Friday, February 20: No Bluefin Blowout this Summer on Cape Ann…No Code Red Anymore for Area Cities a Possibility

Link: DONATE TO FISHING VESSEL LILY JEAN FUND

Weather – Wintry mix…breezy…mid 30s

MIAA WINTER POWER RANKING

From the Desk of Media Director Bill Newell:

The Salem High boys basketball team closed out their regular season last night with a statement win. The Witches topped division one Catholic Memorial 68-64 to head into the postseason with a 19-2 record. Elsewhere, Masconomet beat Georgetown 49-42 and the Chieftains ended the regular season at 17-3. It was Lynn Classical over Everett 47-41 with the Rams closing out the regular season at 17-3

In boys hockey. Beverly was a 3-1 winner over Silver Lake.with Logan Bowen scoring all three goals for the Panthers. St. Mary’s earned a 2-1 win over Winchester with Stephen Nason netting the game winning goal for the Spartans.

The nationally ranked Endicott College men’s hockey team beat Johnson & Wales last night 6-2 at the Bourque Arena.

In pro sports the Celtics were winners against the Warriors on the road last night 121-110. Up next,for the Celtics, a game at the Lakers on Sunday afternoon.

City of Gloucester

The City of Gloucester extends its deepest sympathy

to the families and loved ones affected by the tragic loss of the F/V Lily Jean.

For those looking to support the families:

donations can be made through Fishing Partnership Support Services:

https://fishingpartnership.org/donate

Please note that donations should be designated for the Lily Jean families.

Thank you for the continued compassion and support shown by our community.

City of Gloucester

Warming Centers are open!

With extreme cold in the forecast, warming centers are open in Gloucester for anyone who needs a warm, safe place.

Please check on neighbors, especially the elderly and vulnerable, and keep pets indoors.

Details are available on the City’s website, https://gloucester-ma.gov or by calling the Mayor’s Office during regular business hours at 978.325.5100.