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Dear fellow Hanoverians:
Hanover needs committee volunteers. Town Moderator Doug Thomson is looking
for folks interested in serving on a variety of town committees. As the
town fiscal year ends in June, new terms begin for the Advisory, Community
Preservation, Open Space, Community Access and Media, Bylaw Review and
Parks and Recreation Committees. There is also one temporary committee for
Fire Station Study. If you are interested to help out around town, please
send Doug a note at moderator@hanover-ma.gov.

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

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

South Shore Habitat for Humanity has returned to Hanover and they want your
help!

After a long, cold winter, foundations have been poured and construction
has begun on two South Shore Habitat for Humanity homes on Center Street.
South Shore Habitat depends on friends and neighbors to volunteer on nearly
every aspect of its operation. Volunteer opportunities include construction
and non-construction roles, supporting activities like community outreach,
development and fundraising.

If you are interested in learning about volunteer opportunities, the next
South Shore Habitat for Humanity Hanover Local Partnership Committee
Meeting (Hanover LPC) will be held June 4 at 6:30 p.m. at the First
Congregational Church, Riley Hall, 17 Silver Street, Hanover. Subsequent
meetings will be held the first Wednesday of each month.

South Shore Habitat for Humanity is a 501c3 non-profit organization
dedicated to delivering simple, decent, affordable homes in partnership
with families in need. Based in Weymouth, it serves 35 cities and towns
south and southwest of Boston. Founded in 1986 as an independent,
non-profit organization, South Shore Habitat works together with families,
volunteers, congregations, and community and business leaders to help local
families living in inadequate housing move into simple, decent, affordable
homes of their own. Since its inception, the organization has built 53
homes and provided housing for more than 94 adults and 187 children.

For more information, visit www.sshabitat.org or call Jeanne
Connolly-Horrigan at 781-337-7744 x12 or email
jconnolly-horrigan@sshabitat.org .

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Cathy H-B

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:
As always, it is my pleasure to shout good news from the rooftops,
especially when it comes directly from Hanover High School students!

This Thursday, May 29th at 7:00 p.m., Hanover Literary Magazine is hosting
the first-ever poetry bash at HHS! The event will include teacher
performances, a guest performance by the fantastic Jamele Adams, and an
open-mic! Everything is free, including the food, so come enjoy a fantastic
evening.

If you have any questions, contact Joe DeFerrari at (781) 361-5551 or
joeyd846@gmail.com.

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Cathy H-B

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:
Barn Workshop: Hearth and Home Storytelling
Saturday June 7th, 2:00 to 4:00 p.m.
At the Hanover Historical Society’s Stetson House Museum
Taught by Andrea Lovett, professional storyteller

Have you ever wished you could tell a story better? If you’ve lived a life
you have a story to tell! This workshop is a great introduction for
beginner storytellers into the art form of storytelling. During the
workshop you will begin to explore the art of storytelling through guided
sense memory, writing, conversations, individual and group exercises.

Attendees will leave with:
A personal story of their own creation ready to tell, tips on how to
present a successful personal narrative, tips and exercises on story
pacing, tempo, voice intonation, body language, and facial expression,
handouts and a simple formula to aid in the crafting of additional person
narratives.

Whether you are telling stories in your board room or with your friends,
this workshop will give you the toolkit to craft any story!

About the teacher:
Andrea Lovett is co-founder of the award winning organization Massmouth
Inc. She has taught and performed stories nationally and internationally
for 22 years. She recently ran the sold out story venue at the James
Library in Norwell. Lovett is currently a teaching artist for Young
Audiences of Massachusetts. She believes stories and storytelling help
create strong, healthy, and connected communities.
Andrea has been twice featured in the Boston Globe Magazines G page.
Workshop is $40 per person. To make a reservation, contact the Hanover
Historical Society at (781) 826 9575 or by e-mail at
Hanoverhistoricalsociety@gmail.com .

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

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

Hanover Boy Scouts Troop One will be having their concession stand at the
Memorial Day Parade on Monday, May 26th along the parade route in front of
Riley Hall.

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

Your support is appreciated!

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

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:
Hanover’s salute to our fallen veterans, the Annual Memorial Day parade,
will be held this Monday, May 26. The parade will kick off from St.
Mary’s Parish Hall at 10:00 a.m. and head west on Hanover Street (Route
139). Included in the parade are veterans, Sons of American Legion
members, Ladies Auxiliary, Selectman, High School Band, Police, Fire, Boy
Scouts, Girls Scouts, Congregational Church members, antique cars and an
Army truck. There will be gun salutes at each memorial and the cemetery
plots. Finally, the parade marches to Town Hall where Father Chris will
give an invocation followed by speeches from the Selectman and Commander
Ray Miller of the American Legion.

