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Spider is back!

Dear fellow Hanoverians: Spider, a registered therapy dog and also the world’s most adorable Chihuahua, will be at the library on Tuesday, July 19 at 2:00 p.m. Children of all ages are invited to drop in and read to him … Continue reading

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Send a card to a military service member

Dear fellow Hanoverians: Beyond everything they do to keep us safe, military service members make the additional sacrifice of spending long periods of time away from family and friends. That means service members can feel disconnected from the people and … Continue reading

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Community Access and Media opening

Dear fellow Hanoverians: It’s a great time at Hanover Community Television with a growing collection of interesting shows, strong student involvement from HHS and cool drone footage at big events like Hanover Day. The Community Access and Media (CAM) committee … Continue reading

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Free sunscreen dispensers at the ballfields

Dear fellow Hanoverians: I am always delighted to send out information about free services that local businesses are providing to Hanover residents. Read on! DPS Insurance Group (www.dpsinsurancegroup.com), an insurance agency established in 2013 serving the residential and commercial insurance … Continue reading

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Drumming program at the library

Dear fellow Hanoverians: Musician and music educator Otha Day will present his “Drum to the Beat” program at the John Curtis Library on Monday, July 11 at 4:00 p.m. Otha brings dozens of drums of various kinds for families to … Continue reading

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Hanover’s Greatest Generation detailed just in time for Independence Day

Dear fellow Hanoverians: I just spent a thoroughly enjoyable half an hour watching a Hanover Community Television video. The video features four of Hanover’s finest citizens – Kenton Greene, Eleanor Kimball, Lorine Bergeron and John Thomson. The four kindly detailed … Continue reading

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Free Summer Events

Dear fellow Hanoverians: 2016 Free Summer Events Cardinal Cushing Centers and the Hanover Parks and Recreation Department are pleased to announce their 2016 Free Summer Event Schedule. For more information, please contact Ricky DeSisto (rdesisto@cushingcenters.org) or Lauren Rodday (lauren.rodday@hanover-ma.gov). Thursday, … Continue reading

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Mindfulness workshop

Dear fellow Hanoverians: INSIGHT Mindfulness Workshop: Wednesday July 20th 7:00 p.m. – 8:15 p.m. LEARN TO MEDITATE: This workshop includes basic Insight Meditation, instructions, a brief walking period and group Q & A. The workshop is geared toward beginners and … Continue reading

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Hanover Town Clerk selected to serve on MTCA Executive Board

Dear fellow Hanoverians: The week around the Fourth of July is always a slow news week…hence the following e-blast. :) At their recent state-wide Annual Meeting, the Massachusetts Town Clerks’ Association (MTCA) nominated and elected Hanover Town Clerk Catherine Harder-Bernier … Continue reading

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Half-price sale at the John Curtis Library’s book sale room

Dear fellow Hanoverians: The book sale area at the John Curtis Free Library here in Hanover is once again quite full, so take advantage of a HALF-PRICE SALE during the month of JULY! All books (paperbacks, hardcovers, fiction, non-fiction, children’s, … Continue reading

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