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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

Children’s Vacation Week Programs at the Library
Tuesday April 18, 3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.: Through me to you Puppets
Leigh Baltzer will bring her puppet friend Newton and others to read
stories and sing songs to children. Afterward, there will be time for some
free play with puppets.

Tuesday, April 18, 7:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.: Pajama Story Time
Put on your jammies, grab a favorite stuffed animal, and come in for a
half-hour of bedtime stories!

Wednesday, April 19, 10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.: Playful Engineers
STEM focused workshop in which participants design, build, test, and play
with chain reactions and creative contraptions, like Rube Goldberg
Machines, paper constructions, domino towers, exploding popsicle-stick
snakes, and other awesome engineering explorations.
Most suitable for age five years and older.
Please register from the Calendar of Events section at
johncurtislibrary.com.

Saturday, April 22, 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon: Read to a Dog
Tucker the Sussex Spaniel therapy dog will visit. Children can read to him
or just spend time with him.

Registration is requested for Playful Engineers. All other programs are
drop-in.
The puppet program and Playful Engineers are funded by the Friends of the
Library.

For more information, please contact the children’s librarian at
lcampbell@ocln.org or 781-826-2972, extension 4. The John Curtis Free
Library is located at 534 Hanover Street.

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

Hanover Garden Club cordially invites you to attend their April 20, 2023
program – a floral design lecture and demonstration presented by Lisa
Oberholzer-Gee.

DATE: Thursday, April 20, 2023

TIME: 12:00 noon – 3:00 p.m. with light lunch being served at noon

PLACE: Phoenix Lodge – 133 Broadway – in the area also known as Hanover
Four Corners.

NOTE: There is parking at both the Phoenix Lodge and the parking lot
across from the Mary Lou’s Coffee shop that is located in front of the
Lodge.

Lisa Oberholzer-Gee has studied floral design in Europe, Asia, and the
U.S., which has provided her the opportunity to learn the art of floral
design from all corners of the world. She has a wealth of information to
share, along with showing her talents by creating various floral designs
during the program. For more information, please contact the Hanover
Garden Club at kathygilroy@hotmail.com .

*** Please RSVP to the Hanover Garden Club website (
www.hanovergardenclub.com ) no later than Friday, April 14th.

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

The Hanover Woman’s Club, Jr’s is sponsoring a program with a local murder
mystery author on April 12th at 7:00 p.m. at the John Curtis Library.
Please see the attached memo for more details! As someone who has met
Detective Gallagher, I can tell you that you are in for a treat if you can
attend that night!

For more information, please contact cissie44@comcast.net .

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

This Sunday is the Phoenix Lodge Public Breakfast. The Lodge is located at
133 Broadway, at the corner of Broadway and Washington Street (Hanover Four
Corners).

Join them on Sunday, April 9th from 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. for what some
folks say is the “best breakfast anywhere”.

Featuring: French toast, pancakes, eggs, homemade corned beef hash, home
fries, breakfast sausage, bacon, fresh fruit and juices, muffins, toast and
coffee.

ALL YOU CAN EAT
Adults – $10.00
Kids under 12 – $5.00
Kids under 5 – FREE

You just can’t beat this price!!!

All of the proceeds from the breakfasts help to support their food pantry
and scholarship programs. Phoenix Lodge regularly donates to the Hanover,
Pembroke, Norwell and Rockland food pantries. They also provide two
scholarships each year to South Shore Regional Vocational Technical High
School.

Thank you from the officers and members of Phoenix Lodge for helping them
to help our community. They are Masons and this is what they do! For more
information, please contact Dave Tinley at dotinley3@icloud.com.

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

The Spirit of Hanover Community Service Award Committee is pleased to
announce that the 2023 Spirit of Hanover Community Service Award recipient
Mary Anne Cirino will be honored at a reception to be held on Sunday, April
30, 2023. The community is invited to attend.

Please join the Spirit of Hanover Community Service Award Committee, Mary
Anne, and her family and friends for this reception in Mary Anne’s honor
at the Hanover Senior Center, located at 665 Center Street in Hanover from
1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. on Sunday, April 30th, 2023. A light luncheon will
be served.

Born and raised on the North Shore, Mary Anne went to Massachusetts General
Hospital School of Nursing and was the president of her class when she
graduated with her R.N. in 1964. She married Bob in 1965 and they began
raising their daughters Julie, Kristine and Susanne in New Jersey and
Pennsylvania while Bob was in the Navy. Ever flexible, Mary Anne worked in
the OR, on a Med. Surg. floor, and in an ICU during that time.

