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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

Attached please find the unofficial election results for Thursday’s State
Primary Election in the Town of Hanover. Official results will be posted
on the town’s website after the provisional ballots have been dispensed
with and hand counts have been added.

If you have further questions, feel free to contact me at work –
781-826-5000 x1079 or catherine.harderbernier@hanover-ma.gov .

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

How should Hanover grow in the next 10 years? Come tell us at this open,
science fair style public meeting! Stop by anything time during the meeting
and stay as long or briefly as you’d like.

More sidewalks on main streets, affordable housing options for seniors, and
local dining and entertainment options are some of the changes Hanoverians
would like to see in town.

Come to the Community Growth Open House to learn more about the town’s
existing conditions in housing, economic development, and transportation
and tell us your ideas on how the town should prepare for growth with all
of the town’s residents in mind.

Drop in at your convenience and stay as long or as briefly as you would
like. Snacks and refreshments will be served.

For more information contact Peter Matchak, Town Planner, at 781-826-5000 x
1026 or peter.matchak@hanover-ma.gov or visit Hanover 300.mapc.org .

Need special accommodation? Contact Christine Madore, Hanover 300 project
consultant, at cmadore@mapc.org or 617-933-0774.

When: Wednesday, September 14
Stop by anytime between 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Where: Hanover Town Hall, 550 Hanover Street

For “Around Town on the Web”,
Cathy H-B

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

Hanover Parks and Recreation presents Kids Klub Playgroup – Where first
friends are made!

This playgroup is designed for potty trained 3-6 year olds. This is a drop
off playgroup for children to meet and play with new friends. This program
will be supervised by 1 program director and assistants (the number of
assistants depends on the number of children each day). Children will play
games, have fun and do arts and crafts with their friends. Kids Klub
Playgroup is at the Boys Club (located behind Town Hall) multi-use room.
On nice days they will be walking to the B. Everett Hall Playground to
enjoy some sunshine at the park! Kids Klub Playgroup will be held on
Tuesdays from 1:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. $12/day if you register for the
session! The Sunflower Session runs September 13th-October 25th. For more
information please email Kim at kim.leigh@hanover-ma.gov or visit
www.hanoverparkandrec.com/kids-klub-playgroup.php .

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

As the students of Hanover begin another school year, the Hanover
Foundation for Educational Enrichment (HFEE), wishes to thank the many
families who participated in the Golden Apple Program.

This year’s card was designed by Jacob Ellis (now a 6th grader). The
Golden Apple card gives students and parents an opportunity to recognize a
teacher, staff member or individual who has made a difference in their
lives. It was another exceptional year with 169 teachers and individuals
being recognized by the Hanover community. The following families have
presented the Golden Apple card as a “Thank You” to the recipient for
their hard work, dedication and excellence in educating our students .

Congratulations to the following:

