March 27, 2024 By The Hingham Historical Society The Hingham Historical Society recently honored Jim Gordon and the entire Gordon Family of Gordon Building Movers as Hingham’s 2024 Hingham History Makers. Speaking to a sold out in person audience in the Gillis Reading Room at Hingham Heritage Museum, as well as on Zoom, Society Board Member Eileen McIntyre …
March 27, 2024 By Paige McManus On Friday, step dancers from Clann Lir Academy brought the luck of the Irish to Linden Ponds! Eight dancers from the Irish dance academy based in Hingham performed for residents and staff to celebrate the start of St. Patrick’s Day weekend. Dancers performed in both their ghillies (soft shoes) and hard shoes, …
March 27, 2024 By Carol Britton Meyer In a letter to the School Committee that was read at Monday’s meeting, Town Administrator Tom Mayo announced the formation of a healthcare task force charged with completing a detailed analysis of the long- and short-term financial implications of potential changes to the town’s health benefit cost allocation. …
March 26, 2024 By Carol Britton Meyer There has been a 12 percent increase in the number of Hingham Public Schools special education students over the past five years. The School Committee this week heard a report centering around a district-wide evaluation of the HPS special education program and services conducted last Fall. The purpose …
March 26, 2024 By Renee Martel, High School Junior/Hingham Resident In a world of busy schedules and chaos, it can be hard to notice small changes around us. Nevertheless, the Boston area has seen a shift in countless public spaces in the past couple of years that’s impossible to miss: the addition of hostile architecture. Hostile architecture …
March 26, 2024 By Inly School Curious about private school for your child? Join Inly School’s Director of Admission, Courtney Russillo, over Zoom and discover why Inly was voted the Best Private Elementary School two years in a row by the readers of South Shore Home, Life & Style. You’ll hear an overview of the …
March 26, 2024 – Story by Ava DiCecca, photos by Joshua Ross Boys tennis is back with an incredibly strong team this season and they are out for a Patriot League Title. They have all been putting in work in the offseason and are looking forward to making it pay off as the season begins. …
HEWITT, Ingrid, 92, of Hingham, MA died peacefully at Queen Anne Nursing Home on January 10, 2024. In the aftermath of World War II, Ingrid Tamm relocated from her birthplace of Tallinn Estonia to America. She arrived at Port Jefferson, New York when she was 17-years old. Ingrid, her younger sister Julika, her mother Alice, …
March 26, 2024 Lynne M. McCusker, beloved daughter, sister, sister in law, aunt, godmother, 64 of Hull MA. Lynne passed away on March 22, 2024 at the Pat Roach Hospice House in Hingham. She was born in Weymouth on June 12, 1959. The loving daughter of Richard B. McCusker and Carol (Wigmore) McCusker. Lynne graduated …
March 26, 2024 By Carol Britton Meyer Hingham resident Anne Keane, who has been undergoing breast cancer treatment for the past several years, has turned the biggest challenge of her life into an opportunity to raise funds for the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute by running in the Boston Marathon. On April 15, she will participate in …
