Monthly Archives: April 2010

Dear fellow Hanoverians: Join author Kris Klein on Tuesday, April 13th at 7:00 p.m. as he presents an illustrated slide lecture on his latest book, The Die-Hard Sports Fan’s Guide to Boston. This book is the only comprehensive guide to … Continue reading →

Dear fellow Hanoverians: St. Mary’s Spring Fling 2010 is open to the public! Please join the good folks at St. Mary’s on Saturday, April 10th from 7:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m. for a night featuring: o Authentic Italian Dining – … Continue reading →

Dear fellow Hanoverians: The Hanover Permanent Scholarship Fund has begun its Annual Fund Drive with a mailing to Hanover residents. HPSF has been awarding scholarships to deserving Hanover students for 33 years. The generosity of Hanover residents has enabled HPSF … Continue reading →

Dear fellow Hanoverians: Looking for a great way to support Hanover Public Schools and win some cash and prizes at the same time? Check out the HPTA spring Prize-a-Day Calendar! Buy a ticket for only $6 or increase your odds … Continue reading →

Dear fellow Hanoverians: Just in time for Mother’s Day, the Friends of the John Curtis Free Library are very happy to announce a Mother/Daughter Tea on Saturday, May 1st from 2:00 – 4:00 p.m. at the library. As seen at … Continue reading →

Dear fellow Hanoverians: The Friends of the John Curtis Free Library and the Hanover Cultural Council are proud to sponsor two free kite-making programs on Saturday, April 24, downstairs at the John Curtis Free Library. Don McCasland from the Blue … Continue reading →

Dear fellow Hanoverians: Hanover Middle School’s 7th and 8th Grade Band, under the direction of Julienne Thornell, will be performing at the Commonwealth of Massachusetts’ State House on Thursday, April 15. The ensemble will perform a variety of concert pieces, … Continue reading →

Dear fellow Hanoverians: The staff and students at South Shore Vocational Technical High School would like to thank the Hanover community for the outpouring of support at this year’s cut-a-thon. Manicures and cuts were continuous, people crowded our schools’ hallway … Continue reading →