Dates: November 12-14
Location: Beverly, MA - 20 miles north of Boston

The 2024 Hack-A-Way will is co-sponsored by NOBLE and CW MARS. The event will be held at Endicott College.

Travel/Transportation Hack-a-way participants will have the option of flying into either Boston Logan Airport (BOS), Providence T.F. Green Airport (PVD) or Manchester-Boston Regional Airport (MHT). With three airport options available, travelers will have more flexibility in finding affordable flights to the area.

Volunteers will be available to drive participants from the airport to the hotel and provide transportation to dinner locations.

Lodging
A block of 15 single Queen bed rooms has been reserved at the Wylie Inn, just a ten-minute walk from the meeting space at Endicott. The group rate is $129 per night plus 11.7% occupancy tax. Reservations are available via phone.

Phone reservations: 978-867-1800
You must identify yourself as part of the NOBLE room block to get the block room rate.

Please reserve your hotel room by September 11, 2024.

Dining information
The hack-a-way sponsors will provide a light breakfast and lunch to all participants. NOBLE will provide a list of nearby restaurants for dinner.

Please add your name here if you plan to attend to help organizers get an estimate of attendees for logistical reasons. If you plan to attend but do not want to list your name feel free to privately contact Rogan or another organizer.

• Ruth Frasur Davis, Evergreen Community Development Initiative
• Tiffany Little, PINES
• Terran McCanna, PINES
• Chris Sharp, PINES
• Steven Mayo, PINES
• Susan Morrison, PINES
• Blake Graham-Henderson, MOBIUS
• Scott Angel, MOBIUS
• Jaysal Patel, MOBIUS
• Mike Rylander, Equinox Open Library Initiative
• Gina Monti, Bibliomation, Inc.
• Jason Stephenson, C/W MARS, Inc.
• Andrea Buntz Neiman, Equinox Open Library Initiative
• Galen Charlton, Equinox Open Library Initiative
• Stephanie Leary, Equinox Open Library Initiative
• Rogan Hamby, Equinox Open Library Initiative
• Jason Etheridge, Equinox Open Library Initiative

Drop your scheduled discussions or project work here.

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