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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

After fielding a few phone calls from confused Hanoverians this past week,
I thought the following e-mail might be of interest and assistance.

First, as a result of the emergency legislation signed by the Governor on
July 6th, there are now technically 4 ways to vote in the September 1st
Primary (or the November 3rd General Election, for that matter).

1) Vote by Mail. All registered voters in MA were sent a postcard on or
around July 15th inviting them to check off boxes in response to the “I
Want to Vote” heading. That postcard is considered an application. Fill
it out and send it in. We’ll mail you back a ballot. 1,942 ballots were
mailed this week. There are currently still about 150 to go out.
Wondering where your ballot is? Go to
http://atotw.com/maillist/lt.php?tid=xDTs2r0WpOq+cjcdTcMKAdsvOCiMqBaGvHZNKCXmTq9oqLt7nDMYRqoN783ZLADJ
. As an added benefit, here in Hanover, if you fill out your application
incorrectly, we’ll even mail you a letter helping you to re-submit. Stay
tuned for news about our new secure ballot drop box, too!

2) Vote Absentee in-person. Show up at the Town Clerk’s Office (we just
got ballots – so just starting just the other day!) Monday – Friday from
8:00 a.m. – 12 noon or 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday night and
fill out an absentee in-person application. You can vote right then and
there if you meet certain criteria. Go to
http://atotw.com/maillist/lt.php?tid=AVY3XvSSPKyAWEM5S8howNsvOCiMqEaGvHZNKCXmTq9oqLt7nDOYRqoN783ZLADJ
for more information and to see if you meet those criteria.

3) Vote Early in-person. In-person Early Voting is available to anyone, as
follows: Saturday, August 22nd, 12:00 – 4:00 p.m.; Sunday, August 23rd,
12:00 – 4:00 p.m.; Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, August 24th, 25th, and
27th, 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m., Wednesday, August 26th, 8:00 a.m. – 8:00
p.m., or Friday, August 28th, 8:00 a.m. – 12 noon. In-person Early
Voting is held at Hanover Town Hall in the large hearing room on the first
floor.

4) Vote on Election Day, Tuesday, September 1st. Polls are open at Hanover
High School from 7:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. See you there!

While all of these dates just apply to the September 1st primary, please
know that there will be similar dates in October in advance of the November
3rd General Election. The four options will remain.

Don’t let COVID-19 make you choose between your health and your right to
vote. You’ve got options. Vote! Call me, Town Clerk Catherine
Harder-Bernier at (781) 826-5000 x1079 with your questions.

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

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

Here is what happening Virtually with the C.O.A. in August!

Early History of the Hanover Fire Dept. with John Galluzzo and Roger Leslie
on Wednesday, August 19 at 1:00 p.m.

“Ask Anne” Real Estate Q & A with Anne Fitzgerald of William Raveis
Thursday, August 27, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. Ask Anne anything about downsizing,
the housing market, how COVID has impacted the Real Estate Market, senior
housing options. This will be a basic real estate Q & A during these
uncertain times.

Sips & Tips -Minding your Money with Tom Burke, Friday, August 21, 2020 at
3:00 p.m. Join Tom as he and the attendees play a guessing game with
history and origins of wine as wells as some recommended food pairings. The
program will conclude with a brief discussion of the role and prediction in
the markets and personal investing, followed by a Q & A session.

Email Katherine.Obrien@hanover-ma.gov to sign up for these zoom calls. She
will send you the meeting information.

Senior Learning Network Programming:
Eleanor Roosevelt, Provided by Franklin D. Roosevelt President Library and
Museum Tuesday, August 18, 2020 at from 1:45 PM – 5:45 PM
World Wildlife Fund—Behind the Scenes! Provided by the World Wildlife
Fund, Thursday, August 20, 2020 from 1:45 PM – 5:45 PM
Email Katherine.Obrien@hanover-ma.gov to sign up for the zoom
presentations. She will send you the meeting information.

