Father, Husband, Family...Music, Sports, EGFFL...Telecom/OMNI work... Positive...Live how you want to Live…my tweets are my own thoughts
East Greenwich, RI
Joined August 2012
- Tweets4.4K
- Following1.5K
- Followers303
- Likes23.3K
Mike Gormley retweeted
Back in the 1960s, founder Sherman Adams sketched out a Loon with four peaks of lift-served skiing.
Now, we’ve submitted a plan to fulfill his vision.
The proposal outlines a new mountain peak with 280 acres of new terrain.
Read more: loonmtn.com/latest-news/pr-p…
Mike Gormley retweeted
Information on Saturday’s Alabama football game vs. Georgia
#RollTide | @AlabamaFTBL
Mike Gormley retweeted
I want you to think about how good Ty Simpson was last year. The 13th pick in the draft. And here's what's crazy, Russell is way better. Bama's a problem for everybody. AGAIN!
Mike Gormley retweeted
Watch this
Same guy. Different player.
#nfllive
Mike Gormley retweeted
Muslim co-pilot stabs pilot and tries to take down plane with 180 passengers
Media:
Mike Gormley retweeted
Presidential arrival. 🇺🇸
Air Force One with an EPIC flyover at Neyland Stadium.
Mike Gormley retweeted
🚨ED SHEERAN’S TOUR MANAGER SAYS OLIVER ANTHONY, THE COUNTRY SENSATION WHO LIT UP THE CHARTS WITH HIS BLOCKBUSTER HIT “RICH MEN NORTH OF RICHMOND,” WILL REPLACE “MACKELMORE” AS SHEERAN’S OPENING ACT!
Welcome back, and Follow Julian Assange: t.me/+CE1G0CXUCCwwYmY0
“Oliver’s message is about being a common man in a divided country. He doesn’t take sides on politics, which is exactly what Ed is looking for.”
Anthony will play a 40-minute set to open for Sheeran, starting with Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, Massachusetts, this weekend.
“Mackelmore” has been dropped from four other tours this year.
Share this everywhere so the common man opens for Sheeran!
Follow @mcafeenew for more drops.
Mike Gormley retweeted
Charlie Kirk warned what was coming to New York City.
If only they'd listened.
Mike Gormley retweeted
This insane: California and China both started their High Speed Rail projects in 2008
- California hasn’t completed a single track
- China completed over 31,000 miles of track during the same time
Here’s where it gets really crazy, I did the math on how much California is spending compared to China
This is the cost per mile breakdown:
- China’s rail coeds about $30 million per mile
- California official Phase 1 spending is $255 million per mile
Read that again.
Gavin Newsom needs to go to prison, this is the biggest money laundering project in California history
Mike Gormley retweeted
Current view of the Honor Summit lights atop Mt. Washington to commemorate 25 years since 9/11.
—
September 11, 2026
Sugar Hill, New Hampshire
Mike Gormley retweeted
Mandami and AOC sharing a good laugh while the names of 9/11 victims are read is quite the visual
Mike Gormley retweeted
For those who are 26 years old or younger, this clip is NOT Ai.
It’s when Islamists hijacked passenger aircraft, killed crew members and crashed the planes into the twin towers.
You may be supporting Hamas and “the resistance” but September 11, 2001 is when it started.
Mike Gormley retweeted
Beginning tonight, September 9, two towering beams of light will rise from the summit of Mount Washington in New Hampshire, creating a dramatic tribute to the 25th anniversary of September 11. Known as The Honor Summit, the installation is inspired by the twin beams at Ground Zero and transforms the Northeast’s highest peak into a beacon of remembrance.
.
The beams will shine September 9, 10, 11 & 12, from 8 p.m. to midnight, extending roughly four and a half miles above Mount Washington’s 6,288-foot summit. In clear conditions, organizers estimate they could be visible from as far as 135 miles away, potentially reaching parts of Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts and beyond.
.
Created by Renee Plummer of the Granite Springs Foundation with support from New Hampshire and regional partners, The Honor Summit honors those who lost their lives on September 11, 2001, as well as first responders, veterans and others who serve their communities. Visitors are encouraged to view the lights from surrounding communities rather than driving to the summit, taking a moment to look up, remember and reflect.
