Library Book and Bake Sale this Saturday

Dear fellow Hanoverians:

 

The Friends of the John Curtis Free Library will hold their Annual
Book and Bake Sale on Saturday, May 16 from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm at the library
(rain or shine)
.  Plan to come and leave with
armloads of great summer reading for bargain-basement prices ($2 each for
hard-covers/$1 each for paperbacks).  In addition to books, expect to find
CDs, tapes, DVDs, videos, and puzzles in good condition.

 

If you are not already a member of the Friends of the Library, you
may purchase a membership (as low as $10 for an individual for the year) and
attend the Preview Sale with all current members on Friday, May 15, from
5:00 – 7:00 pm. 

 

Baked goods will also be on sale, so be sure to save some
change for a treat.  Thanks in advance to all who have donated
to this fundraiser.  All donations will help to fund programs,
acquisitions, and passes at the library in the coming year. 

 

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New Cub Scout registration night

Dear
fellow Hanoverians:

 

Pack
37 and Pack 39 will be holding a new scout registration night on Monday,
May 18th from 6:30 – 7:30 p.m. at the John Curtis Library.  Cub
Scouting is a program for boys which is neighborhood centered and family
oriented. If your son is about to complete Kindergarten or grades one through
four, he is eligible to become a Cub Scout. The emphasis is on fun, new
experiences, and doing one’s best as each Scout progresses through the Cub
Scout program.

 

If
you are looking for safe and wholesome year-round activities for your son, then
Cub Scouting is for you and your family. While your son is enjoying the
adventure of Cub Scouting, he will develop in character, citizenship, self-esteem,
and personal fitness. Scouting strengthens family ties and fosters the
traditional values that are so important to all of us.

 

Pack 37 – Contact Jeanne
Cianciola   781-878-7090   
jcianciola@comcast.net

Pack
39 – Contact David Catron   781-826-5994   pack39_hanover@yahoo.com

 

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Junior Class Talent Show date change

Dear fellow Hanoverians:

 

As previously mentioned on “Around Town on the Web”,
the Hanover High School Class of 2010 will be
hosting a talent show at the Hanover High School
Auditorium
. However, due to scheduling conflicts, the show will be held this
SATURDAY, May 16th (not Friday as previously advertised) at 7:00
p.m. and will include acts of singing, comedy, and magic from numerous highly
talented students.  Tickets to the show will be sold at the door for the
price of $10.  Please come support the class of 2010 in their efforts to
fund their senior prom and enjoy the numerous
talented performers that Hanover High has to offer.  The Junior Class
thanks you in advance for your support.

 

For "Around Town on the Web",

Cathy H-B

 

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Town Meeting wrap-up

Dear fellow Hanoverians:

 

Hanover’s Annual Town Meeting ended this evening after
considering and debating over 35 articles.  One of the first orders of
business was the reconsideration of Article 38 – the proposed amendment
of the Zoning By-law to add a new subsection governing fences for
livestock.  Town Meeting agreed to re-consider the issue by a narrow
margin, but then overwhelmingly voted to make requests for lesser than 20 foot
setbacks the authority of the Zoning Board of Appeals rather than just that of
the Board of Health.

 

A series of articles concerning the “Planned Shopping
District” – the Hanover Mall – were all passed, thereby
giving the Mall additional flexibility to expand within its existing
boundaries.  These votes in favor of supporting our commercial tax base
stood in stark contrast to the long list of requested capital improvements that
the Town could simply not fund in these economic conditions.

 

After much debate prior to Town Meeting, rather than repair
or remove the Hackett’s Pond Dam, Town Meeting decided to refer the
article back for further study and created a committee appointed by the
Selectmen to do so. 

 

Another one for the record books!  And the good news is
that we also voted $45,000 to preserve those record books (dating back to 1727)
– thanks to the Community Preservation Fund.  J  Special thanks to the members of
the Advisory Committee for their long hours and incredible devotion to the
review of the issues before us.  Your work makes Town Meeting work.

 

For "Around Town on the Web",

Cathy H-B

 

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St. Mary’s Gala Auction

Dear fellow Hanoverians: 

The St. Mary’s Gala Auction will take place on Saturday, May 16th beginning at 6:30 p.m.
Tickets are $20.00, available to the public, and are on sale at the Parish Office
Check out their website: www.stmaryshanover.com

This year there are bids for all budgets – from coffee gift baskets to week-long vacations!!!

Come visit with your neighbors and support the programs at St. Mary’s.

