Hanover’s Water Challenge

Dear fellow Hanoverians:

This
summer, Hanover Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, church groups, garden clubs, baseball
teams, neighborhoods, friends, or anybody who wants to has the opportunity to
team up and join Hanover’s “Water Challenge”, sponsored by
the Town of Hanover in conjunction with the Greenscapes program at the North
and South Rivers Watershed Association.  The winning team will earn $500 for
the charity of their choice, and will learn some valuable water-saving tips
during the challenge. 

Greenscapes
Manager and NSRWA Communications Director Debbie Cook said, “The Water
Challenge basically is a contest between teams to see which team can use the
least amount of water per person between July 15 and September 30. The most
water-conserving team will win $500 for the charity of their choice.”
Teams can be any size beyond a minimum of 5 households. Individuals who want to
participate can join the Greenscapes team.

Every
few weeks during the contest, each team will receive water-saving tips to help
lower water consumption. Cook said, “I think everyone will be a winner,
whether they win the $500 or not, because they hopefully will all save money on
their water bills.”

To
sign up and/or for more information about the Water Challenge, go to www.nsrwa.org and click on Water Challenge, or
contact Debbie Cook at debbie@nsrwa.org
or (781) 659-8168. 

For "Around Town on the Web",

Cathy H-B

 

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Hanover soccer sends three championship teams to MTOC

Dear fellow Hanoverians:

 

Ace reporter Geoff Hoffman was kind enough to send in the
following write up regarding the continued winning traditions of Hanover’s
soccer teams!  Thanks, Geoff!

 

Three separate Hanover Travel Soccer Teams at the high
school age groups have qualified for the Massachusetts Tournament of Champions
(MTOC) by capturing Costal Soccer League crowns this spring.

 

The Sophomore Boys 16 year old team concluded an undefeated
season at 9-0-1. The team avenged their one early season tie with Silver Lake
by beating them in a second meeting 3-1 to clinch the league title. The team
balanced plenty of scoring with lock down defense, outscoring their opponents
over the course of the season 45-7.

 

The Boys 18 year old team faced a must win game vs. Carver
this past weekend with the league title on the line.  Anything less than a
win and they would end up short of the title.  The boys started the game
strong with aggressive scoring early on in the 1st half, and then
finishing on a handful of opportunities to win the game 5-2.  The win
clinched the league title for Hanover by 1 point over Norwell and sent the
Hanover boys to the MTOC representing Coastal League in the Boys 18 year old
age group.

 

And finally, the Hanover Girls 18/19 year old team put
together a 7-2 regular season record but found themselves locked up in a tie
with Duxbury.  A one game play-off vs. Duxbury was on tap for the league
title and the Hanover girls were up to the task. After trading 2 goals each in
the 1st half, Hanover scored at the 20 minute mark of the second
half from a Hanover corner kick to go ahead 3-2.  But Duxbury would not
back down and scored the equalizer just a few minutes later.  Hanover
responded with the 4th and deciding goal with just less than 10
minutes remaining in the game and played exceptionally strong defense at the
end to preserve the win. With this playoff win, they will represent Coastal
Soccer League in the Girls 19 year old age group at the MTOC.

 

These three teams will play in the Massachusetts Tournament
of Champions in Lancaster, MA June 25 – 27. Congratulations to the teams
for their remarkable regular season accomplishments (league titles) in the
Coastal Soccer League and best of luck to them at the MTOC.

 

For "Around Town on the Web",

Cathy H-B

 

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Phoenix Lodge All You Can Eat Breakfast next weekend

Dear fellow Hanoverians:

 

Phoenix
Lodge Breakfast

 

Sunday,  June 27th

All You Can Eat Breakfast

Phoenix Lodge

133 Broadway (Hanover Four Corners), Hanover

 8:00 a.m. to 12 noon

Adults – $7.00;  Children under 12 – $4.00.

A
donation of a nonperishable food item for the Hanover Food Pantry would be
appreciated.

 

Phoenix Lodge, a Masonic Lodge, has been a part of the
Hanover community since 1874. We are involved in supporting a number charities
which help people locally.

 

Our breakfast is intended to provide a comfortable
atmosphere where family and friends can gather and enjoy a good breakfast that
is relatively inexpensive, spend time enjoying each other’s company and
not be rushed.