Mary Anne and Bob built their house in Hanover in 1975 after Bob was
stationed at the South Weymouth Naval Air Station. Early on, Mary Anne was
a Girl Scout leader in Hanover for ten years. Mary Anne simultaneously
initially worked in pediatrics at the South Shore Medical Center for nine
years and was a part of the initial success of that growing practice that
was founded by local Hanover and Norwell doctors. She became active in the
Hanover Woman’s Club Jrs. in the early 1980’s and went on to become
their President in 1990. Thanks to her leadership, and the support of so
many others, the Woman’s Club and the Hanover five churches founded the
Hanover Food Pantry during her tenure as President. In the meantime, in
1987, Mary Anne took a job in a then relatively new field with Commonwealth
Hematology and Oncology and remained an oncology nurse for the rest of her
career until her retirement in 2016. Mary Anne remains active in the
Woman’s Club, Jrs. as she has been for the past 4 decades, and with the
Hanover Food Pantry for the past 3 decades. She joined the Walnut Hill
Garden Club in 2011 and wishes that she joined earlier! Additionally, Mary
Anne serves the Alumni Association of the Massachusetts General Hospital
School of Nursing as her Class Agent.

The Spirit of Hanover Community Service Award is presented to an individual
who best exemplifies the spirit of Hanover by voluntarily giving selflessly
of their time, energy and talent to the Town and its citizens thus
enriching our lives, fostering a true sense of community and inspiring us
all to a higher level of service.

Past recipients of the Award include Mrs. Virginia Szejnar, Mrs. Barbara
Barker (-Kemp), Mr. Richard “Dick” Eaton, Mrs. Jean Migre, Mrs. Lois
Van Doren, Mr. John Thomson, Mrs. Barbara Itz, Ms. Catherine
Harder-Bernier, Mrs. Joanne B. Cure, Mr. Harold (Hal) D. Thomas, Mr. Roger
A. Leslie, Sr., Mrs. Judy Grecco, Mr. James Gallant, Mr. Ray Miller, and
Mr. Les Molyneaux.

Receipt of the Award is commemorated by this reception and by having the
recipient’s name inscribed on a perpetual plaque which is prominently
displayed in the foyer of the Town Hall. Please join the community of
Hanover at the reception on Sunday, April 30th, 2023.

Reception tickets are available for $15 per person from Sally Boutin,
Yvonne Bright, Kathy DiSabato, Patricia Sears, Arlene Traylor, Dave
DeCoste, Judy Grecco, Tim Kane, Rhonda Nyman or Cathy Harder-Bernier. They
are also available electronically by going to Eventbrite at
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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

Hanover Town Clerk Catherine Harder-Bernier announced that Friday, April
21st is the last day to register to vote in the May 1st Annual Town Meeting
and/or in the May 13th Annual Town Election. The Hanover Town
Clerk’s/Registrar’s Office will be open until 5:00 p.m. on April 21st,
and on-line registration will be available until 11:59 p.m. that night.
Please come to the Town Clerk’s/Registrar’s side entrance lower-level
door if you need to register in person. Read on for on-line registration
information!

Any Hanover citizen who will be eighteen on or before the first day of Town
Meeting (May 1st) or by the Town Election (May 13th) is encouraged to
register to vote. Once registered, individuals will be eligible to vote in
all elections thereafter. Further, residents may “pre-register” to
vote if they are age 16 or 17, but they will not be eligible to vote until
they turn 18.

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:
http://atotw.com/maillist/lt.php?tid=wFgrEJqiCAWSCXFMUwbdf8yi5xHVlYd+mf31gfnjPWZoqLt7nDOYRqoN783ZLADJ
. If residents choose to register by mail they should download the
“Massachusetts Mail-In Voter Registration Form” found here:
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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.

“With automatic registration now the law of the land in Massachusetts,
very few people actually need to come in to register to vote”, said
Harder-Bernier. “However, what we do occasionally see is that people who
have moved recently and/or who have not updated their driver’s license –
those people do need to update their voter registration status. We also
sometimes see 18-year-olds who do not yet have driver’s licenses who need
to register to vote. We look forward to helping those folks!”, said
Harder-Bernier.

Questions may be directed to Hanover Town Clerk Catherine Harder-Bernier at
(781) 826-5000 x1079 or by e-mail at Catherine.harderbernier@hanover-ma.gov
, or Carol Mattes at (781) 826-5000 x1082 or carol.mattes@hanover-ma.gov .

For “Around Town on the Web”,
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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

Please see the attached flyer from the good folks at Cardinal Cushing
Centers; all Hanover residents are invited! I am also attaching a picture
of a visitor that dropped by today to confirm that he had a basket of eggs
and a cookie platter arriving to Unique Boutique at 3:00 p.m. on Thursday,
April 6th. It was an incognito and secret drop in visit, so please don’t
mention this early sighting!

For more information, please contact:
Main: 781-826-6371
WBenitez@cushingcenters.org
www.CushingMarketplace.org

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Cathy H-B

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

It has come to my attention that information that was submitted to Around
Town on the Web and e-blasted last week was at the very least misleading,
if not outright incorrect. Please note that that the upcoming presentation
re-printed below is NOT being co-sponsored by the Town of Hanover. Since
the information was submitted to ATOTW by the North and South Rivers
Watershed Association, I am re-running it and removing any previous
reference to area towns. Thanks to the folks that sent me the first press
release, and thanks to the folks who expressed their concerns about that
press release. I know we are all just trying to help!

