Hanover Selectboard News Today

Hanover’s Christie offers thanksI want to thank Patrick Adrian for his article in the May 11 Valley News covering the Hanover Town Meeting (“Longtime Hanover Selectboard chair gets budget win, but loses seat at Town Meeting”). I think he did a good...

Callaghan for Hanover SelectboardThree candidates for two Hanover Selectboard seats are on the ballot on May 9. I am one of them.With a dozen years of prior service on our local school boards, current service on the Hanover Finance Committee (since...

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Support housing article at Hanover Town MeetingOn Tuesday, May 9, at 7 p.m. in the Hanover High School gym, registered Hanover voters have an opportunity to participate in democracy in action. I urge Hanover voters to attend and to vote yes on Article...

HANOVER — Hanover residents are concerned about a Town Meeting warrant article seeking to transfer 5 acres of town-owned land to developers for workforce housing, which could potentially be a larger project than what town officials proposed two years...

HANOVER — Town voters will be asked in May to consider a total operating budget of $33.8 million, an increase of $1.7 million from the current budget, for the 2023-24 fiscal year, which starts on July 1.The Hanover Selectboard unanimously approved the...

HANOVER — A proposed rental-housing ordinance — which would mandate inspections of all rental properties in town and address an “immediate and significant” need to improve overall housing safety — could come into effect as early as next year,...

HANOVER — In certain respects, Julia Griffin’s career in municipal government has unspooled backward, as she worked from New York City, through Santa Monica, Calif., then Concord, to a long career in Hanover, where she started work in 1996, and from...

In the end, former Hanover police officer Mark Ridge not only voted with his feet, he spoke his mind.At the Hanover Selectboard meeting on Monday, Ridge gave an unsolicited insider’s view of the town’s police department, or more specifically, what he...

HANOVER — The Hanover Selectboard announced the hire of Alex Torpey, a New Jersey native with a background in municipal administration and digital media communications, as Hanover’s next town manager.Torpey, 34, will start in the position on June 27,...