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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

The Friends of the John Curtis Library are sponsoring a musical concert by
the folk duo “Hungrytown” on Wednesday, June 1 at 7:00 p.m. in the
large meeting room of the library. Lyricist Rebecca Hall and
multi-instrumentalist/husband Ken Anderson are known collectively as
Hungrytown. This duo has spent more than a decade touring world-wide and
they have had three album releases. Hungrytown’s music has received
extensive radio play and has appeared on several television shows,
including the Daily Show.

The best in folk music!! There is no charge for admission. Call the
library at 781-826-2972 or e-mail lwelsh@ocln.org for further information.

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

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

Troop One will be having their annual concession stand at the Memorial Day
Parade on Monday, May 30 along the parade route in front of Riley Hall.

Please stop by for donuts, coffee, soda, slush or a hot dog. Any questions
please contact Jennifer at jwmccaffery1@gmail.com

Your support is appreciated!

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

This just in from American Legion Commander and Spirit of Hanover Community
Service Award winner Ray A. Miller:

The Hanover Memorial Day Parade will kick off from Saint Mary’s rectory at
10:00 a.m. sharp on May 30th so come out and get a good spot. The parade
will be led by the veterans followed by the Ladies Auxiliary and Sons of
Legion. A donated automobile will drive some veterans who cannot walk. The
town officials will also be walking followed by the Hanover High School
Band. The Police and Fire Departments will follow the Hanover High School
Band with new and antique fire trucks. The Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts
follow as well as Little Leaguers and Softball players. Coming along behind
will be some antique cars and last but not least is a Calvary-dressed
person on a horse.

The march will begin at Saint Mary’s and pass by the first ever “Flags of
Valor” near the new bandstand. The veterans will stop off at the first
memorial at Sylvester School to honor the WWI veterans. The second stop
will be at First Congregational Church to honor the Civil War veterans. We
will then march to the Hanover Center Cemetery where we will honor several
sites including Joselyn and Cummings as well as the American Legion, VFW
and Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. We will also honor all fallen heroes from
the Police Department and Fire Department.

The march will continue out of the cemetery and conclude at the Hanover
Town Hall to recognize the WWII, Vietnam and Korean Veterans. The ceremony
will conclude by a moment of silence, speeches from various dignitaries and
the Commander of the American Legion. The Hanover High VOX will sing
patriotic songs as well as the Hanover High School Band will be playing
some patriotic tunes.

For more information, please contact Ray Miller at raymiller23@verizon.net
. See you there!

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

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

The Hanover Fire Department welcomes local families to a free Open House on
Saturday, May 21 from 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. The Open House, sponsored by
Papa Gino’s, is aimed at teaching families fire safety and prevention
practices. The Hanover Fire Department Open House will be held at 32
Center Street.

This open house commemorates National EMS Week. Participants will receive
safety tips such as “stop, drop, cover, and roll”, learn how to plan
escape routes and how to crawl safely through a smoke-filled room. In
addition, Papa Gino’s will provide free pizza and children’s fire
safety coloring sheets at the open house.

“This event allows us to reach out to the community and arm local
families with fire safety tips and procedures,” said Chief Jeffrey
Blanchard. “Our Open House allows families to get together and better
prepares them to react if a fire does start.”

For more information about the Hanover Fire Department Open House, call
Chief Jeffrey Blanchard at 781-826-3151 or contact Captain Eric Johnson at
ejohnson@hanoverfiredept.com .

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

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

The Hanover Day Youth Battle of the Bands will run on June 25th in the
early evening on the Main Stage at Hanover Day to kick off the evening
festivities.

The Youth BOTB is open to South Shore Teens from Middle or High School and
is sponsored by the Hanover Day Committee and the South Shore YMCA along
with media partners WATD and Almost Famous local music show. Prize sponsors
include Crossroads Music, Zildjian, Professional Audio Design, Sontronics
Microphones, Klotz Audio Cables, UltraSound Productions and 37’
Productions.

The event will be judged by a panel of music industry experts from the
local area including studio engineers, music store owner, record producers
and entertainment professionals. Great prizes valued at over $5000 total
will be awarded for Best Band, Best Vocalist, Best Instrumentalist, Best
Drummer and Runner up Band.

