Dear fellow Hanoverians:<\/p>\n
I suppose that I could not let this spring’s torrential rains go unnoticed
\nby "Around Town on the Web". The temporary closure of King Street, the
\nflooding of neighborhood ponds and the creation of ponds in places where
\nthey had never been previously, and the hundreds of basements in Hanover
\nthat are still trying to dry out are certainly all newsworthy. But, I try
\nto avoid a negative vibe.<\/p>\n
So, in my continual efforts to shout good news for Hanover residents from
\nthe rooftops, I am pleased to mention the decision by the IRS to postpone
\nthe deadline for filing 2009 individual income tax returns, making income
\ntax payments, and making 2009 contributions to an individual retirement
\naccount for residents of Hanover. This is in response to the President’s
\ndecision to declare several counties in Massachusetts federal disaster
\nareas. <\/p>\n
The complete notice from the IRS may be found here:
\nhttp:\/\/www.irs.gov\/newsroom\/article\/0,,id"0830,00.html . The new deadline
\nis May 11th. So go finish pumping out your basement; the taxes can wait!<\/p>\n
For "Around Town on the Web",<\/p>\n
Cathy H-B<\/p>\n
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