 

Our breakfast is a source of funds for the lodge to support
the various charitable activities in which we are engaged, such as the local
food banks, our Angel Fund, our Red Cross Blood Drive, South Shore Vo-Tech
Scholarships, Habitat for Humanity, Rainbow and Demolay.

 

For "Around Town on the Web",

Cathy H-B

 

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Hanover dad supports the Friends of the John Curtis Library

Dear fellow Hanoverians:

 

Please join me in congratulating Mr. Leonard Trainer and the
Friends of the John Curtis Library this weekend!  Three generations of the
Trainer family will be enjoying Father’s Day at the Red Sox, courtesy of
an anonymous ticket donor who had four extra field box seats to Sunday’s
game.  The donor offered the tickets to “Around Town on the Web” to
be auctioned off to the highest bidder, and stipulated that all proceeds go to
the Friends of the John Curtis Library. 

 

The coffers of Friends of the John Curtis Library are now
$425 richer thanks to this magnanimous turn of events.  Friends of the Library
chair Tracy Marchetti said, “I’m thrilled and counting my blessings to be
a part of this good town” after hearing the news.

 

Happy Father’s Day to all of Hanover’s dads…especially
Mr. Trainer.  And special good wishes and thanks to one of my favorite dads…and
generous kind soul and ticket donor.  You know who you are!

 

For "Around Town on the Web",

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Hanover Day Girl Scout Registration

Dear fellow Hanoverians:

 

On
Saturday, June 26th, from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., there will be a
Girl Scout Tent at Hanover Day accepting registrations for next year.  Hanover
Day is held at B. Everett Hall Playground in the center of town.  The cost is
$12.00 check or cash.  Look for the tent with the green and white
balloons.  Register now and be set in a troop by September.  We
welcome parents to register as well.

 

If
you cannot make it and would like more information please e-mail Janece
Boudreau j.boudreau@comcast.net .

 

For "Around Town on the Web",

Cathy H-B

 

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Golden Apple Award winners

Dear fellow Hanoverians:

Golden Apple Award

 

As the school year draws to a
close, the Hanover Foundation for Educational Enrichment wishes to thank the
many generous families who have participated in our Golden Apple Recognition
Program, which encourages students and parents to recognize a teacher who has
made a difference in their lives. By making a contribution to the HFEE in that
person’s honor, these families have helped to support the many grants
which the HFEE awards to teachers which enrich the educational experiences of
so many students in the Hanover Schools.   Thank you parents for supporting the
Foundation, and thank you school personnel for a fantastic year! The following
teachers have been awarded Golden Apples either this past Christmas or at the
conclusion of the school year.

 

