Monthly Archives: May 2012

Dear fellow Hanoverians: Town Meeting concluded its first night of business after accepting a local meals tax, allocating money to hire a consultant to conduct an operational management school efficiency study and authorizing a $49,214,944 Omnibus budget. We left off … Continue reading →

Dear fellow Hanoverians: *Hanover Students at Massachusetts State Science and Engineering Fair* This past weekend, Hanover was well represented as six students from Hanover High School competed along with more than 350 high school students from across the state in … Continue reading →

Dear fellow Hanoverians: Below please find the reprinted Candidate’s Night information sheet for Will Marriner. As with all of the submissions, this one is printed as it was received by “Around Town on the Web”. Will Marriner, Candidate for School … Continue reading →

Dear fellow Hanoverians: The following information was submitted by “Hanover Students First”, sponsors of a petition article on the Special Town Meeting warrant: “Over the last four years, a total of 44 teachers have been cut and many programs eliminated. … Continue reading →

Dear fellow Hanoverians: Below please find the reprinted bio for John Geary as it was submitted for the Hanover Womans’ Club Juniors Candidate’s Night: John T. Geary Seeking office position of: School Committee 42 Old Town Way Hanover, MA John_geary@verizon.net … Continue reading →

Dear fellow Hanoverians: *Story and song program at John Curtis Library* Music specialist and storyteller Diana Kane will visit the John Curtis Library on Saturday, May 19th at 11:00 a.m. The program will include stories, songs, dancing, puppets, bubbles and … Continue reading →

Dear fellow Hanoverians: I am delighted to feature a reprint of the Woman’s Club Candidate’s Night bio sheets for some of the candidates for town-wide office over the next several days. Read on and become an educated voter! The election … Continue reading →

Dear fellow Hanoverians: Hanover Woman’s Softball League is looking for players who have experience playing softball and are 18 years old and up. This is a low key recreational summer league and games are played on Wednesday nights at 6:00 … Continue reading →

Dear fellow Hanoverians: During the month of May, the John Curtis Free Library will be accepting your gently-used cell phones to donate to “Cell Phones for Soldiers”. Cell Phones for Soldiers is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing deployed and … Continue reading →

Dear fellow Hanoverians: The Barn Babies Animal Program will be appearing at the John Curtis Library on Saturday, May 26th. A variety of baby animals will be at the library for children to visit with, hold and pet. Free tickets … Continue reading →