Dear fellow Hanoverians:
\nJoin the Open Space Committee for a Presidents’ Day walk, this Monday,
\nFebruary 18th, at 10:00 a.m. With all the snow we’ve had this past
\nweek (and are forecasted to have as I write this!), we should enjoy
\nit!<\/p>\n
Wear your snowshoes or sturdy waterproof boots. The group will meet at
\nForge Pond Park on King Street. <\/p>\n
The group will start with a loop around Clark Bog. Stop there, and
\neither continue on a trip to edge of town on historic National
\nFireworks roads all the way to the Rockland line and back on a scenic
\nP loop, or stay closer to the parking lot and check out the almost 1
\nmile loop around our emerging ball fields.<\/p>\n
Stay informed about Hanover Open Space Committee’s activities and
\nvolunteer opportunities: you can find them on Facebook: Hanover Open
\nSpace, or join the Yahoo Group: HanoverOpenSpace. The committee would
\nlike to hear from you if you are interested in more information on
\ntheir work. The Open Space Committee meets regularly on the 1st Monday
\nof each month at 7:30 p.m. at Hanover Town Hall.
\nFor more information, contact hanoveropenspace@gmail.com<\/p>\n
.<\/p>\n
For “Around Town on the Web”,
\nCathy H-B<\/p>\n
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