SEPTEMBER 2018
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PAUL BILODEAU/Staff photo. Sam Nigro, left, is a fisherman and artist who has painted dozens of art works on oars from the boats of fishermen. His latest work pays tribute to the St Peter's Fiesta greasy pole walk and was done in conjunction with an upcoming fundraiser for Anthony Giambanco, a longtime greasy pole walker who is battling cancer. Giambanco is a brother of Mayor Sefatia Romeo Theken, and Nigro presented the painted oar to the mayor Thursday at City Hall 9/6/18 [[MER1809070856151097]]
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Student pilot Maggie Taraska, 17, speaks at a news conference at the Beverly Airport on Monday after she she made a successful emergency landing on Sunday when one of her plane's wheels fell off during takeoff. [[MER1809101649561520]]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Gloucester-Daily-Times/SEPTEMBER-2018/i-Kpf29Qx/0/f83380fe/Ti/180910_SN_RHU_BEVERLYPILOT_002_2080357-Duplicate-Ti.jpg)
![RYAN HUTTON/ Staff photo<br />
Student pilot Maggie Taraska, 17, left, speaks at a news conference at the Beverly Airport on Monday after she she made a successful emergency landing on Sunday when one of her plane's wheels fell off during takeoff. At right is her dad Walter. [[MER1809101650031523]]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Gloucester-Daily-Times/SEPTEMBER-2018/i-NGXNsMv/0/e35cdfe8/Ti/180910_SN_RHU_BEVERLYPILOT_005_2080363-Duplicate-Ti.jpg)
![RYAN HUTTON/ Staff photo<br />
Student pilot Maggie Taraska, 17, left, speaks at a news conference at the Beverly Airport on Monday after she she made a successful emergency landing on Sunday when one of her plane's wheels fell off during takeoff. From left are her dad Walter, mother Christine and sister Ellie. [[MER1809101649501519]]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Gloucester-Daily-Times/SEPTEMBER-2018/i-bJL5LfX/0/c428b1d0/Ti/180910_SN_RHU_BEVERLYPILOT_001_2080355-Duplicate%20%281%29-Ti.jpg)
![RYAN HUTTON/ Staff photo<br />
Student pilot Maggie Taraska, 17, left, speaks at a news conference at the Beverly Airport on Monday after she she made a successful emergency landing on Sunday when one of her plane's wheels fell off during takeoff. From left are her dad Walter, mother Christine and sister Ellie. [[MER1809101649501519]]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Gloucester-Daily-Times/SEPTEMBER-2018/i-7KDM2sd/0/e27557bd/Ti/180910_SN_RHU_BEVERLYPILOT_001_2080355-Duplicate-Ti.jpg)
![RYAN HUTTON/ Staff photo<br />
Student pilot Maggie Taraska, 17, left, shares a laugh with her dad Walter at a news conference at the Beverly Airport on Monday after she she made a successful emergency landing on Sunday when one of her plane's wheels fell off during takeoff. [[MER1809101650001522]]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Gloucester-Daily-Times/SEPTEMBER-2018/i-5Z2cjSB/0/1074dbaa/Ti/180910_SN_RHU_BEVERLYPILOT_003_2080361-Duplicate-Ti.jpg)
![RYAN HUTTON/ Staff photo<br />
Student pilot Maggie Taraska, 17, left, speaks at a news conference at the Beverly Airport on Monday after she she made a successful emergency landing on Sunday when one of her plane's wheels fell off during takeoff. At right is her dad Walter. [[MER1809101650081525]]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Gloucester-Daily-Times/SEPTEMBER-2018/i-TKWpBXv/0/9eb01c93/Ti/180910_SN_RHU_BEVERLYPILOT_007_2080367-Duplicate-Ti.jpg)