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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

Long-time Around Town On the Web readers will know that ATOTW was founded
to help Hanover non-profit organizations and the Town of Hanover to spread
the word about organization events, fundraisers, town events, and the like.
But, every now and then I receive and post information about something
that bends these rules because it is absolutely awesome news to share about
Hanover’s own. Hope you enjoy the following information as much as I
did! Thanks to Tina and Phil Robinson for sending it and the attachment
along.

Retired legendary Hanover High School English teacher, John Hopkins, has
recently release his first book of poems entitled Celtic Nan.

Father Timothy Joyce sums up this book best by saying “John Hopkins, in
this anthology of his poems, opens up the depths of ordinary life
experiences, relationships, and the significance of faith in our lives.”
Father Joyce further said, “I took delight and just smiled as I read many
of his poems.”

The book is available on Amazon and can be delivered quickly if you have
Amazon Prime.

If you do not have access to Amazon, contact John (always Mr. Hopkins to
me!) directly at: brotherjohnnyhop@gmail.com .

It’s a perfect gift for St. Patrick’s Day!

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

Hanover Town Clerk Catherine Harder-Bernier confirmed this past week with
Finance Director Chelsea Stevens that due to the COVID-19 partial hiring
freeze, the Town of Hanover will not be filling the Assistant Town Clerk
position until sometime after the May Annual Town Meeting confirms approval
of the position for Fiscal 2022. The office used to have two full-time
employees, and now there is only one. Therefore, the Town Clerk’s Office
will continue to be understaffed for the rest of this fiscal year, as it
has been since the end of August, 2020.

“Hanover residents are used to the Town Clerk’s Office acting as the
welcoming and helpful ‘front porch to the old-style General Store’, and
providing superior customer service” said Harder-Bernier.
“Unfortunately, with the reduction in staff to half our usual
availability, we are simply unable to fulfill the mission of this office
the way we would like to fulfill it, and the way Hanover residents are used
to,” she continued.

In order to protect the integrity of the work that is urgently necessary
and due to the COVID-19 partial hiring freeze and service cuts, the
following services have been changed as follows:
• The Town, including the Town Clerk’s Office, no longer provides
notary public services
• As a result of a tag manufacturing delay and the staffing shortage, dog
license applications for 2021 are back-logged and currently being responded
to approximately 4-6 weeks after the application. That will result in a
lag-time for checks to be cashed, but residents should rest assured that
their checks are secured in the meantime.
• The phones will be answered “live” as much as humanly possible. We
will strive to return phone messages within one business day. In the
meantime, residents are urged to seek information on the Town Clerk’s
section of the website.
• All records requests, including vital records (birth, marriage and
death certificates), business certificates, public records, etc., will be
responded to as soon as possible, but as the law allows, they may take up
to 10 days to be responded to. Residents are kindly asked to plan
accordingly.
• In-person appointments are being made for people who wish to file
marriage intentions or need to be sworn in to a new position.
• Because of the pandemic, ALL other transactions are being handled
electronically, via a drop-off in the front door mail slot, or via US Mail
– depending on the nature of the transaction and the location of the
requestor.
• The planned application for CPC funding to further the planned archival
of files from the basement of Town Hall that are now stored at Sylvester
School has been delayed at least another year.

“Hanover residents should rest assured that this is not how I like
services to be provided, and I sincerely regret any inconvenience or delay
the COVID-19-related partial hiring freeze is causing. I will do my best
to do both jobs for now! I look forward to re-authorizing a full-time
Assistant Town Clerk to this office at the May 3 Annual Town Meeting,”
said Harder-Bernier. “In the meantime, the one service that will not
change is the administration of our elections. That has always been of
utmost importance. Fortunately, the former Finance Director Lincoln
Heineman agreed with me and allowed me to hire four temporary per-diem
staff back in the fall. Hopefully that prioritization will continue and
per diem staff can be re-hired this spring as we gear up for the May Annual
Town Election,” she continued.

Residents who wish to transact business with the Town Clerk’s Office
should contact Town Clerk Catherine Harder-Bernier at
catherine.harderbernier@hanover-ma.gov or (781) 826-5000 x1079.

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

I love how the Hanover Emergency Management folks always find a way to make
the best out of a challenging situation.

As you probably already know, there’s not a lot of vaccine kicking around.
First responders and then seniors over 75 years of age were prioritized
first, and seniors over 65 or people with 2 or more certain medical
conditions will be allowed to receive their first shots beginning Thursday,
February 18th. For more information about eligibility, go to:
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The vaccine that is available to all of those folks is largely available
only to those with a computer and/or the ability to navigate a
less-than-intuitive state website, found here:
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. Based on my conversations with my older friends, that leaves out far too
many people.