Some of the items to be auctioned off will be:
***One week in Aruba 9/27-10/4
***Weekend Newport, RI 7/3-7/4
***3 Bedroom apartment in Boston 7/3-7/10-walking distance of Boston Harbor

***4 tickets to Red Sox Game, $200 gift certificate to Flemings and personal tour of Red Sox Broadcast booth
***Dinner for 10 with Fr. Chris
***Dinner for 10 with Fr. Connor
***Gift baskets for him, her, family and teens, sports memorabilia

 For “Around Town on the Web”,

Cathy H-B

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Learn soccer from two of Hanover’s finest

Dear fellow Hanoverians:

 If you don’t know Ryan and Matt Shea…or the Shea Family of Hanover…you are missing out!  I have had the good fortune of knowing the Sheas for years and watching the twins grow into delightful, bright, earnest young men…who also happen to be two of the best soccer players EVER to come out of Hanover High School.  Matt and Ryan currently play Division One soccer for Boston University, and they are also products of the Massachusetts Premier Soccer Club team system.  Their soccer training and rapport with children (Ryan was my daughter’s favorite Park and Rec counselor…so I have the inside scoop!) is outstanding.  I am therefore pleased to include the following information regarding their Town of Hanover Parks and Recreation/Champion Soccer Camp for your consideration:

 For the third straight year, Matthew and Ryan Shea will be hosting the Champion Soccer Camp. Unlike past years, the Champion Soccer Camp is now an official partner of the Hanover Park and Rec program. The camp aims to improve the players’ understanding of the game while helping them mature as both players and people.

 The camp will begin in late May and run through late July. The camp’s duration will be 10 weeks and will be broken up into two sessions. Players are encouraged to attend both sessions for maximum development. Players who sign up to attend both sessions will also receive a significant discount. Training sessions each week will be held on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, lasting from 5:30-7:00 p.m. The dates and fees of the camp’s sessions are as follows:

Session 1: May 18th – June 19th (Held at B. Everett Hall Field)

  • Session 1 includes five weeks of training for a total of 15 training sessions and 22.5 hours of instruction.
  • The cost of attending Session 1 is $205.00 (~$9/hr)

Session 2: June 22nd – July 24th (Held at Myrtle Field)

  • Session 2 includes five weeks of training for a total of 15 training sessions and 22.5 hours of instruction.
  • The cost of attending Session 2 is $205.00 (~$9/hr)

Session 1 & 2: May 18th – July 24th (Held at B. Everett Hall Field and Myrtle Field)

  • Attending both sessions includes ten weeks of training for a total of 30 training sessions and 45 hours of instruction.
  • The cost for attending both sessions is $360.00 ($8/hr)
  •  
    • You save $50.00 when signing up for both camp sessions

However, due to conflicts with other sports, parents can sign their children up for the camp under the following plans for Session 1 & 2:

2-Day Planplayers attend any 2 training sessions out of the 3 offered a week. They receive 10 training sessions and 15 total hours of training. The cost for this plan is $135.00

1-Day Planplayers attend any 1 training sessions out of the 3 offered a week. They receive 5 training sessions and 7.5 total hours of training. The cost for this plan is $70.00 

****(Please contact us with any questions regarding payments for each of the sessions. We can work out costs and help parents so that they will only pay for the number of sessions your child can attend each week/session!)****

 The Champion Soccer Camp will also be divided into two age groups. The age groups are as follows:

Ages 7-10:

  • Players going into 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th grade

Ages 11-14:

  • Players going into 6th, 7th and 8th grade

 

The players are required to wear a white t-shirt to the practices, shin-guards (under their socks!), socks and soccer cleats. Players can bring an inflated soccer ball of their choice, but are not required to do so. Champion Soccer Camp T-Shirts will be given to players in the opening week of the camp as well.

 Also, if you believe that your child is too young or too inexperienced, let us know and we will be glad to do individual training sessions. Some young players feel uncomfortable playing with older and more experienced players. Individual training sessions will allow these players to establish the necessary comfort zone in order to improve. The fee for individual training will be fair and will depend upon the amount of hours a week you wish to have your child train.

*******

We have not forgotten our roots after carrying our soccer careers to Boston University, where we compete on the NCAA Division 1 level. We appreciate all the HYAA program has given us, and we hope to show our gratitude by giving back. We enjoy coaching and wish to provide the players with the great experience we had.