Grace Ahi (Doherty family), Mindy Anderson (Anderson and Williams
families), Melissa Barley (Delaney and Delmonico families), Joel Barrett
(Agostino, Anderson, Gallagher, Pederson and Sullivan families), Katherine
Bartolotti ( Cormier, Kmito, Miller and Mihaley families), Kim Blanton
(Barth family), Tom Blinstrub (Healey family), Deb Bostwick (Jannotta and
Scribner families), Jane Bottomly (McCann family), Alice Boyle (Nichols
family), Dawn Brandmark (Freedman, Papkee and Rathgeber families), Jessica
Brown (Miraglia family), Dorion Bryant (Jannotta and Scribner families),
Alicia Bryerton (Gallagher family), Jennifer Buckley (Gallagher and
Murphy families), Ellen Burns ( Agostino, Butzbach, Corrick, Cook ,
Pevarnek and Williams families), Kerri Capraro (Bonfiglio, Jacobson,
McLaughlin and Mihaley families), Joelle Casey (Sidoti family), Kathy
Caulfield ( Logan, Lopes, Tawa and White families), Kathy Chandler (Jara
and McCafferty families), Laura Chase (Aitken, Landolfi, McCafferty and
Milligan families), Lauren Chebator (DeMayo, Joyce and Rusko families),
Sherry Concannon (Anderson and Ceurvels families), Melissa Cotter (Arbia
family), David Crawford (Jannotta family), Sarah Crossman (Hunt and
Langill families), Kaela Curtis (Carroll family), Elaine Cyr (Coughlin and
Gagnon families), Laura Czolada (Dever family), Noreen D’Andrea (Rufo
family), Stacey DeCotis (Arbia, Carroll, Cunniff, McCann and Monahan
families), Jane DeGrenier (Gill family), Lisa DellaCroce (Jannotta and
Scribner families), Louis DePatto (Jannotta family), Alicia DeBara
(Brangan family), Aaron DiGaudio (Healy family), Maura Donahue (DeMayo,
Gagnon , Rathgeber and Vincent families), Elizabeth Downs (McCormick
family), Keri Driscoll (Hatfield, McCormick, Norten, Pevarnek and Wheeler
families), Tracey Dubois (Freedman, Rathgeber and Taglia families), Alicia
Dunn (Pederson family), Joan Edgar (Cowing ,DaSilva ,Giodani and Marini
families), Kerry Ennis (Bonifiglio, Johnson and Taylor families), Betty
Fahey (McCann family), Christine Fay (Denis family), Cindy Ferguson (Barth,
Craft, Cross,Joyce, Molloy and Schllumper families), Michael File (Carr,
Coffey, Crowley, Keegan and Ryan families), Jessica Flaherty (Curran,
Doherty and Grund families), Kelly Fraiser (Nichols family), Jennifer Foss
(DaSilva, Marini and Vincent families), Hugh Galligan (Jannotta family),
Joanne Goldstein (Arbia and Hash families), Kristen Gokey (Murphy
family), Anne Gordon (Dolan family), Shelly Grabowski (Dever and Healy
families), Miss Grace – Bus Driver (Pederson family,), Miss. L -Student
Teacher (Curran family), Dorothea Gray (Handrahan and Lopes families),
Jennifer Greene (Hernon family), Seana Greene (Barresi and Dever
families), HHS Cafeteria Staff (Scribner family), HHS Guidance (Scribner
family) , Robbin Hall (Cormier family), Amber Hampton (Jannotta family),
Nicholas Hannifin (Jannotta & Scribner families), Heather Healy
(Anastasiades, Curran and Doherty families), Denise Heavern (Arbia and
Hash families), Maria Henderson (Arbia, Cowing, Cunniff, McCann , Monahan
and Pevarnek families), Steven Henderson (Neville family), Mary Herbert
(Gill family), Rachel Hines (Neville family), Thomas Hogan (Arbia, Carroll,
Cunniff, Cole, King, Lewis, McCann, Monahan, Paul and Pevarnek families),
Jason Hook (Stracco family), Christine Hrenko (Carroll, Handrahan,
Keegan, Lopes and Rowe families), Emily Humphrey (Coffey family), Andrea
Hurley (Rathgeber family), Mary Ann Johnson (Connerty, Handrahan, Monahan
and Raineri families), Colleen Jones (Knafo family), Kelly Jordan (Cunniff
and Healey families), Jill Joy (Brown, Coffey, Kmito, Light and Miller
families) , Kelly Kacamburas (Schlumper family), Kerri Kearns (Phillips
family), Kathryn Keating (Arbia, Hash and Toner families), Christine
Kelleher (Hernon and Williams families), Sarah Kelser (Agostino and
Williams families), Kara Kenney (Nichols family), Patricia Kinasewich (
Doherty, Gray, Mullare families), Jeanne Kling ( Meagher family), Lynne
Kosak (Neville family), Carol Krall (Cormier and Gill families), Sarah
LaFond (Doherty and Polk families), Mark Lancaster (Baker, Barth and
LaBelle families), Jeannette Libby (Ranieri family), Dustin Lindsey (
Carr, Coffey, Coughlin, Crowley, Keegan and Ryan families), Maryanne Lohan
(Dever family), Stephen Lovell (Booker, Bristol, Houghton and Keegan
families), Beth Lucarelli ( Kennedy family), and Amy Lynch (Hatfield,
McCormick and Norten families).

