October 19, 2023 By The Hingham Historical Society It was a perfect fall evening for the Hingham Historical Society’s Tavern Night at the Old Ordinary at 21 Lincoln Street on Saturday, October 14th. Greeted upon arrival by the Hingham Militia, a record sold-out crowd of over 400 guests enjoyed a tour of the first floor of …
October 19, 2023 By Diane DeNapoli After trying my best to process the news of the horrors unfolding in the Middle East, the ongoing war in Ukraine and the slow boiling turmoil in America I feel as though I am living in Dante’s First Circle of Hell, Limbo. In the poem Inferno by Dante, he describes the First …
October 19, 2023 By Holly Moriarty For the third weekend in a row, the Hingham High School Crew team has distinguished itself with exceptional racing, including a first place finish for the girls first novice boat and third place for the girls first varsity crew at the 2023 New Hampshire Championship George Dirth Memorial Regatta. …
October 17, 2023 By Kevin Riordan In its toughest contest thus far this season, the Hingham Raiders completed their long stretch of road games by defeating the Wellesley Raiders 37-7 to remain unbeaten. Outmanned and undersized Wellesley brought the fight to the Raiders with an aerial attack that challenged the defense most of the day. …
October 17, 2023 Submitted by Old Ship This year has been filled with news of climate chaos — destructive storms, unusual weather patterns, rising sea levels, and the planet heating up. In response, the Social Justice Council at Old Ship Church is hosting two events related to how individuals can take actions to affect climate …
October 17, 2023 By Carol Britton Meyer A successor (2023-2026) agreement with the Hingham Public Schools Bus and Van Drivers Association was ratified by the School Committee last night. “We met with this union twice before coming to a tentative agreement. The Committee thanks the bus and van driver negotiating team, Sandy Fischer and Suzanne …
October 17, 2023 By Carol Britton Meyer The Cohasset Historical Society is hosting a duck decoy exhibit, “Ducks in a Row,” from Oct. 28 through Nov. 27, with a focus on the history and artistry of duck decoys on the South Shore. This event will also feature two programs presented by well-known Hingham decoy carver …
Hingham Paraeducators, Courtesy Photo October 17, 2023 By Carol Britton Meyer The School Committee recently filed for mediation regarding ongoing contract negotiations with Hingham Education Association Unit B (paraeducators union) because they feel an impasse has been reached. The Committee started meeting with Unit B last December — 14 meetings so far — with negotiations …
October 16, 2023 By Liz Woodard On Friday, October 13th, Notre Dame Academy field hockey and soccer programs teamed up for their annual “Purple Day” to raise awareness and funds for pancreatic cancer research. Team members wore purple “MacLeod Strong” shirts for their warmups and ran concessions collecting $1,200 of donations for the American Cancer …
October 16, 2023 – Story and photos by Joshua Ross When head coach Ken Carlin started the year with only five returning varsity players, he wasn’t quite sure what kind of team he would have. After 12 games, it’s pretty clear, he has a very, very good one. There’s a list a mile long on …
