Hilary Jenison May 11, 2020 submitted by the Hingham 4th of July Parade Committee The 2020 Hingham 4th of July Parade Committee is delighted to announce the selection of Ms. Jeanne Murphy as grand marshal for the 2020 parade! While the typical annual parade has been cancelled this year due to COVID-19, there are plans in the …
May 11, 2020 by Carol Britton Meyer With schools closed for the remainder of the school year, the Hingham Public Schools Leadership Team reached out to parents Friday night to provide an overview of their progress in updating the district’s Remote Learning Plan. Information was also shared about their planning for the anticipated reopening of the …
Have you reached the end of Netflix? Are you searching for a new book title to dive into? Want to cook something new, or need some take-out inspiration? If you are like us, you might be in need of some inspiration these days. So, we asked a few people around town to help us out …
May 8, 2020 (photo courtesy of Joshua Ross Photography) Today, the Trustees of the Reservation announced that beginning on Tuesday, May 19th, it will reopen it’s World’s End property. According to the Trustee’s website, World’s End “will be opened in a manner that will limit overcrowding and keep both visitors and staff safe by staying …
May 8, 2020 by Hilary Jenison (photos courtesy of the Achille Family) Tony Achille, a Hingham High School Senior, has started a new fundraising campaign – Mission 16 – to raise money for pediatric cancer, a cause that is extremely close to his heart. When Tony was 15 and a freshman at Hingham High, he …
May 6, 2020 submitted by Aquarion Water Company As the weather warms and people are looking for more places to practice social distancing, but still enjoy outdoor activities, some have turned to various forms of boating, including kayaking and canoeing on many of the freshwater lakes, ponds, and rivers in the area. Aquarion Water Company …
May 6, 2020 submitted by Hingham Education Foundation (courtesy photo) The Hingham Education Foundation (HEF) is proud to announce that it has provided roughly $50,000 to fund laptops for teachers in need of a technology upgrade. In the early days of school closure, the Hingham Public School Administration was able to identify and distribute Chromebooks …
May 6, 2020 by Carol Britton Meyer The East Street skating pond has been the go-to place to skate and play ice hockey for decades, with generations of Hingham families returning year after year. The skate house — a red hut on the right side of the street if you’re heading from Hingham toward Cohasset, …
May 6, 2020 by Carol Britton Meyer (photos by Josh Ross Photography) Town officials are awaiting the completion of the state Reopening Advisory Board report, which is expected to be completed on or around May 18. That board, created by Gov. Charlie Baker, is charged with putting together a gradual, multi-stage process of lifting restrictions on …
This swoon-worthy Middle Street home has us drooling! It is a quintessential historic Hingham home with loads of character that is beautifully designed with all the modern conveniences you could wish for. And, not to mention, it is in one of the best locations in town. You will drive along Hingham’s signature red, white and …