Also, Mary Anne McNeill (Bell, Milligan, Pevarnek and Willis families), Amy
Madden (Kmito family), Andrew Mahoney (Carroll family), Richard Mancuso
(Leibfarth family), Diane Martin (Nichols family), Karen McDonough (Knafo
family), Valerie McDonough (Brown, Jara and Phillips families), Matthew
McGarry (Arbia, Downing, Hash and Healy families), Carol McGinnis
(Sullivan & Weiss families), Lori McKenna (Coffey, Crimi, DeMayo, Evans,
Frattasio , Lewis & Rathgeber families) , Officer Michael McKeever (Dever
family), Andrew McLean (Hernon & Picard families) , Andrea McNamara
(O’Dowd family), James McNamara (Hernon family ), Ashley McNeil
(Ceurvels & Knafo families) , Catherine McNulty (Sidoti family), Joan
McVey (Agostino & Williams families), Tom Merzbacher (Pederson family),
Christa Monahan (Coffey, Crowley, Curran, Dolan, Jacobson, Keegan, Light ,
Mihaley & Murphy families), Nancy Moore (Agostino, Corrick & Williams
families), Kerri Moran (Knafo family), Keri Morrison (Nichols family),
Gretchen Murphy (Agostino family), Rachel Nameika (Knafo, Pederson &
Schlumper families) , Cooper Naylor (Dever family), Debra Nicoll
(Brangan, Cole, Meagher & Ryan families), Michael Oates (Agostino family)
, Kathy O’Brien (Anastasiades, Coffey, Harrington, Leibfarth,
MacDougall & Stracco families), Karen Oliver (Healy family), Jennifer
O’Shea (Cormier family) , Andrea Palma (Brown & Jara families), Allison
Palmucci (LaBelle & Weiss families), Renee Parry (Denis family), Betty
Polansky (Coughlin, Doherty, MacDougall , O’Brien & Phillips families),
Michelle Pollock (Hunt & Logan families) , Lisa Porzio (Neville family),
Lisa Quilty (Aitken & McCafferty families) , Joanne Rapalje-Fitgerald
(Jannotta & Nichols families), Mary Rafferty (Arbia family), Gene Reiber
(Cowing family), Debbie Rich (Healy family), Christina Richardson
(Gallagher, Johnson & Murphy families) , Kim Richardson (Gallagher &
Monahan families) , Bryan Rodday (Nichols family) , Carol Rodday (Murphy
family), Donald Ronchetti (Cowing family), Nancy Ryan (Bell family),
Tom Ryan (Carroll, Handrahan & Lopes families ), Carin Scanlon (Connerty
family), Denise Schell (Murphy family), Andrew Schreiber (Cormier family),
Maureen Shea (Harrington & MacDougall families), Alex Shepherd (LaBelle
family), Caitlyn SImonelli (Anastasiades, Harrington, Johnson & Toglia
families), Nikki Simmons (Agostino, Corrick, & Kennedy), Michelle Sinnott
(Weiss family), Martha Stamper (Hernon & Rowe families), Michelle
Sullivan (Langill family), Carolyn Sweeney (Gill family), Katie Sweeney
(Light family), Leanne Tarkanian (Jannotta family), Cheryl Tavares
(Coffey, Finnegan & Fountas family) Roberta Themistocles (Doherty, Gray
& Mullare families), Shannon Thompson (Anderson & Healey families),
Julienne Thornell (Freedman, Giordani, Hash & Rathgeber families), Anne
Thornton (McCormick family), Karen Vitolo (Keegan family), Sheryl Wade
(Jannotta family), Michelle Walsh ( Meehan & Murphy families), Gregg
Wheeler (Cowing, DaSilva, Marini & Toner families), Donna Wilson (Carr &
Davidson families), Vicki Wilson (Connerty family) and Luke Zimmerman
(Papkee family).

