Carl Oulton, owner of Just Call the Guy, a local paint contraining company, says hello to a few passersby as he stands atop his ladder to touch-up-paint the exterior of Thistle Hill on Upper Main Street in Rockport. Jesse Poole/Gloucester Daily Times Nov. 4, 2011

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After Melissa Cox was elected Ward 2 councilor, she and her husband, Bill, visited The Pub at Cape Ann Brewery, where Bill pulled roses out from behind his back to surprise her in celebration. Jesse Poole/Gloucester Daily Times Nov. 8, 2011

Janie Walsh, left, and Sarah Dunlap, co-chairs of the Gloucester Archives Committee, historic planning maps of locations in Gloucester. The city has countless documents, all cramped into a few vults, much like this one. Jesse Poole/Gloucester Daily Time Nov. 7, 2011

Carl Oulton, owner of Just Call the Guy, a local paint contraining company, stands on his ladder to touch-up-paint the exterior of Thistle Hill on Upper Main Street in Rockport. Jesse Poole/Gloucester Daily Times Nov. 4, 2011

Seventh-grader Sasha Ball, of Essex, has successfully trained her dog, Nelly, to skid down the slide at Shepard Memorial Park. Jesse Poole/Gloucester Daily Times Nov. 4, 2011

Carl Oulton, owner of Just Call the Guy, a local paint contraining company, says hello to a few passersby as he stands atop his ladder to touch-up-paint the exterior of Thistle Hill on Upper Main Street in Rockport. Jesse Poole/Gloucester Daily Times Nov. 4, 2011

Keegan Kock, 2, of Gloucester, prepares himself for the rush of a slide at Shepard's Memorial Park in Essex on Friday afternoon. Jesse Poole/Gloucester Daily Times Nov. 4, 2011

Gloucester patrolman Chris Genovese, stands next to Mako, a Belgian Malmois, and his new partner. This pair creates the first K9 Unit of the Gloucester Police Department in its history. After typing out a seven-page report on his own, unpaid time, Genovese made a bid for the new canine addition, which will greatly improve the department's tracking and searching for illegal articles, such as illegal drugs. Genovese received the go-ahead from Chief Mike Lane and full support by Mayor Carolyn Kirk. "He's a thousand times better at smelling than humans," said Genovese on Thursday afternoon as he introduced Mako to Kirk. Currently, Mako is in a 14 week training academy, and will eventually be trained to track narcotics. Mako will only cost the police department $1 to $1.50 per hour, after start-up costs. A deal deal for the department, said Lane.

Gloucester Police Chief Mike Lane takes a photo of Mayor Carolyn Kirk with the new K9 Unit: Chris Genovese and Mako, a Belgian Malmois. This pair creates the first K9 Unit of the Gloucester Police Department in its history. After typing out a seven-page report on his own, unpaid time, Genovese made a bid for the new canine addition, which will greatly improve the department's tracking and searching for illegal articles, such as illegal drugs. Genovese received the go-ahead from Chief Mike Lane and full support by Mayor Carolyn Kirk. "He's a thousand times better at smelling than humans," said Genovese on Thursday afternoon as he introduced Mako to Kirk. Currently, Mako is in a 14 week training academy, and will eventually be trained to track narcotics. Mako will only cost the police department $1 to $1.50 per hour, after start-up costs. A deal deal for the department, said Lane.

Carl Oulton, owner of Just Call the Guy, a local paint contraining company, says hello to a few passersby as he stands atop his ladder to touch-up-paint the exterior of Thistle Hill on Upper Main Street in Rockport. Jesse Poole/Gloucester Daily Times Nov. 4, 2011

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