Virtual Health & Wellness classes
These classes will be filmed at the COA and uploaded to the Town Website as
well as Local Access TV:
• Yoga with Nancy Boyle
• Yoga Stretch with Deb
• Mindful Meditation with Marybeth Sheehan
• Fitness with Sarah Johnson

For more information, please contact katherine.obrien@hanover-ma.gov .

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

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

Please join me in welcoming the librarians back from their furloughs! You
all have been missed and we hope you are well. I’m not sure who is happier
to have you back – Library Director Ginny Johnson or the rest of Hanover.
:) Glad to have you back in our midst – if even from a distance!

The John Curtis Free Library is offering video programming for children and
families by performers who would have visited us in person this summer.
All of these performers have visited our library in past years and have
been very enthusiastically received by audiences. Here is the lineup with
links to the videos, all of which may be viewed at any time through the
month of August.

Diane Edgecomb
“Once Upon A Fairy Tale”
http://atotw.com/maillist/lt.php?tid=b3RYGClRp8eTQav0WSI66M/USoOK9pjTh8HS6IYEOeVoqLt7nDM4RqoN783ZLADJ
Master storyteller Diane Edgecomb entertains young and old with this
delightful re-telling of unusual fairy tales. From enchanted bears, to
determined princesses, to a wild ride with a fairy band, Once Upon a Time
has never been this fun!
“Folktale Superheroes”
http://atotw.com/maillist/lt.php?tid=eYTukZj8eF6xw/oJp9UPbM/USoOK9njTh8HS6IYEOeVoqLt7nDOIRqoN783ZLADJ
Celebrate imagination and the human spirit with superhero tales from
cultures around the world.
One of America’s most beloved storytellers, Diane is known for transforming
into the characters in her tales, bringing stories to vibrant life.
Diane is also offering an online storytelling workshop for families:
http://atotw.com/maillist/lt.php?tid=ZHXIqaa01KKN3H6X+ZMjw8/USoOK9ljTh8HS6IYEOeVoqLt7nDNoRqoN783ZLADJ
This program is supported in part by a grant from the Hanover Cultural
Council, a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural
Council, a state agency.

Science Tellers
“Dragons: Return of the Ice Sorceress”
http://atotw.com/maillist/lt.php?tid=1CPM2vDokVWsM4n18kipD8/USoOK9jjTh8HS6IYEOeVoqLt7nDM4RqoN783ZLADJ
Long, long ago, two kids go on a daring adventure to find a dragon and save
the kingdom from the Ice Sorceress! When things don’t go as planned,
however, they must turn to themselves (and to science!) for the answer. A
fun fantasy adventure with dry ice effects!
Since 2004, Science Tellers has been providing children and their families
with fun, experiential science education through the art of interactive
storytelling.
This program is funded by the Friends of the John Curtis Library.

Ed the Wizard
“Reading Is Magic”
http://atotw.com/maillist/lt.php?tid=MGrOSs1nTPuIfIJ0iKnLp8/USoOK9hjTh8HS6IYEOeVoqLt7nDNoRqoN783ZLADJ
Ed’s performance incorporates many amazing magic tricks while emphasizing
how inspiration can be found in a book. He encourages the importance of
building reading skills, including demonstrations of how audience members
can re-create some of his magic themselves. This summer’s program is full
of fairies, dragons and other mythological creatures. Learn about Ed the
Wizard’s own story, his magical journey and how he became a wizard.
This program is funded by the Friends of the John Curtis Library.

For more information, please contact Children’s Librarian Lynne Campbell at
lcampbell@ocln.org .

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

South Shore Conservatory (SSC) announces it is now enrolling for classes
and private lessons on all instruments and voice for the 2020/2021 school
year. Fall semester starts Thursday, September 10.

In addition to offering a 12 percent discount on all private lessons, SSC
is also offering a five percent multi-student family discount, and a ten
percent frontline worker discount when students lock in their lesson time
for the 2020/2021 school year. Once SSC receives the new COVID guidelines
and the go-ahead to open their campuses for lessons, students will be
offered a new hybrid flexible model of study, combining virtual and
in-person learning. Until then, lessons will continue online only.

