East Hanover Township
East Hanover Township
East Hanover Township
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Announcements<br />
POST OFFICE HOURS<br />
Monday-Friday: 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.<br />
Saturday: 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon; Sunday: Closed<br />
Lobby Hours:<br />
Monday-Friday: 6:15 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.<br />
Saturday: 6:15 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.<br />
Phone: 469-0312<br />
BUILDING SCHEDULING INFORMATION<br />
The <strong>East</strong> <strong>Hanover</strong> <strong>Township</strong> Building is available for rent to <strong>Township</strong><br />
residents for social events. Rental fees for residents are between<br />
$60.00and $175.00, depending on the event and the number of persons<br />
attending the event. A $100.00 security deposit is required in the event of<br />
damage or missing items. Seating capacity is 175 persons. Non-resident<br />
rates range between $120.00 and $350.00 with a $200 security deposit.<br />
No alcohol is allowed. Reservations are required and can be made by<br />
calling the <strong>Township</strong> Office at 469-7655. It is advisable to reserve the<br />
building early since it is heavily used. However, arrangements for funeral<br />
services, since they are generally during the day, can be made on short<br />
notice.<br />
PARK PAVILION AND PICNIC SHELTER<br />
SCHEDULING INFORMATION<br />
The <strong>East</strong> <strong>Hanover</strong> <strong>Township</strong> Park Pavilion and Picnic Shelter are available<br />
to rent. Rental fees for the Pavilion are twenty-five dollars ($25.00)<br />
for residents and fifty dollars ($50.00) for non-residents. Rental fees for<br />
the picnic Shelter are ten dollars ($10.00) for residents and twenty dollars<br />
($20.00) for non-residents. A twenty-five dollar ($25.00) security deposit<br />
is required on all rentals. Rental fees are refundable only in the<br />
event of inclement weather, when the <strong>Township</strong> Building is reserved as a<br />
back-up. Reservations must be made by calling the office at 469-7655.<br />
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HISTORICAL SOCIETY<br />
OF EAST HANOVER TOWNSHIP, DAUPHIN COUNTY<br />
The <strong>East</strong> <strong>Hanover</strong> <strong>Township</strong> Historical Society’s purpose is to develop a<br />
community awareness of our heritage through preservation and education.<br />
Interest in local history through meetings, publications and public<br />
programs is encouraged. The Society functions as a repository for items<br />
of historical significance. Meetings are generally held the second Monday<br />
of each month beginning at 7:00 pm in the EHT Municipal Building.<br />
Anyone interested in local history is invited to attend.<br />
The Officers are:<br />
President……………… Becki Oller………………. 460-7563<br />
Vice President……...… Rick Elliott……………….. 534-2763<br />
Secretary……………... Cristin Espenshade………... 469-7406<br />
Treasurer……………... Nancy Gamber……………. 534-2972<br />
Directors:<br />
Jim Theurer………….. 469-0815<br />
Terry Wolfe……………469-2660<br />
Arlan Keller…………... 469-0233<br />
THE MANADA CONSERVANCY<br />
The Manada Conservancy is a land trust, created in 1995 by residents of<br />
<strong>East</strong> <strong>Hanover</strong> <strong>Township</strong> and neighboring municipalities who are concerned<br />
about unplanned loss of land in our region to development. It is a<br />
private charitable organization. By working with individuals, private<br />
groups, and local, county and state agencies, the Conservancy seeks<br />
ways to protect a wildlife habitat and preserve open space. It also seeks<br />
ways to help farmers keep their land in agricultural use while maintaining<br />
its financial value.<br />
Land trusts are becoming a widely used method for private and voluntary<br />
preservation of farmland and natural resources, with over forty such<br />
organizations in Pennsylvania alone. The Manada Conservancy is modeled<br />
after other larger or more distant conservancies but its focal point<br />
will be our own communities and the nearby areas with which we are<br />
most familiar.<br />
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