Jessica Wright October 8, 2025 Submitted by Stephen Leary- Chair, Hingham Human Rights Commission Three years ago, the Town of Hingham established the Human Rights Commission. In June 2022, town leaders created this body to ensure that every person in our community can enjoy the full rights and privileges guaranteed by the Constitution and the Commonwealth of …
October 8, 2025 By J.P. Powers | Photos by Brian Smith and Wesley Darlington Under bright fall sunshine and spectacularly warm temperatures ranging from the high 70s to mid 80s, the Hingham High Crew team delivered one of its strongest performances in recent memory at the 46th Annual Textile River Regatta this past Sunday. With …
October 8, 2025 Submitted by Friend of Old Ship Meeting House The Friends of Old Ship Meeting House invite you to join us for a special program: The Supreme Court and Judicial Independence in the Early Republic on October 25, 2025, at 3:00 pm at the Old Ship Meeting House, 90 Main Street, in Hingham, Massachusetts. We are …
October 8, 2025 by Geri Duff In the “Anthony Standard Business Directory” (a selection of 11 towns in Plymouth County in 1903), Humphrey Bros. of Hingham and East Weymouth, advertised as a wholesale and retail dealer of groceries, meat, fish, coal, hay, grain, feed, poultry food and supplies, hardware and Sherwin-Williams paints. This photo of the Hingham location …
October 8, 2025 Submitted by Yvette Kanter on behalf of Invest in Hingham Over the years, Invest in Hingham has stood behind the projects that keep our town strong- from the new Public Safety Building to the new Foster Elementary School and the Override. Each of these efforts was a community-wide investment in the future …
October 8, 2025 By Carol Britton Meyer In recognition of Indigenous Peoples’ Day Oct. 13, the select board issued a proclamation, which was read at Tuesday’s meeting. Town Offices will be CLOSED Monday, October 13th, 2025. “On Indigenous Peoples’ Day, we honor America’s first inhabitants and the Tribal Nations that continue to thrive today,” the …
October 7, 2025 Submitted by Susie Kiley The 60th Reunion for the 1960 class of Hingham High School was cancelled due to the Covid pandemic. In 2024, the local classmates, averaging 20 members, began a tradition of once monthly luncheons at the South Shore Country Club’s IronWood Restaurant, where they enjoy great memories, food, and …
October 6, 2025 By Carol Britton Meyer Now that the South Shore Country Club pool litigation is settled – with the first round of bids in excess of the town’s appropriation for the project — “the town is [now] resoliciting bids” as the next step in the process, Select Board Chair William Ramsey told the …
October 6, 2025 by Joe Nevins For some of us, the recent release of estimated project costs for a new Center of Active Living is the final step in a decades long process. Site selection came first, followed by preliminary designs and lastly estimated project costs. But in reality this is just a beginning as many people will …
October 6, 2025 By Carol Britton Meyer The Whitney Gordon’s Jewelers owners Lorrie and Michael Campbell have a lot to celebrate. October marks the 75th anniversary of the business, located in Hingham Square, and the couple’s 40th year of ownership. The shop has a friendly atmosphere and a reputation for personal service that has attracted …