 Contact Info:

Email: rshea8@bu.edu  Cell: (781)-733-3653

If you contact us by email, please include the following, so that we can complete a comprehensive list of player contact information:

  • Name of player
  • Names of parents/guardians
  • Age and Grade of player
  • Address
  • Home Phone & Parent Cell Phone Numbers
  • T-Shirt size
  • AND the session (or sessions!) your child will be attending

  

***All checks made out to “Hanover Park and Rec”*** 

Camp Instructors:

                                                                                                                                             Ryan Shea                                                                    Matthew Shea

Ryan Shea: Division 1 College Soccer player at Boston University who graduated from Hanover High School. As a sophomore in 2008, Ryan played in 20 games for the Terriers, starting 7 games. He scored his first collegiate goal against Boston College in the first game of the 2008 season and tallied an assist in the home opener against UMass Amherst. Ryan is a current player for the Mass Premier Soccer club team and a four-time member of the Massachusetts ODP ’89 State Team. Ryan is Hanover High School’s all-time leading scorer with 76 goals and 68 assists throughout his four seasons as a starter, and finished his high school academic career with a 3.55 GPA. Ryan participated in tutoring at the Hanover Middle School throughout his high school years and was a 2-year counselor at the Hanover Park and Rec summer program.

Matthew Shea: Division 1 College Soccer player at Boston University who started 19 of 20 games as a freshman. Matt started all 21 games this past year as a sophomore, tallying 3 assists on the season, including one in the 1-0 win over Farleigh Dickinson in the first round of the 2008 NCAA Division 1 tournament. As a student at Hanover High School, Matt finished with a 3.99 GPA and was a member of the National Honor Society. Matt was a four-year starter for the HHS soccer team and finished his senior season with 9 goals and 28 assists. He also plays for the Mass Premier Soccer club team and was a four-time member of the Massachusetts ODP ’89 State Team. Matt was also involved with tutoring programs at the Hanover Middle School and referees in his spare time. 

For “Around Town on the Web”,

Cathy H-B

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HYAA registration deadline is this Tuesday!

Dear fellow Hanoverians:

 

Just a quick reminder that THIS TUESDAY is the regular
registration deadline for sign-ups for HYAA Fall 2009 soccer, football and
cheerleading.  After Tuesday, a $25 late fee will be charged per person
per sport.  Go to www.hanoveryouthathletics.c om
to register on-line now!

 

For "Around Town on the Web",

Cathy H-B

 

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Garden Club Plant Sale this coming Saturday

Dear fellow Hanoverians:

 

The Hanover
Garden Club
is having its Plant Sale on Saturday, May 16
The sale begins at 9:00
AM at Riley Hall, First Congregational Church, Hanover Center.
 
There will be wonderful perennials from members’ gardens, trees, shrubs, herbs
and house plants.  Hanover’s town flower, the Bonney Day Lily will be
available!  They will also have a miscellaneous table with gardening
books, containers, garden tools, etc.
 
We hope everyone will visit the Friends of the John Curtis Library Book Sale at The John Curtis Free
Library
and then head over to get some terrific plants and
gardening items from the Hanover Garden Club.

 

For "Around Town on the Web",

Cathy H-B

 

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Town Meeting continues Monday night

Dear fellow Hanoverians:

 

The Selectmen’s Office would like to remind all voters
that Annual Town Meeting will continue on Monday, May 11th at 7:00
p.m. at the high school.  Under Section 3, Subsection 13 of the town
bylaws, a quorum of one hundred (100) registered voters is necessary to
commence each session of Town Meeting.  Please plan on attending as there
are many articles still to be voted on.

 

As a reminder from yours truly, articles that have been
voted during the first two nights of Town Meeting can be brought up for
re-consideration and potentially overturned anytime before the Town Meeting is
officially ended.  So, just because “your” article has been
voted on doesn’t mean you should not attend again!  Besides, it is
in the best interest of the town to have a large cross-section of residents in
attendance every night.  We ALL benefit from your participation.  See
you there!

 

For "Around Town on the Web",

Cathy H-B

 

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Town Election results

Dear fellow Hanoverians:

 

ATOTW is a little slow with the Town election results due to
a family birthday yesterday…apologies for the delay!

 

The Town Manager question was approved by voters with 960
voting yes and 559 voting no.  In the two contested races, Dan Pallotta
was re-elected to the Board of Selectmen after garnering 903 votes to Viola
Ryerson’s 624 votes, and newcomer Walter Moran handily bested withdrawing
incumbent Lori Leo of the Board of Health by a margin of 1027 to 358.  In
other results, Mike Cianciola gathered 982 votes for the School Committee and Lester
Hayward won the second seat with 782 votes.

 

Congratulations to all!  And Happy Mother’s Day
to all who join me in celebrating.

 

For "Around Town on the Web",

Cathy H-B

 

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