith grow beautiful and delicious things on their West Gloucester farm.

The Marshall family has been farming this land for generations, offering fresh produce and plants in West Gloucester to visitors to Wingaersheek Beach and locals alike , as well as giving people an opportunity to get up close and personal with their creatures great and small.

Like them or hate them, the wind turbines at Blackburn Industrial Park are certainly visible from all over Cape Ann.

Ocean Crest Seafood has been selling fresh fish out of Gloucester since 1965, and then developed a way to turn the “gurry” or by-products into a powerful fertilizer…the ultimate recycling!

The beauty of our city has been amplified with the assistance of the Generous Gardeners. They’ve planted thousands of bulbs on the Boulevard, they’ve planted and weeded traffic circles and roadsides and generally added color and life all over town.

The tiny plucky Piping Plover is a seasonal visitor to Gloucester, checking in each year to nest at our local beaches. Who can blame them? They’re embattled, but have a lot of local boosters.