Dear fellow Hanoverians:<\/p>\n
As we turn the page on the calendar to 2017, I hope you will take a moment
\nand mention “Around Town on the Web” (ATOTW) to your family and friends.
\nATOTW has now been around for almost 13 years, which is like a lifetime in
\ntechnology years. It was founded in 2004 in the aftermath of the defeat of
\nthe high school override in 2002. Two successful school overrides later, I
\nam proud to note that ATOTW has always been out front spreading important
\nand reliable information for discerning Hanover residents. Simply put,
\n“Around Town on the Web” makes connections, and helps to create positive
\nchange in Hanover.<\/p>\n
ATOTW will today bring you news of the latest program at the senior center
\nor through Park and Rec, and will highlight the brightest spots in the
\nworld of art or history in Hanover. It’s more formal than Facebook,
\nSnapchat or Instagram, but it’s also very accessible and received by well
\nover 1500 Hanoverians. That’s purportedly larger than the Hanover
\nMariner’s subscription base! There’s no room for feedback like there is on
\nsocial media, but there is also no room for annoying complainers or
\ninaccurate information. How do I sign my kids up for lacrosse? How about
\nkindergarten? What’s the scoop on that new Winter Festival in Four
\nCorners? When will the Cub Scouts come get my Christmas tree for
\nrecycling? The information is all there on ATOTW. And if it’s not in your
\nin-box, it’s in the ATOTW archives, found here: https:\/\/atotw.com\/archive\/
\n. It’s like having an electronic file cabinet for all of your Hanover
\nnews!<\/p>\n
It’s your venue, and I am delighted to have been the catalyst and cog in
\nthe wheel of so much positive change in our little town. I could not have
\ncontinued without the unfailing support of tech guru and Hanover resident
\nMike Van Lare – thanks, as always, for all you do, Mike. I also owe thanks
\nto Joan Norris and Stephanie Gertz, who helped me weather the storm of
\ntransitioning to a full-time job three and a half years ago. But mostly, I
\nowe thanks to all of you, my fellow Hanoverians, for sticking with me and
\nhelping to make ATOTW a reliable source of great information about all that
\nis good locally in Hanover.<\/p>\n
ATOTW is only as good as the information you send me. For submission
\nguidelines and information, please go to www.atotw.com . To sign up to be
\nadded to the e-mail list, please go to: http:\/\/atotw.com \/maillist\/ . So
\nspread the word. We’re doing some good in a great town. Jump on board!
\nAnd Happy New Year!<\/p>\n
For “Around Town on the Web”,
\nCathy H-B<\/p>\n
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\nsince the spring of 2004 – long before there were push notifications!<\/p>\n
For submission guidelines and answers to frequently asked questions
\nabout “ATOTW”, please go to http:\/\/www.atotw.com.
\nTo search for archived “ATOTW” news, view the archive<\/p>\n
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Dear fellow Hanoverians: As we turn the page on the calendar to 2017, I hope you will take a moment and mention “Around Town on the Web” (ATOTW) to your family and friends. ATOTW has now been around for almost … Continue reading