The Foundation congratulates these individuals for their well deserved
recognition and again thanks the many families for their continued support
and participation in the Golden Apple Program. Special thanks to Rachael
O’Callaghan in the Superintendent’s Office for her assistance.

For more information about the Hanover Foundation for Educational
Enrichment, please e-mail hanoverfoundation@gmail.com .

For “Around Town on the Web”,
Cathy H-B

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

Call for entries going on now!

The Friends of the John Curtis Library will be holding their teen art show
at the library again this year. It is amazing to see the artistic talent
that resides in our little town! This year there will be a reception and
opportunity for feedback from the judges. Attached please find a PDF with
all pertinent info.

For more information, please contact Theresa Delahunt at
tcdelahunt@gmail.com .

For “Around Town on the Web”,
Cathy H-B

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

The State Primary Election is being held this Thursday, September 8th from
7:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. at Hanover High School. Yes, that’s a Thursday, and
yes it is the first week of school! Crazy, right? Plan your voting
strategy now – when will you find time in your day to go? I am writing in
an effort to help you #knowbeforeyougo because it will be a busy day at
HHS, and in town!

First, check your party status so you know which ballot to ask for before
going to the polls, here:
https://www.sec.state.ma.us/VoterRegistrationSearch/MyVoterRegStatus.aspx .
Remember that there are four parties – Democrat, Green-Rainbow,
Republican, and United Independent Party. If you are registered in one of
those parties, you must take that ballot. If you are “unenrolled”
(commonly known as “independent”) or in a political designation, you can
pick which ballot you want.

Unenrolled and not sure which ballot you want? Here’s the list of
candidates in the 2016 State Primary:
http://www.sec.state.ma.us/ele/ele16/state_primary_candidates16.htm .
Still not sure? Let me narrow some of it down for you: Nyman/Moody are on
the Democratic ballot, and DeCoste is on the Republican ballot.
Alliegro/O’Malley are also on the Republican ballot, and Flynn/Iannella are
on the Democratic ballot. Neither the Green-Rainbow and United Independent
Parties have nominated candidates on their ballots. Other questions?
Don’t hesitate to stop by my office and view the Specimen Ballots – which
will also be on display at the high school on Election Day.

How about parking? The high school starts later this year…7:55 a.m.
That will ease traffic flow right at 7 when the polls open. School also
ends later – 2:40 p.m. Please plan accordingly and avoid those times if at
all possible. There will be about 10 “election parking” spots in the front
of the building and lots more election parking in the back of the building.
You are encouraged to take the Cedar School driveway and come in the back;
it’s also a shorter walk from there to the polls. Please don’t park in a
numbered spot – students have reserved parking this year in those spots!

The Center School addition question will be on the October 1st ballot and
the Presidential Election contest will be on the November 8th ballot – not
this week’s ballot. Stay tuned for further details about both elections.

What’s your voting strategy? When will you go and how will you vote when
you get there? See you at HHS from 7:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. on Thursday! If
you have further questions, don’t hesitate to contact me, Town Clerk Cathy
Harder-Bernier, at catherine.harderbernier@hanover-ma.gov or by calling
781-826-5000 x1079.

For “Around Town on the Web”,
Cathy H-B

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

I could not let this week go by without joining in the chorus to welcome
Hanover’s teachers and administrators back to work.

I had the good fortune to attend the Hanover Public School’s Convocation
yesterday morning, and I seriously wish the entire town could have heard
and seen the enthusiasm for teaching and learning, and community and family
in the Hanover High School auditorium that day.