The issue is that some currently eligible folks aren’t universally
computer-savvy. Here’s where the Hanover Emergency Management folks come
in! Starting this week, the Hanover COVID-19 Hotline (781) 924-1925 will
be STAFFED with helpful computer-savvy Hanover staff who can answer your
questions in real time AND help make an appointment for people who qualify.
It will be staffed Monday – Friday from 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. On
weekends, holidays and after 4:00 p.m. Monday – Friday, the excellent 24
hour recorded hotline will answer lots more of your basic questions.

The irony of this e-mail is that it is probably not reaching the people who
need it most. :) So, therefore, a request, dear readers. Please call
your favorite retired neighbor this week and see if they need help getting
vaccinated. If so, please give them that hotline number – (781) 924-1925.
Spread the word…let’s care for each other, Hanover!

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

The town had a great response to the first COVID-19 vaccination clinic for
Hanover residents over the age of 75 scheduled for tomorrow, February 10th.
That clinic is now full. If you were lucky enough to get an appointment,
I love sharing this news: Hanover resident Kimberly Poirier is able and
willing to provide masked/socially distant transportation for you. She can
be reached at kimberlypoirier@gmail.com . More good news for today includes
some updates and reminders:

Clinic appointments continue to open up in surrounding towns. Go to
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and search for another nearby. For instance, there is one at the
Marshfield Fairgrounds that began adding appointments on Monday:
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I have friends over 75 who have gone to Hanover’s CVS, Fenway, Gillette
and their local doctor’s offices. Check out the state website and keep
trying.

As Hanover opens up additional appointments at future clinics here in
Hanover, that information will be shared as soon as possible right here on
ATOTW.

I’ve gotten several calls from people who do not have access to a computer
or a family member who can help them. Please share this COVID-19 Hotline
number for Hanover residents widely: (781) 924-1925. There are people
answering that phone line who can help make an appointment for you (if you
qualify/this is your Phase).

If you are not sure if this is your “Phase” (if you are prioritized for the
vaccine yet), please go to:
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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

I’m so happy to share more good news on the COVID-19 vaccination front.
Hanover residents age 75 and older may now register for a COVID-19
vaccination clinic that will be held here in Hanover, tomorrow, February
10th, 2021 at 10:00 a.m. at Hanover High. To register, please go to:
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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

The Hanover Unity Council is proud to announce their upcoming events for
February:

FOOD DRIVE to benefit the Hanover Food Pantry. School vacation week is
coming and kids don’t have access to school meals. Let’s help stock up the
food pantry for every resident. Highest needed items are: cookies, pudding
cups, fruit cups, juice boxes, pancake mix, baking mixes, peanut butter,
jelly, laundry detergent, paper towels, Dinty Moore beef stew, and pasta
sauce. Any nonperishable goods will be accepted, including gift cards.

Drop off your donations on February 13, Saturday, from 1:00 p.m. – 3:00
p.m. at Riley Hall (17 Silver Street) in the center of town. This will be a
drop off event in the parking lot. Please wear a mask and maintain social
distancing. The Hanover Unity Council will have bins to put items in and
all items will later be delivered to the food pantry. If you can’t make it,
contact the Council at hanoverunitycouncil@gmail.com and they can schedule
a pick up that day. Also, please make sure all food has not expired.

STUDENT LOGO ART CONTEST: The Council is looking for any student from
Hanover to design a logo for the Hanover Unity Council. The logo should be
designed around their mission statement. Please see the attachment, the
website at
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for more info. Designs should be submitted to:
hanoverunitycouncil@gmail.com by 2/20. Winner will receive a $50 Michaels
gift card and the logo will be made into stickers and used for other social
media and events.

BOOK CLUB: This month’s book is “The New Kid” by Jerry Craft. This is a
graphic novel and appropriate for Middle School and High School age groups.
A group discussion will be led by Kathy Tan and Meredith O’Hayre-McCarthy.
Discussion will be held via Zoom on 2/21 at 3:00 p.m. To receive the Zoom
link, please email: hanoverunitycouncil@gmail.com .

If you are interested in helping the Hanover Unity Council, there are many
great opportunities to be involved. No time commitment is too small. Bring
them your talents and ideas. For more information, please reach out to the
Council at:
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hanoverunitycouncil@gmail.com

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

More good news on the COVID-19 front in Hanover! The Town of Hanover has
just created a COVID-19 Information Hotline for residents to call to
receive up to date information regarding the COVID-19 virus testing and
vaccinations. The Hotline will be available 24 hours a day 7 days a week
and it will be updated frequently.

The Hanover COVID-19 Information Hotline number is (781) 924-1925.

Also available 24/7 is the Town’s webpage which has been dedicated to
COVID-19 and that’s available here:
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At this time, the Hanover Public Health Office is awaiting the delivery of
the vaccine. Public vaccination clinics will be announced once received.
Thank you for your understanding and patience.