Music Together Online, for children from birth to four, continues through
the fall, offering a joyful introduction to song, dance and rhythm. This
new online version allows not only the caretaker, but also grandparents and
other siblings to join the fun remotely.

New for this fall, when students sign up for private lessons on orchestral
instruments, they may also join one of the Conservatory’s three SSC Youth
Orchestra (SSCYO) tiered virtual ensembles for free. Under the guidance of
Program Director/Symphony Conductor Elijah Langille, this sequential youth
orchestra program provides opportunities for young musicians to perform
symphonic music at a high level in a well-organized and supportive full
orchestra program. Currently online, SSCYO begins its fall season
virtually. As restrictions are lifted, it will move into a hybrid model.
SSCYO’s Symphony ensemble is scheduled to perform with the Plymouth
Philharmonic Orchestra in March of 2021.

SSC’s Rock Band program continues for middle and high school musicians
interested in working on group dynamics and developing a cohesive band
sound. Bands also learn how to use the gear typically associated with
rock, how to promote themselves, how to write and rehearse original music
through collaborative composition.

For adult musicians, SSC is also offering an adult ensemble program.

To learn more about SSC programs or register for classes or lessons, visit
sscmusic.org, call 781-749-7565 x10, or find South Shore Conservatory on
Facebook or Instagram.
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About South Shore Conservatory
Celebrating 50 years in 2020, South Shore Conservatory (SSC) is committed
to providing access to music and the arts for South Shore residents.
Recognized as a national model for arts education by the National Guild for
Community Arts Education, SSC is the largest, nonprofit community school
for the arts in Massachusetts, serving more than 4,500 students of all ages
at two beautiful campuses in Duxbury and Hingham. Students participate in
more than 50 diverse programs in music, dance and drama. With more than 100
exceptional musicians on faculty, SSC offers over 200 professionally
produced concerts and performances annually. Through innovative
partnerships with schools, social services and community agencies
throughout the South Shore, SSC brings music and the arts out to the
community to enrich the lives of residents. Through its Creative Arts
Therapies, SSC offers the benefits of music and the arts to people with
developmental and emotional challenges. For more information, visit
http://atotw.com/maillist/lt.php?tid=wHDbpOeBVd+11HR1AqthhYXaGTu79YeyjeDTvfRN4FFoqLt7nDMYRqoN783ZLADJ
In keeping with SSC’s inclusive mission to provide access to quality
education in the arts for all, the Conservatory offers programs for all
segments of the population to enjoy, regardless of age, ability, geography,
and financial means. Furthermore, South Shore Conservatory admits students
and families of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the
rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made
available to students at the school.

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

Thousands of you (yes, thousands!) have mailed in Vote By Mail application
postcards for the September 1 and/or November 3 elections. The Hanover
Town Clerk’s Office is processing them as fast as possible while still
retaining complete and accuracy and attention to detail. We’ve hired extra
per diem election worker staff to help facilitate this process, but we
thank you in advance for your patience and understanding regarding the
unprecedented volume. We previously may have had a few hundred for any
given November election!

Are you wondering if we received your application? Great question.
There’s an easy way to find out. Just go to the “Track My Ballot” feature
on the Secretary of the Commonwealth’s website, found here:
http://atotw.com/maillist/lt.php?tid=xDTs2r0WROq+cjcdTcMKAebe3c1r90zHpCshO4B+GW5oqLt7nDPIRqoN783ZLADJ
. The site is updated daily, so check back often. You be able to see 1)
if your application was received 2) when your ballot was mailed, and 3)
when your ballot is received back and logged back in to be cast at the
polls. Please take full advantage of this terrific feature!