Highlights included a delightful and hilarious “Cheers” themed skit
starring HHS Principal Matt Paquette, an impassioned and grateful speech
from specialist Stacie Barlow, the recognition of over 500 years of service
to our children from teachers earning longevity awards, and student music
and master of ceremonies performances. Ask someone who was there about
Steve Lovell’s outfit, Fonzie’s appearance, or the Hutchison Family
performance!

School starts Tuesday, September 6th for students in grades 1-12. Buses
will be on the road that morning and students will be impatiently waiting
at the bus stops. Please be safe out there and drive with caution,
especially the first couple of weeks while bus schedules get ironed out.

Welcome back to some of the finest professionals I know. Thanks for
teaching our kids and being a part of our community. We love you!

For “Around Town on the Web”,
Cathy H-B

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

The text of the ballot question that you will have the opportunity to weigh
in on at Election Day, October 1st, appears in the attached .jpg.
Stay tuned for the warrant for the September 26th Special Town Meeting.
The Selectmen are meeting September 6th to vote on the warrant.
If you have further questions, please contact the Selectman’s Office.

For “Around Town on the Web”,
Cathy H-B

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

Hanover Town Clerk Catherine Harder-Bernier announced that Friday,
September 9th is the last day to register to vote at the October 1st
Special Town Election. Town Hall will be open from 8:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.
on Friday the 9th. Further, Friday, September 16th is the last day to
register to vote at the September 26th Special Town Meeting, and Town Hall
will again be open until 8:00 p.m. on 9/16.

Any Hanover citizen who will be eighteen on or before the Special Town
Meeting (September 26th) or by the Special Town Election (October 1st) is
encouraged to register to vote. Once registered, individuals will be
eligible to vote in all elections thereafter, including the Presidential
Election in November.

Citizens of Hanover may conveniently register to vote or change their party
status on-line, by mail or in person. The link for on-line registration is
here: https://www.sec.state.ma.us/OVR . If residents choose to register
by mail they should download the “Massachusetts Mail-In Voter
Registration Form” found here:
https://www.sec.state.ma.us/ele/elepdf/Voter-reg-mail-in.pdf and mail the
completed form to the Hanover Town Clerk’s Office.

If voters wish to register to vote in person, they may do so at two
convenient locations: Hanover Town Hall or the Registry of Motor Vehicles.

“As we continue the run-up to the Presidential Election in November, I
encourage Hanover residents to not lose sight of these elections where
their votes actually ‘weigh more’ because of the lighter turnouts”,
said Town Clerk Catherine Harder-Bernier. “Several major decisions have
been made on Town Meeting floor by a one-vote margin and local elections
have turned on less than 10 votes just in the past few years. Plan now to
register to vote…so you can vote in October…and November!”

Questions may be directed to Hanover Town Clerk Cathy Harder-Bernier at
(781) 826-5000 x1079 or by e-mail at Catherine.harderbernier@hanover-ma.gov
, or Senior Registrar Nancy Goldthwait at (781) 826-5000 x1082 or
nancy.goldthwait@hanover-ma.gov .

For “Around Town on the Web”,
Cathy H-B

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

Do you visit or use Hanover’s open space, trails, parks, and fields? Why
or why not? What type of amenities would you like to see more of?

The Town of Hanover is updating its Open Space and Recreation Plan (OSRP)
to set goals and priorities for the next seven years. Your input in this
survey will help the Town identify opportunities for significant, long-term
preservation and improvements that provide the greatest benefit to town
residents. Findings and recommendations from the OSRP will be incorporated
into Hanover 300, the Town’s 10-year master plan. This survey is designed
to better understand resident demand and awareness of Hanover’s open
space and recreational facilities.

Complete the survey by clicking the link below.
http://mapc.ma/HanoverOSRP

To learn more about the Hanover300 process and how you can participate, go
to Hanover300.mapc.org or contact Hanover Town Planner, Peter Matchak at
781.826.5000 x 1026 or peter.matchak@hanover-ma.gov.

For “Around Town on the Web”,
Cathy H-B

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