Mindy Anderson (the Burke,
Butka, Carney, Harrington, Heffron, Papkee, Peterson, Scott & Sidoti
families); Maryanne Apuzzi (the Garity family); Peter Arena (the
Brooks & Coughlin families) Ben Benitez (the Pacheco family); Wilma
Bilton (the Huntley family); Tom Blinstrub (the Butka family); Laura
Bloomberg (the Cianciola family); Mrs. Bradford (the DeMinico &
Suchoff families); Dawn Brandmark (the Blaisdell & Bristoll
families) Laura Brealt (the Garity family); Rachel Brooks (the
O’Sullivan family); Maryann Brugnoli (the Harder-Bernier &
Katsikis families); Ms. Brazdis (the DaSilva family); Dorothy Bowles
(the Huntley family); Ellen Burns (the Boutin, McCloskey,
O’Sullivan, Paskell, Salvas and Talbot families); Alicia Bryerton
(the Cox family); Korri Byron (the Cianciola family); Karen Cashman
(the Wallace and Healey families); Kathy Caulfield (the Bulman,
Chandler, Clinton, McCrann, Lambert, & O’Sullivan families); Marilyn
Chadwick (the Delprete & DiMinico families); Kathy Chandler (the
Cronan, Nofi & Papkee families); Laura Chase (the Cox, Carney,
Delprete, Doherty & Harrington  families); Heather Choate (the
Blaisdell family); Suzanne Clasby (the Arbia, Sullivan & Wallace
families); Sherry Concannon (the Boutin, Mitchelson & Paskell
families); Meghan Corcoran (the Sheridan family); Sarah Davis
(the Harder-Bernier family); Alicia DiBara (the Byrnes, Prudente
,Sheridan & Taft families); Stacey DeCotis (the Suchoff family); Jane
DeGrenier (the Carr, Devlin, Healey & Wallace  families);  Keri
Driscoll (the Fiske, Lee, McGillivray & Salvas families); Paul
Economos (the Leone & Pacheco families); Joan Edgar (the Kadra
family); Betty Fahey (the Pacheco family); Beth Fahey (the
Garrity family); Christine Fay (the Rich family); Cindy
Ferguson (the Marchese, Peterson, & Scott families); Jan Flynn
(the McCloskey family); Maura Forcier (the Mathews, Pevarnek &
McCloskey families); Jennifer Foss (the O’Sullivan family); Jessica
Flaherty (the Byrnes, Enos & Rizzo families); Kathryn Gallagher
(the Graybill family); Donna Germano (the Vincent family); Janet
Gillespi (the Carney family); Beverly Gilmartin (the Carney, Doherty
Holmgren,& Pevarnek families); Alyson Greer (the Rich family); Andrea
Glassett (the Pacheco family); Ann Gordon (the Huntley &
McDonald families); Dori Grey (the Morris & Sylvester families); Bonnie
Henderson (the Butka, Carney, Lambert, McCloskey, McCrann, Waugh families);
Tom Hogan (the Denis, Harder-Bernier, Lambert, & Leone families); Christine
Hrenko (the McCarthy family); Anna Hughes (the Cianciola family); Andrea
Hurley (the Blaisdell, & Bristoll families); Mary Ann Johnson
(the Contreras family); Karen Johnson (the Gentile family); Kelly
Jordan (the Leone, O’Brien & McGillivray families); Jill Joy
(the Bristol, Coughlin, Hardiman, Gentile & McKee families); Kerri
Kearns (the Hutchinson & Leigh families); Joanne Keefe (the
Carney family); Sarah Kelser (the Butka & Marchese families); Paul
Ketchen (the Rich family); Carol Krall (the Coughlin & Frates
families); John Krieg (the Carr, Healey & Wallace families); Mrs.
Kosak (the Hutchinson family); Mrs. Kustka (the Butka family); Patricia
Kinasewich (the Arbia, DeMayo, & Gill families); Kelly Kacamburas
(the McCloskey family); Mark Lancaster (the Cameron, Cass, Fein, Gelly,
McCloskey, Mellet & Pacheco families); Terence Langton (the Butka,
McCloskey & O’Leary families); Sarah Lafond (the Carney &
Gill families); Holly Leach (the Clinton, Contreras & Leach
families); Jeannette Libby (the Sidoti family); Patricia Losordo (the
Fiske, Joyce, O’Leary, Russo families); Steve Lovell (the Condon,
Devlin, Prentice, Moran, Shields & Taft families); Beth Lucarelli
(the Joyce, Kelly & Levin families); Paula McMahon (the McCloskey
family); Karen McDonough (the Matthews family); Valerie McDonough
(the Brooks, McDonough, & Graybill families); Lori McKenna—Middle
School  (the Brady & Denis families); Lori McKenna- Center School (the
Condon, Frates & Morris families);  Carol McGinnis (the Mellett
& Talbot families); MaryAnn MacNeill (the Logan, Sidoti, Ratti &
Waugh families); Risa Mancillas (the Butka family); Lori  McGinnis
(the Heffron & Mellett families);  Joan McVey (the Butka &
Carney families);  Donna Messina (the Carney family); Kerri Moran (the
Gould family); Kara Moser (the Sheridan family); Wendy Maxwell
(the Suchoff family); Christa Monahan (the Byrnes, Coughlin, Graybill,
Healey & Wallace families); Colleen Monahan (the Grant
family); Rachael Nameika (the Ham, McCloskey, Nofi, Sidoti & Suchoff
families); Deborah Nicoll (the DeMayo, Ditullio, Sullivan &
Sylvester families); Claudia O’Brien (the Blaisdell & Bristol
families); Kathy O’Brien (the Graybill family); Ms. Olsen
(the Gould Family); Alison Palmucci (the Brooks, Carr, Healy,
Sullivan, Sullivan & Wallace families); Kevin Perry (the Rich
family); Andrea Pattison (the Lambert family); Patricia Peters
(the Healey family); Jessica Petersen (the Byrnes &  Carr families);
Julie Phelan (the Huntley family); Elizabeth Polansky (the Carr,
Frates, Leigh, Shields & Sledziewski families); Lisa Quilty, (the
DaSilva family); Sheila Ray (the Pacheco family); Sarah Raley
(the Huntley, McKee & Shields families); Gene Reiber (the
Harder-Bernier & Prentice families); Kim Richardson (the Kadra,
Logan & McCrann families); Donald Ronchetti (the Harder-Bernier
& Murray families); Christina Rondano (the DaSilva family); Colleen
Russell (the McCloskey & Suchoff families); Nancy Ryan (the
Chandler family); Tom Ryan (the Grant family); The Score Program
(the Gannon family); Caylen Sepe (the Cameron & Ryan families); Maureen
Shea (the Frates family); Nikki Simmons (the Paskell & Marchese
families); Michelle Tatro (the Ryan family); Cheryl Tavares (the
DaSilva family); Jane Therrien (the O’Sullivan family); Roberta
Themistocles (the Barrett, Gannon & Vincent families); Julianne
Thornell (the Chandler family); Bronwen Thornton (the Gould family);
Mrs. Tourmey (the McKee family); Marcia Tucker (the Cronan &
Nofi families); Seana Toomey (the Harder-Bernier family); Jessica
Vaughn (the Gould & Huntley families); Michelle Walsh (the
Cameron, Coleman, Morris, Recupero & Ryan families); Peggy Westfield
(the Denis family); Greg Wheeler (the Carr family); Amy Willis
(the Rizzo family); Donna Wilson (the Healy, Hiffa, Nosak & Wallace
families).