The North and South Rivers Watershed Association (NSRWA) invites residents
and others interested to learn more about the potential for reconnecting
and restoring the health of the Indian Head River (IHR). This information
session will be held via Zoom.

When: Thursday, March 30 at 7:00 p.m.
What: Last spring, the NSRWA received a grant to determine the feasibility
of removing the State Street Cross Street Dam (a.k.a. Indian Head Dam) and
Luddam’s Ford Dam (a.k.a. Elm Street Dam a.k.a. Curtis Crossing Dam) in
order to restore fish habitat on the Indian Head River.

There will be a short presentation on the project background and status,
and representatives from the following boards and organizations will be
available to answer your questions:
– NSRWA
– IHR Restoration Steering Committee
– Project consultants
– MA DEP’s Natural Resource Damages Program
– MA Division of Ecological Restoration
– MA Division of Fisheries & Wildlife

REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Please register using the link below. After
registering, you will receive a confirmation email with information on how
to join the webinar on Thursday, March 30 at 7:00 p.m.
us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_nswtcov7RcuNGOsdRlxBrA

For more information, please contact Becky at becky@nsrwa.org .

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

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

The Hanover Historical Society presents Spring Walking Tours with Jack!

Luddam’s Ford, Saturday, April 1st at 10:00 a.m.
and
Four Corners, Saturday, April 15th at 10:00 a.m.

Join the Hanover Historical Society’s intern Jack McLaughlin, a Hanover
resident and senior majoring in History at Bridgewater State College, for
two one-hour walking tours of Luddam’s Ford and Hanover Four Corners this
Spring! Join Jack to explore two of the most historic areas in Hanover. The
tours will take place on the two Saturday mornings at 10:00 a.m.,
regardless of weather, unless it is extreme.

Luddam’s Ford: A Natural and Industrial History Tour, Saturday, April
1st, 10:00 a.m.
Explore the natural and industrial history of Luddam’s Ford, where
Hanover’s Elm Street meets Pembroke’s West Elm Street on the bridge
over the North River. This tour will cover the site from its earliest use
by Native Americans, to its namesake event when James Ludden (notice the
spelling) carried Governor John Winthrop across the river on his shoulders,
to the more than three centuries of irons forges and rubber manufacturing
at the site.
The tour will start at the Hanover side parking lot, cross the historic
1894 bridge to the Pembroke side, and return to finish back on the Hanover
side. The tour will last about one hour, wear comfortable shoes, and will
take place unless the weather is extreme.

Four Corners: The Revolution and Early Republic Years, Saturday, April
15th, 10:00 a.m.
Hanover’s Four Corners neighborhood was the town’s bustling business
hub during the years of the American Revolution and the decades of the
Early Republic when shipbuilding was at its height. This tour will explore
the several buildings still standing from that time, to tell the stories
and events associated with those years, the tavern keepers, merchants,
farmers, shipwrights, and their families, who lived through the earliest
years of the country.
The tour will begin in front of St. Andrew’s Church, loop through the
neighborhood, and last about one hour. Wear comfortable shoes and be
prepared for any weather, it will go off unless the weather is extreme.

For more information visit the HHS online at
www.hanoverhistoricalsociety.com or find them on Facebook at Hanover MA
Historical Society | Hanover MA | Facebook or e-mail
hanhistdirector@gmail.com .

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

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

The North and South Rivers Watershed Association (NSRWA) and the towns of
Hanover, Hanson and Pembroke invite residents and others interested to
learn more about the potential for reconnecting and restoring the health of
the Indian Head River (IHR). This information session will be held via
Zoom.

When: Thursday, March 30 at 7:00 p.m.
What: Last spring, the NSRWA received a grant to work with all three towns
to determine the feasibility of removing the State Street Cross Street Dam
(a.k.a. Indian Head Dam) and Luddam’s Ford Dam (a.k.a. Elm Street Dam
a.k.a. Curtis Crossing Dam) in order to restore fish habitat on the Indian
Head River.

There will be a short presentation on the project background and status,
and representatives from the following boards and organizations will be
available to answer your questions:
– NSRWA
– IHR Restoration Steering Committee
– Project consultants
– MA DEP’s Natural Resource Damages Program
– MA Division of Ecological Restoration
– MA Division of Fisheries & Wildlife

REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Please register using the link below. After
registering, you will receive a confirmation email with information on how
to join the webinar on Thursday, March 30 at 7:00 p.m.
http://atotw.com/maillist/lt.php?tid=4+KOx7fwgsSaaLYNR4/wwIC7Ybx+nB7aotPc1gFOW3ZoqLt7nDMYRqoN783ZLADJ

For more information, please contact Becky at becky@nsrwa.org .

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

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