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

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

The good folks at the Hanover DPW and the North and South Rivers Watershed
Association are sponsoring a video contest for residents of the South Shore
WaterSmart communities, of which Hanover is one, as follows:

Now, YOU have an opportunity to help educate the public by creating a fun
video that highlights either stormwater pollution and how to prevent it, or
ways to conserve water. You don’t need any fancy video equipment to
qualify! Videos should be sent to news@harbormedia.org and should be 1-3
minutes in length. The deadline to submit your video is August 31, 2020.

The top winning video will win the grand prize of a $500 gift card.
Additional winning videos will receive a NSRWA/Harbor Media swag bag with
hats, t-shirts and more.

WaterSMART is a nonprofit partnership between the NSRWA and 12 towns on the
South Shore: Cohasset, Duxbury, Hanover, Hingham, Hull, Kingston,
Marshfield, Norwell, Pembroke, Rockland, Scituate and Weymouth. Our
programs are based on the belief that education is key. Since its creation,
WaterSMART has educated thousands of local school-age children, adults, and
businesses on water conservation, stormwater pollution, where their water
comes from, and how to care for it.

For more information, please go to:
http://atotw.com/maillist/lt.php?tid=TJ36nxrQkCa2++T2rTjK/JyvBBrXebUti/lScn/z/uloqLt7nDNYRqoN783ZLADJ
or contact info@nsrwa.org .

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

I am delighted that Selectwoman O’Connor continues to partner with “Around
Town on the Web”. She shares ATOTW’s interest in “just the facts”, and I
am personally grateful that she is willing to volunteer her time to get
that message across. From time to time, Vanessa will be sending
information that ATOTW will then send to all of you! Read on!

“Please see below for a brief summary of highlights from last night’s Board
of Selectmen Meeting. The below reflects my notes from the meeting and does
not reflect the thoughts or opinions of the Town of Hanover or the other
members of the Board of Selectmen. Please contact me at
vanessa.oconnor@hanover-ma.gov or 781.826.5000 x1053 with any questions.

The video recording of the meeting is posted here:
http://atotw.com/maillist/lt.php?tid=BY5sfvRjy9aVuw3YRyL56HSp7Yl3ldaok2eB1seHgetoqLt7nDNIRqoN783ZLADJ

ORGANIZATIONAL MATTERS: Dave Delaney was elected Chair of the Board and
Rhonda Nyman was elected Vice-Chair. Going forward, the Board will
continue to meet on Mondays at 6:00 p.m. Below please find the tentative
schedule for the remainder of 2020:
Monday, August 31 at 6:00 p.m.
Monday, September 14 at 6:00 p.m.
Monday, September 21 at 6:00 p.m.
Monday, October 5 at 6:00 p.m.
Monday, October 19 at 6:00 p.m.
Monday, November 2 at 6:00 p.m.
Monday, November 16 at 6:00 p.m.
Monday, December 7 at 6:00 p.m.
Monday, December 21 at 6:00 p.m.

SELECTMEN FORUM: As part of the meeting the floor was opened for a
Selectmen Forum where the Selectmen were given the opportunity to bring
topics to the Board. Selectman Nyman made a statement relating to a letter
that was circulated prior to the election in June. I expressed the need for
both the Board of Selectmen and the Town of Hanover to issue anti-racism
statements, implement a social media policy for town employees, elected
officials and volunteers and to emphasize that social media platform groups
(such as “Hanover Connect” and “02339”) are not affiliated with the Town of
Hanover and certain racist and bigoted statements made on that platform in
no way represent the Town of Hanover. Selectmen Barry expressed his
thoughts on Senate Bill 2820 (the police standards reform bill in the MA
Senate) and led a discussion about COVID-19 related vehicle purchases
related to the MIH program.

FY2019 AUDIT: The Town of Hanover’s FY2019 audit documents were presented
to the Board by Erica Lussler, a manager with Melanson Heath, an
independent auditor. As it has in years past, Hanover received a clean
opinion, which is the best opinion available. Additionally, Hanover
received no recommendations for improvements from the auditor for the first
time in recent memory. Finally, our Unassigned Fund Balance (the sum of the
General Fund Unassigned Fund Balance and General Stabilization Fund)
position continues to grow and is at 11.8% of Operating Expenditures. For
context, bond rating agencies like to see an assigned Fund Balance of at
least 5% to 10% and we are well above that threshold. Cheers our Finance
Department for their hard work!