 

For "Around Town on the Web",

Cathy H-B

 

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Play Soccer So They Can: Hanover

Dear fellow Hanoverians:

 

I was so struck by the below letter from Hanover High School
Class of 2010 member Kate Nolan that I have decided to print it in its
entirety.  In the meantime, please know that “Play Soccer So They
Can:  Hanover” will take place this Saturday, June 19th, beginning
at 11:00 a.m. at Myrtle Field in Hanover.  Throughout
the day there will be soccer games involving members of the soccer community as
well as fans of the game.  Players will pay $5 to play.  If you want
to play, you can either contact Kate Nolan at knolan_24@yahoo.com in advance, or just
show up as there will be pickup games throughout the day.  Baked goods and
drinks will be sold.  These and any other donations will go directly to OA
Projects!  What’s OA Projects?  For more information,
read on and/or please contact Kate at knolan_24@yahoo.com
.

 

 

“There
is no more powerful a tool for reconciliation, for youth, than a game of
soccer.”


Lt. General Romeo Dallaire (Canadian Senator and Former UN General in Rwanda)

____________________________ __________________________________________________________

 

 

Background Story: To
me, community service and community projects bring together people of different
backgrounds that share one commonality, which is the passion of helping others.
In today’s world, there is truly nothing more rewarding than helping
someone in need. Whenever I hear of a charity, a fundraiser or any cause, I
immediately want to help and do what I can. However, when I heard and read
about the organization of “OA Projects”, something beyond my
initial reaction occurred, I felt something more.

 

What is OA?:
“OA Projects, (OA =3D Opportunitas Aequa, Latin for “Equal
Opportunity”) is a grassroots organization that uses soccer to build
stronger communities for war-affected youth. OA’s objective is to
increase opportunities for youth in war-affected regions to participate in
soccer-based community building activities. The main purpose is to bring people
together to play soccer so that war-affected children and youth can too”
(www.OAProjects.org ). Upon researching
this organization I found this project to be a collaborative effort to not only
raise awareness but also incorporate the game of soccer in an extraordinary
way. As the president of Student Council I have been exposed to many
fundraising activities that all have meant something, but to be able to raise
money to help the youth of another country, my peers even, would be something
more. That’s when I got to planning my own event in the town of Hanover.

