The Greater Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce strives to educate and inform the community surrounding our local elections. The Chamber recently invited each Gloucester City Council candidate to submit responses to the following questions developed by our Government Affairs Council.…
Click the questions below to see the responses from each candidate. Responses from each candidate are available for download at the bottom of this page. Download Responses from Individual Candidates
As Massachusetts voters head to the polls on November 5th, a key ballot question asks whether the tipped minimum wage should be eliminated, gradually raising pay for tipped employees to match the state minimum wage. This proposal might sound beneficial…
Our Government Affairs Council had their monthly meeting on Tuesday, February 14. The Chamber’s Director of Community Relations, Olivia Perez-O’Dess, began the meeting by giving her community relations update for the late January, early February time period. Highlights include: Other…
The first Government Affairs Meeting of 2023 was held on Tuesday, January 10. The Chamber’s new CEO Steve Buckley, led the meeting discussion and gave a special update on Gloucester’s Downtown Management Organization Steering committee, which kicked off earlier this…
At our monthly meeting held on Tuesday, December 13, the following guests from North Shore Community College (NSCC) were in attendance: President Heineman provided with the group with a presentation entitled: Preparing the Next Generation of the North Shore Workforce. …