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

Cardinal Cushing Centers’ MarketPlace Building, open since early
December, is selling a variety of products for Valentine’s Day, all made
by the students and adults with intellectual disabilities that Cushing
supports.

Products include Wish Bracelets, handmade Heart Pins, and Love Bugs –
adorable, hand-painted and decorated rocks with personalities – paired
with a whimsical poem. Please see the attached photos! If you don’t find
what you’re looking for in the Unique Boutique, you can pop into the Take
2 thrift store and find all kinds of items to help you celebrate the
holiday, or the Cushing Café for a sweet treat.

The new MarketPlace Building, visible and accessible directly from Route
53, is a 20,000 square foot, environmentally friendly building that houses
the Cushing Café, Take 2 thrift store, and Unique Boutique gift shop,
along with state-of-the-art training classrooms. Located at 120 Columbia
Road, the Café is open Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
and the Unique Boutique and Take 2 thrift stores are open from 10:00 a.m.
to 2:00 p.m., also Monday through Friday.

The MarketPlace provides employment training to Cushing students and job
opportunities to adults with disabilities. With the retail shops more
visible and accessible to passersby on Route 53, Cushing Centers is
increasing the number of customers they serve, enhancing job training so
their students are better prepared to obtain paying jobs in the community.
Part of Cushing’s mission is to remove barriers to integration and to
create meaningful employment opportunities for people of all abilities.

Along with the addition of the Bethany Apartments, 37 units of workforce
housing that were added to Cushing neighborhood in 2017, the MarketPlace
Building plays an important role in fulfilling Cushing’s vision for an
inclusive community where people with and without disabilities live, work,
learn, shop, and socialize together.

So, you can shop for a cause this Valentine’s Day and feel even better
about your local purchases. Revenue from the sales helps sustain the
employment training program. For more information, please contact Jody Nash
at marketplace@cushingcenters.org.

Cardinal Cushing Centers, Inc. is in the business of changing lives. A
non-profit organization founded in Hanover, MA in 1947, Cushing Centers
began as a day and residential school for students with intellectual
disabilities. With additional locations in Braintree, Cushing now supports
over 600 individuals of all ages, with the goal of helping each student and
adult to become included and independent members of society. Programs
include, among others, affordable housing, community programs, education,
employment training, recreational, therapeutic, and residential services.

Cardinal Cushing Centers, Inc.
405 Washington Street Hanover, Massachusetts 02339
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Cardinal Cushing Centers is a place where people of all ages and abilities
find possibility, opportunity, and hope.

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

Hanover Town Clerk Catherine Harder-Bernier today reminded registered
Hanover voters and caregivers of registered Hanover voters that the
Massachusetts legislature passed a bill in 2013 that amended election laws
pertaining to permanently disabled voters. Massachusetts General Laws
Chapter 54, Section 86 reads in part, “A voter who will be unable by
reason of permanent disability to cast his vote in person at the polling
place may file once with the city or town clerk a certificate executed by a
registered physician who is personally acquainted with the voter and aware
of his permanent disability, stating that it is reasonably certain because
of permanent physical disability that the voter will be unable to cast his
vote in person at the polling place on the day of the election.”

Once that letter from the physician has been received by the Hanover Town
Clerk’s Office, the voter will once a year automatically receive an
application for an absentee ballot by mail. The application may then be
filled out and returned to the Hanover Town Clerk’s Office, and will be
good for the calendar year if the voter so designates. Absentee ballots,
as they become available prior to an election, will then be automatically
mailed to the permanently disabled voter.
“This is a relatively simple way to save time and ease the load of a
permanently disabled voter or caregiver. Just send us a letter from your
family physician and we will take it from there. I am pleased to be able
to continue to offer this service to Hanover residents”, said Town Clerk
Harder-Bernier.

For more information about this process, please contact Hanover Town Clerk
Catherine Harder-Bernier at Catherine.harderbernier@hanover-ma.gov or (781)
826-5000 x1079. Letters from physicians regarding a patient’s permanent
disability may be sent to Catherine Harder-Bernier, Hanover Town Clerk, 550
Hanover Street, Hanover, MA 02339.

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

Great news on the COVID-19 vaccine front! Hanover residents who live at
Elmwood Farm Drive (“Cushing Residences”) have started to receive phone
calls from volunteer members of the Community Emergency Response Team to
schedule their first vaccinations for Wednesday, February 3rd, with a
second shot on Wednesday, March 3rd. If you or someone you know lives at
Cushing and hasn’t received a phone call yet, please be patient. Calls are
being made all this week.

This is great news for the residents who live in that elderly housing
facility. It’s coming Hanover! You’ll be able to hug Grandma and Grandpa
soon.

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