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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

Join the good folks at the COA on Saturday, September 19 from 9:00 a.m. –
12 noon and shred all of your papers with personal information. We all
know how important it is to get rid of documents and avoid identity theft.
See your papers destroyed in seconds. This year, please do not get out of
your car until you are at the Shred truck. The Hanover Senior Center is at
665 Center Street in Hanover. For information call 781-924-1913, or email
Nancy.lester@hanover-ma.gov .

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

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

The Parks and Recreation Committee is a great way to get involved in
Hanover and help out. The Moderator is looking for 2 new members to
appoint. Meetings are currently on Zoom but the work still needs to get
done to make sure all ages in Hanover continue to have great recreation
options. If you are interested, contact the Moderator, Doug Thomson at
dtthomson@yahoo.com.

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

Attached please find the unofficial results from the voters of the Town of
Hanover in Tuesday’s State Primary Election. Congratulations to all of us
for the highest turnout in a State Primary Election since 2008!

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

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

The State Primary Election is this Tuesday! After fielding lots of
questions this past week, it is my hope that this e-blast provides the
answers you are looking for.

Are you voting? Not sure who is on the ballot? Go to:
http://atotw.com/maillist/lt.php?tid=G9g4Y5R3lcapfsT5hSDv0rPqCDeQ91Vppteb4YbMkJxoqLt7nDOYRqoN783ZLADJ
. No, the questions are not on this ballot; they will be in November. No,
we are not voting for president at this election; that will be in November,
too.

The seven days of in-person Early Voting at Hanover Town Hall have ended.

Polls are open from 7:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. on Tuesday, September 1st at
Hanover High School, 287 Cedar Street. Park in the back by the track; the
front entrance will be locked and inaccessible. Masks are expected and
social distancing protocols will be followed. Board of Health, Facilities
cleaning staff and COVID-19 volunteers will be on hand to ensure things are
kept as clean and safe as possible. Expect to wait in line once you get
inside; thanks in advance for your patience and understanding.

Requested a ballot by mail and haven’t returned it yet? You are encouraged
to return it in person to the secure ballot drop box in front of Town Hall
ASAP. Worst case scenario, you can bring it with you on Tuesday and ask
for a “certificate of authorization to vote in person” instead. Ballots
must be returned by the close of polls on Tuesday in order to be counted.

Returned your Vote-By-Mail ballot and want to know if it has been processed
yet? Go to:
http://atotw.com/maillist/lt.php?tid=xDTs2r0WFOq+cjcdTcMKAbPqCDeQ95Vppteb4YbMkJxoqLt7nDMIRqoN783ZLADJ
to track your ballot.

Forgot to turn in your town census? You will be considered an inactive
voter and will have to show an ID that matches your address and sign an
“affirmation of current and continuous residency” in order to vote on
Tuesday (or in November).

The Town Clerk Office phones (781-826-5000, x1079) will be staffed by
“Senior Tax Work-Off” staff on Monday and Tuesday, or you can get your
additional questions answered at the polls on Tuesday. For those who will
be out of town on Tuesday during all of the polling hours, in-person
absentee voting will take place at the Town Clerk’s Office on Monday from 8
– noon only. The Town Clerk’s Office will otherwise be closed to the
public on Monday and Tuesday so that we can prepare for and run the
election.

Hope you find this helpful!

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

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

(It was brought to my attention that ATOTW had some technical difficulties
when this e-mail went out a week and a half or two ago. Therefore, we are
re-sending it since the information is all still valid through the rest of
the month. Apologies if you have seen this info already. Just press
delete!)

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=b3RYGClR98eTQav0WSI66AIKr+5XHlxLhiJPjAycR/loqLt7nDOYRqoN783ZLADJ
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=eYTukZj8+F6xw/oJp9UPbAIKr+5XHhxLhiJPjAycR/loqLt7nDPoRqoN783ZLADJ
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=ZHXIqaa0tKKN3H6X+ZMjwwIKr+5XHsxLhiJPjAycR/loqLt7nDOIRqoN783ZLADJ
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=1CPM2vDo0VWsM4n18kipDwIKr+5XHmxLhiJPjAycR/loqLt7nDNoRqoN783ZLADJ
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=MGrOSs1n3PuIfIJ0iKnLpwIKr+5XHqxLhiJPjAycR/loqLt7nDO4RqoN783ZLADJ
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 .

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

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

In-person Early Voting for the September 1st State Primary starts today,
Saturday, August 22nd, at Hanover Town Hall. The schedule is as follows:
Saturday, August 22 – 12 noon – 4:00 p.m.
Sunday, August 23 – 12 noon – 4:00 p.m.
Monday, August 24 – 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Tuesday, August 25 – 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Wednesday, August 26 – 8:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Thursday, August 27 – 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Friday, August 28 – 8:00 a.m. – 12 noon

Masks are expected and social distancing will be monitored thanks to the
COVID-19 CERT volunteers. From this point forward, even though technically
you can request a Vote by Mail ballot up through next Wednesday, you are
heartily encouraged to vote in-person Early at Town Hall or in-person on
Election Day, Tuesday September 1st at Hanover High School.

If you have already requested a Vote by Mail ballot, you are strongly
encouraged to return it to the new ballot drop box in front of Hanover Town
Hall, 550 Hanover Street immediately. Ballots must be received by the
close of polls on Election Day. Please see the attached pictures so you
know what to look for!

Wondering where your Vote by Mail ballot is? Due to the extraordinary
demands of Vote by Mail, please go to “Track My Ballot” here:
http://atotw.com/maillist/lt.php?tid=xDTs2r0WBOq+cjcdTcMKAVpy0Fb7rSWXt/4EE6eWpl1oqLt7nDM4RqoN783ZLADJ
. This site is updated daily, so check back often and please be patient.
The Town Clerk’s Office has hired additional per diem staff and we are
working around the clock and doing the best we can!

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

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Dear fellow Hanoverians:

I absolutely love all of the creative outdoor programming that is going on
because of the pandemic. There’s a silver lining to all of this craziness!
Here’s the latest good news from the John Curtis Library:

The John Curtis Library will be hosting a Story Walk from August 17 through
August 28 on the grounds of the library and the Stetson House. The
featured book is In the Small, Small Pond by Denise Fleming. The activity
is provided by the South Shore Family Network with funding from the MA
Dept. of Early Education and Care.

Story Walk is a fun educational activity that places the pages from a
children’s story book along a walking route. It helps build children’s
interest in reading while encouraging healthy outdoor activity for both
children and their grown-ups.

The pages of the story are set out 10 to 12 feet apart and to be viewed by
family groupings including an adult responsible for children in attendance.
The targeted age range is for families with children from 3 to 5 years
old, but all children in a family are welcome to attend. This is a
self-guided outdoor activity, set up for two weeks; it is free and open to
the public each day.

Story Walks combine the pleasure of reading wonderful children’s books
with the joys and benefits of walking together outdoors.

For more information, please call 781-826-2972, extension 4, or email the
children’s librarian at lcampbell@ocln.org.

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

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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 .

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

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