The deadline for entries is June 11th. There will be a preliminary round
at the Y Emilson Center the week of June 12th and contestants that move on
to the final round will compete at Hanover Night with the winning band
performing just before the fireworks!

If you have questions or need more info you can email botb@hanoverday.com .

Sign up here to enter the Hanover Day Youth Battle of the Bands:

http://www.hanoverday.com/battle-of-the-bands

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

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

The Hanover Veterans Memorial Garden Committee is conducting a fundraising
activity and need your support. The “Flags of Valor” will be prominently
displayed on the grounds at the future home of the Veterans Memorial near
the new Bandstand. 288 flags will be lined in straight rows like Arlington
Cemetery from May 21st-June 4th. Each flag will be in honor of a military
member or members who is or are no longer with us. Please fill out the
attached form for who you would like to honor and send in the cost of the
flag which is $20.00 to: American Legion c/o Veterans Memorial Committee
104 King Street, Hanover, MA 02339.

For more information, please contact Ray Miller at raymiller23@verizon.net
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Cathy H-B

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

Walking Tour of Hanover Center Cemetery
Saturday, May 21st, at 1:00 p.m.
Join Hanover Historical Society’s new Executive Director Stephen
O’Neill for a walking tour of Hanover’s historic Center Cemetery. This
Cemetery started in 1727 and for nearly three hundred years has been the
main burial place for generations of Hanover residents. Grave markers have
changed over the centuries from slate to marble to granite, but they all
hold stories about the town of Hanover and the individuals who lived here.
Join us for a tour through the cemetery to see the types of stones and
markers, hear about the people buried there, and discover the history that
can only be found in Hanover’s Center Cemetery.

For more information contact the Hanover Historical Society, P.O. Box 156
Hanover MA 02339, 781-826-9575, or email
hanoverhistoricalsociety@gmail.com, or go to
www.hanoverhistoricalsociety.com .

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

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

The Friends of the John Curtis Free Library are happy to announce a
six-week art workshop at the library for children ages 6-8. A clay and
mixed media class will be taught by Pam Golden, a sculptor and art
educator, to children ages 6-8 on Fridays from 3:30-4:30 pm in the
children’s room at the library from May 20 until June 24. This class will
be fully funded by the Friends with participants asked to pay only a $10
supply fee.

Registration is happening now at the children’s circulation desk.
Preference is given to children who have not taken this class before. Sign
up in-person at the library as soon as possible as these classes are
limited to 10 children per class. The registration fee is required to sign
up. Please contact Tracy Marchetti, tjmarchetti@verizon.net for more
information.

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

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

Do you live, work or own a business in Hanover? Are you interested in
helping to shape a vision for the community and a strategic plan to achieve
that vision?

Throughout the months of May and June, the Hanover300 Master Plan Committee
and the Metropolitan Area Planning Council (MAPC) will be holding a series
of “pop-up” engagement activities to listen to Hanover citizens’
thoughts about where they would like their community to be in 2027, when
the town celebrates its 300th anniversary.

Hanover residents are encouraged to participate in the Community Vision
Survey, or visit Hanover300 at an upcoming pop-up at Hanover Day or the
Senior Center’s Summer Kickoff Party. These activities will provide the
public with the opportunity to learn about the master plan process, share
their thoughts about Hanover’s future, and shape a vision for the
community.

Hanover300 is being developed by the Town of Hanover with the assistance of
MAPC under the direction of the Hanover300 Master Plan Committee and Town
Planner, Peter Matchak. When completed in late 2027, Hanover300 will
include a set of goals, policies and strategies on topics including
housing, economic development, historic and cultural resources, open
space/recreation, transportation and more.

To learn more about the Hanover300 process and how you can participate, go
to www.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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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

On Tuesday, May 17th at 7:00 p.m., please join Boston’s WCVB-TV’s
“Chronicle” reporter and local author Ted Reinstein for a talk about
his newest book: “Wicked Pissed: New England’s Most Famous Feuds”. From
sports to politics, food to finance, aviation to engineering, to bitter
disputes over simple boundaries, Ted will show what it really means when
New Englanders get “Wicked Pissed.” This program is sponsored by the
Friends of the John Curtis Library and is free and open to all. Books will
be available for purchase and signing. Refreshments will be provided. The
program will be held at the John Curtis Library, located on Route 139 in
Hanover Center.

For more information, please contact lwelsh@ocln.org .

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

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