Dear fellow Hanoverians:<\/p>\n
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Every now and then a local business provides a terrific and
\nfree community service to the Town of Hanover. While I usually request that
\nbusinesses patronize traditional media outlets (I still like reading the paper,
\nand they need the ad revenue!), efforts such as the one mentioned below simply need
\nto be passed along! Special thanks to Hanover resident Maryanne Ridge for sharing
\nthis information with me…and therefore with all of us!<\/p>\n
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Boston Bowl Hanover has joined forces with bowling alleys across
\nthe country to provide children everywhere with two free strings of bowling PER
\nDAY all summer long! Yes, you read that right, two games a day…free.
\nHere’s how it works…register now by going to https:\/\/ www.kidsbowlfree.com\/center.php?alley_id=3D5575
\n. Boston Bowl Hanover will e-mail you coupons for each of your kids once a
\nweek; you pick the day(s) you want to go! If you don’t own bowling shoes,
\nyou will pay for the rental, and they will also offer you paid passes for
\nadults in your family, etc. But just as summer is beginning, and long before
\nthey start to claim boredom, take your kids bowling! It’s free!<\/p>\n
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For "Around Town on the Web",<\/p>\n
Cathy H-B<\/p>\n
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