Residents are encouraged to line the parade route and mark this important
day in the life of our town and country. It’s a day like no other in our
delightful small town! For more information, please contact Commander Ray
Miller at raymiller23@verizon.net .

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

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:
Memorial Day is around the corner and there’s a lot to do in Hanover that
highlights our small lovable town, our deep and rich history, and of course
our valued veterans. Details are just now trickling in, so I will send
them along as I receive them from the various groups.

May 26, Monday – Memorial Day, Stetson House Museum and Barn Open for
Hearth and Home Tours from 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. FREE. Tours will be
focusing on cooking, gardening, and agriculture at the Stetson House
Museum.

There will be craftsmen in the barn demonstrating early American crafts.
Girl Scout Troop 80253 will be in the historic herb garden to talk about
their historic herb planting project and what the plants were used for in
colonial days for cooking and medicine.

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

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:
The Boston Division of the FBI, Hanover Police Department, Hanover Fire
Department, The Hanover Mall Management CBL & Associates Inc., and Mall
Public Safety Universal Protection Services LLC, Department of Homeland
Security (DHS), Massachusetts State Police, and Metropolitan Law
Enforcement Council (MetroLEC) hosted a training exercise to simulate a
complex attack in a public venue. The exercise began on Thursday, May 15,
at 11:30 p.m. at The Hanover Mall and was successfully completed overnight.

Nationally, the FBI and DHS are partnering with state and local law
enforcement, fire, and emergency medical services (EMS) and various private
sector partners to conduct exercises as part of the final phase of the
Complex Mall Attack initiative, which was developed to promote
preparedness. In 2013, all FBI field offices hosted facilitated discussions
with public safety and private sector partners that focused on
preparedness, response, and recovery efforts necessary to effectively
address a complex attack. The FBI is committed to strengthening public
safety and private sector partnerships necessary to protect the United
States and its citizens.

Hanover Chief of Police Walter L. Sweeney said, “In an effort to best
prepare for responding to critical incidents in the community, the Hanover
Police Department welcomed the opportunity to work with our federal, state,
regional, and local law enforcement and public safety partners. Our
continuing partnership with The Hanover Mall provided a realistic venue for
the training exercise. This exercise has strengthened the Hanover Police
Department’s ability to respond to and coordinate public safety efforts
during a critical incident.”

For more information, contact the Boston Office of the FBI at
Boston@ic.fbi.gov .

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

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

The good folks from the Hanover Foundation for Educational Enrichment
contacted me a couple of times over the past few days to update me
regarding their latest fundraising efforts for families and friends of HHS
graduates.

First, all those interested in the raffle for the front row seats at
graduation need to know that the raffle has changed slightly. There will
be four seats, and two will be front row and two will be second row. For
further details about the raffle, just go to the ATOTW archives, as noted
at the bottom of every ATOTW email!

Second, they are also selling personalized yard signs for graduates. The
order form is attached.
Orders are due May 22 and the signs will be available for pick up at the
high school on June 3rd at the Senior Awards. The signs are double sided
and the cost is $20.00 each.

For more information about either fundraiser, please e-mail
hanoverfoundation@gmail.com .

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

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:
On Thursday, May 22 at 7:30 p.m. – a Garden Lecture entitled HOPE FLOATS
ON WHITE……The White Garden” will be held with Carol Julien at St.
Andrew’s Episcopal Church, 17 Church Street in Hanover.

Photographs on PowerPoint will feature the history, design techniques and
spirit of creating a White Garden. The first few slides are set to music
by Ralph von Williams, after those photos, what many consider to be one of
the finest gardens of the last 100 years: The White Garden at Sissinghurst
Castle in England will be shown. Carol will then show her 1000 sf white
garden in Halifax, MA and share the trials, mistakes, changes and successes
of her white garden since 2001. Her plant list for creating your own garden
will be given to all. There will be an optional design feature for anyone
who wishes even more fun. You will not get soil under your fingernails!
Free, open to all. They will be grateful for your free will donation to
Hanover Food Pantry of cash, check or non-perishables that evening.

For more information, please contact beth@standrewshanover.org .

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

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