Category Archives: ATOTW Archive

Dear fellow Hanoverians: In case you missed it, it’s going to cost money to use the Hanover Transfer station beginning July 1st, 2025. This is because we, the Town, voted at our December 9, 2024 Special Town Meeting to no … Continue reading →

Dear fellow Hanoverians: Friends of Troop 38 is looking for sponsors for the Annual Pancake Breakfast. The Breakfast is on Memorial Day, Monday May 26. All donations are tax deductible. Questions? Please see the attached flyer or contact: Angela O’Brien … Continue reading →

Dear fellow Hanoverians: The Committee to Elect Rachel Hughes for Select Board would like to invite the community to her official campaign kickoff event on Thursday, March 20th from 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. at Quan’s Kitchen. There is a … Continue reading →

Dear fellow Hanoverians: This Sunday is the Phoenix Lodge Public Breakfast. The Lodge is located at 133 Broadway, at the corner of Broadway and Washington Street (Hanover Four Corners). Join them on Sunday, March 9 from 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 … Continue reading →

Dear fellow Hanoverians: As the Lenten season starts on Ash Wednesday, March 5, the First Congregational Church of Hanover will begin observance with a soup supper in the main church building at 547 Hanover Street at 6:00 p.m. This will … Continue reading →

Dear fellow Hanoverians: Due to vacations during the month, Notary service at the John Curtis Library will be suspended during March. Should you need a Notary Public during March, please contact the Council on Aging in advance. Thank you for … Continue reading →

Dear fellow Hanoverians: The Town of Hanover is amped to announce the May 2025 launch of Hanover Energy Choice, a new group electricity buying program. The Town signed a contract with Gridwealth Electric that will provide savings compared to National … Continue reading →

Dear fellow Hanoverians: Bev Gilmartin, President of the Friends of Hanover COA, partnered with the South Shore Tech Graphic Arts Department to recreate a new sign at the Senior Center. Please see the attached photo. Inspired by welcoming words on … Continue reading →

Dear fellow Hanoverians: Invest in Hanover is an independent, non-partisan group of volunteers looking to build community through civic engagement, and they want to hear from you! As our town leadership finalizes its fiscal year 2026 budget and we turn … Continue reading →

Dear fellow Hanoverians: Cedar School Interim Principal Ellen Burns announced that kindergarten and preschool registration for the 2025-2026 school year is open. To learn more about the registration process and how to sign up, please visit their Kindergarten Information page … Continue reading →