TRANSFER STATION: DPW Director Victor Diniak updated the Board on
implementation of the new transfer station policy. The policy is being
followed, stickers are being checked and C&D remains closed. The Board
discussed whether to revisit C&D disposal and Mr. Diniak recommended that,
if the Board do so, the fees charge cover the cost paid by the town. The
Board agreed to meet at the Transfer Station to discuss changes that could
be made to the layout of the Transfer Station if C&D disposal were to be
reinstated.

**UPDATE: The Board of Selectmen will meet next Tuesday, July 28th at 7:00
a.m. at the Transfer Station (118 Rockland Street) with a rain date of
Wednesday, July 29th at 7:00 a.m.**

APPLICATIONS FOR LICENSES: The Board approved an application by the owners
of The Draft on 53 (637 Washington Street) to expand their liquor license
to include adjacent function rooms and two outside patios (one of which is
already up and running pursuant to the ABCC’s June 1, 2020, order allowing
all licensees for on-premises consumption of alcohol to commence outdoor
table service through November 1, 2020). The Board also ratified an outdoor
license approval for Brothers Grill and Bar (778 Washington Street) which
had been previously approved by the Town Manager.

For more information about this post, please contact:
Vanessa A. O’Connor, Esq.
Selectwoman
Town of Hanover
550 Hanover Street
Hanover, MA 02339
(o) 781.826.5000 x1053″

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

For the first time ever, South Shore Conservatory (SSC) is offering free
participation in its SSC Youth Orchestra program for the first 65 students
signing up for private lessons on orchestral instruments at SSC this fall.
Under the direction of Elijah Langille, the orchestra program will be
offered virtually for the 2020/2021 school year.

Instruments considered orchestra include including string instruments such
as violin, viola, cello, and double bass; brass instruments such as the
horn, trumpet, trombone and tuba; woodwind instruments such as flute, oboe,
clarinet and bassoon; and percussion instruments such as timpani, bass
drum, triangle, snare drum, cymbals, and mallet percussion instruments.

SSC Youth Orchestra (SSCYO) is an auditioned, sequential, three-tiered
youth orchestra program that provides an opportunity for young musicians to
perform symphonic music at a high level in a well-organized and supportive
full orchestra program. SSCYO meets online Wednesday evenings.

“It’s extremely beneficial for students to perform in a group such as
an orchestra, so that they can put into practice skills they learn in their
weekly private lesson,” said Langille. “The earlier they do this, the
more comfortable they become with their instrument.”

When the orchestra program moved online in March due to COVID-19, Langille,
who conducts the orchestra’s Symphony ensemble, and Repertory ensemble
conductor Maria Varonko were concerned their students would not welcome
this new virtual learning experience. They were delighted when students
not only embraced the new platform, but asked for more.

“SSCYO students have asked us to continue our Zoom sessions throughout
the summer months. They see this as a time to connect with other
musicians, and to find motivation to keep playing,” said Langille.

Participants in the virtual orchestra can expect fun weekly masterclasses
designed to connect kids with high quality instruction, as well as with one
another, in an interactive way, plus some individualized instruction. The
group will also experience and provide music for a virtual gallery walk
with a local artist, perform a holiday favorite for an online sing-along,
and celebrate Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart by virtually performing his work of
Ave Verum Corpus, arranged by local conductor and composer Steven
Karidoyanes. Students will be mentored by members of the Plymouth
Philharmonic to better understand, express, and present this famous work.

Langille is hopeful the pandemic will be under control by March 2021, in
time for Symphony students to perform in a side-by-side concert on March
27, 2021 with the Plymouth Philharmonic Orchestra.