 

My Mission:
“Play Soccer So They Can: Hanover” would not only bring together the
town but also raise awareness about the impact of armed conflict on youth and
the efforts made by those affected to build a better future for their
community. Being able to bring a worldwide cause to our neighborhood would be a
dream come true. The idea would be to bring together local soccer teams, or
soccer fans to play during the day while raising awareness at the same time.
While bringing together families, clubs, and other different soccer
organizations, money would be raised and would go straight to OA Projects and
directly to building future soccer camps in Uganda. A simple donation of $2 can
plant a tree in one of the soccer camps. A donation of $25 can even send a
member of the youth to a 5-day soccer camp. A donation that small from one of
our pockets, brings hope to a teenager with a love for the simple game of
soccer. This event would enhance the lives of teenage youth, improve their
surroundings, and offer happiness to those who need it, all with a little help
from our small town.

 

For "Around Town on the Web",

Cathy H-B

 

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Bid now for Father’s Day at Fenway

Dear fellow Hanoverians:

 

Bidding for the 4 Red Sox tickets on Father’s Day has
begun.  As of 4:32 p.m. today, there were no bids.  Don’t miss
out on your chance to see the Red Sox take on Manny and the LA Dodgers! 
The seats are on the first base line, Section 11, Box 10, row L, Seats 1
– 4. They have total face value of $520, and
all proceeds of this on-line auction will be donated to the Friends of the John
Curtis Library.

 

Bidding starts at $300, and will
be accomplished simply by sending an e-mail to cathyhb@atotw.com .  Once you enter a
bid, you will be added to the distribution list that will keep you updated on
the latest bid (as best as humanly possible!).  Bids will be accepted
until exactly 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday (6/15).  If two bids for the same
amount are received, the earlier bid will take precedence.  So, it is to
your advantage to bid your best price early.  Bids received by me
after 11:00 a.m. (computer clock time) on Tuesday will not be considered. 

 

Bid now!

 

For "Around Town on the Web",

Cathy H-B

 

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Red Sox tickets for Father’s Day?!

Dear fellow Hanoverians:

 

It has been a little while since I have run a charity
auction right here “Around Town on the Web”, so there is probably
no better time to jump back in the mix…just in time for Father’s
Day!  What are you going to get Dad for Father’s Day?  Or,
better yet, what are you going to do with your family on Father’s Day?!?!

 

How about go to the Red Sox game ON Father’s
Day?!  And you can make a donation to the Friends of the John Curtis
Library while you are at it.  It’s a win-win.  I will be
auctioning off 4 Field Box seats to this season’s Father’s Day game
(6/20/10) against the Los Angeles Dodgers.  Yes, you heard it,
Manny’s back in town!  The seats are on the first base line, Section
11, Box 10, row L, Seats 1 – 4.  An anonymous Hanover resident has
donated these seats in an effort to help the Friends of the John Curtis Library
fund programs like a live animal program and Kite Day, classical music
concerts, passes to the New England Aquarium and the South Shore Science Center
and a Spanish story hour at our library.

 

The 4 seats have total face value
of $520.  The street value is probably $1,000!  For those who are
relatively new to this list, here’s how it works.  Bidding will
begin at $300 at 2:00 p.m. on Monday (6/14), and will be accomplished simply by
sending an e-mail to cathyhb@atotw.com
.  Once you enter a bid, you will be added to the distribution list that will
keep you updated on the latest bid (as best as humanly possible!).  Bids
will be accepted until exactly 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday (6/15).  If two bids
for the same amount are received, the earlier bid will take precedence. 
So, it is to your advantage to bid your best price early.  Bids received
by me after 11:00 a.m. (computer clock time) on Tuesday will not be
considered.  So don’t wait until it is too late!

 

Father’s Day at the Red
Sox…for the Friends of the John Curtis Library…go for it! 
Mark your calendar and send me your bids beginning this Monday at 2:00 p.m.!

 

For "Around Town on the Web",

Cathy H-B

 

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Phoenix Lodge Blood Drive

Dear fellow Hanoverians:

 

Phoenix Lodge Blood Drive

 

Saturday , June 19th, 2010

 

7:30 a.m. to 12:45 p.m.

 

Phoenix Lodge

133 Broadway (Hanover Four Corners)

 

Stop by and donate blood to the American Red Cross, then
enjoy a cup of  Capt’n Bob’s Fabulous Clam Chowder, and/or a Phoenix Lodge
Breakfast Sandwich.

 

A donation of a non-perishable food item for the Hanover
Food Bank would be appreciated.

 

For "Around Town on the Web",

Cathy H-B

 

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