Students may sign up for private lessons at
http://atotw.com/maillist/lt.php?tid=FowZBODweSih7qM71oqDQ2S1ptkktZehq32oZjOfoVFoqLt7nDMYRqoN783ZLADJ
Learn more about SSC Youth Orchestra at
http://atotw.com/maillist/lt.php?tid=zkluWQqYuXaZgjL8VaTkJmS1ptkktZehq32oZjOfoVFoqLt7nDMIRqoN783ZLADJ

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About South Shore Conservatory
Celebrating 50 years in 2020, South Shore Conservatory (SSC) is committed
to providing access to music and the arts for South Shore residents.
Recognized as a national model for arts education by the National Guild for
Community Arts Education, SSC is the largest, nonprofit community school
for the arts in Massachusetts, serving more than 4,500 students of all ages
at two beautiful campuses in Duxbury and Hingham. Students participate in
more than 50 diverse programs in music, dance and drama. With more than 100
exceptional musicians on faculty, SSC offers over 200 professionally
produced concerts and performances annually. Through innovative
partnerships with schools, social services and community agencies
throughout the South Shore, SSC brings music and the arts out to the
community to enrich the lives of residents. Through its Creative Arts
Therapies, SSC offers the benefits of music and the arts to people with
developmental and emotional challenges. For more information, visit
http://atotw.com/maillist/lt.php?tid=wHDbpOeBJd+11HR1AqthhWS1ptkktTehq32oZjOfoVFoqLt7nDOIRqoN783ZLADJ

In keeping with SSC’s inclusive mission to provide access to quality
education in the arts for all, the Conservatory offers programs for all
segments of the population to enjoy, regardless of age, ability, geography,
and financial means. Furthermore, South Shore Conservatory admits students
and families of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the
rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made
available to students at the school.

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

The Hanover Parks and Recreation staff wishes they could be running around
the Hanover Middle School fields with you right now, playing tennis
baseball and tie-dying! Since we can’t all be together in person this
summer, they hope you will join them online for some of their virtual
programming!

Starting the week of July 12th, weekly contests will be posted to their
social media accounts. Participants can complete the activity at home when
they have time and submit photos of their final product for a chance to win
a PARKS and REC SWAG BAG. Contests include cupcake decorating, poetry,
chalk art, robot design, and stick raft building.

Every Wednesday, July 15th through August 12th, you can join some of the
Hanover Parks and Recreation staff on ZOOM for Virtual Snack Club.
Participants will be sent an ingredient list for each weekly snack and will
join the staff on ZOOM for step-by-step instructions on how to prepare
kid-friendly snacks.

Also on Wednesdays, from July 15th through August 12th, you can join some
of the Hanover Parks and Recreation staff on ZOOM for Virtual Arts and
Crafts. Participants will be sent a supply list for each weekly craft and
will join the staff on ZOOM for step-by-step instructions on how to make
each craft.

Check out Hanover Parks and Recreation’s social media accounts on Thursdays
for the weekly Minute to Win It Challenge! The staff will post a
one-minute challenge for you to complete at home with your family. Submit
your challenge videos to them for a chance to win a PARKS and REC SWAG BAG.

For more information about these programs and future virtual programming
find Hanover Parks and Recreation on Facebook or on Instagram
@hanoverparksandrec.

As always, Hanover Parks and Recreation’s goal is to provide a fun, safe
and memorable summer experience and they look forward to creating (virtual)
experiences with the children of Hanover!

Questions? Please email recreation@hanover-ma.gov .

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

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

Even the COA in town is getting into Zoom. Awesome. It doesn’t get much
better than that!

The Hanover COA will present John Galluzzo on Wednesday, July 15 at 1:00
p.m. for a discussion titled Scenes of Spring 2020. John went out for a
nature walk every day this year very locally, mostly Hanover and Norwell,
and during the pandemic he found some pretty amazing things (lots of
wildflowers, he rescued a baby owl, etc.). Join John on his adventures.

Email nancy.lester@hanover-ma.gov to sign up for the zoom call. She will
send you the meeting information.

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

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