Jessica Wright January 2, 2024 By Carol Britton Meyer There’s an air of excitement among the entire Foster School community — students, parents, teachers, administrators, and other staff — on the occasion of the long-awaited opening of the new Foster School this Friday, Jan. 3. Foster Principal Matt Scheufele, school building committee members, Hingham Public Schools officials …
December 31, 2024 Submitted by Hingham Farmers Market Organizers January 4 is the start of 13 Saturdays of the Winter Hingham Farmers Market. Located at 204 Union Street at the Wompatuck State Park Visitor Center, each week shoppers will find some 25 vendors, both indoors and outside. Market organizers are excited to welcome new vendors …
Discover Inly’s Unique Approach to Education and Summer Fun Whether you’re curious about our academic or summer programs, Inly School in Scituate welcomes families of toddlers through grade 6 to a morning of discovery and inspiration. Join us for our Open House on Saturday, January 11th, from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM. SCHEDULE OF EVENTS: …
Anne Johnson Kimball of Hingham passed away peacefully surrounded by her loving family on Monday, December 23rd, 2024. Anne was born in Binghamton, NY on April 10th, 1935. She was preceded in death by her mother, Dorothy Baxter Burley, husbands Harry L. Johnson III, and Peter R. Kimball, and her granddaughter, Hannah Collins McCarthy. From …
December 26, 2024 By The Hingham Police Department A Weymouth man was arrested Monday morning after he allegedly broke into a home and stole a car from the garage. Officers found the man inside the stolen car in a parking lot with drugs in his possession. On Monday, December 23, 2024 at 10:39am Officers responded …
December 26, 2024 by Geri Duff Frank Fuda and Frank Mello worked together for years. They started out the Hingham Highway Department at the Town’s Landfill in the 1960s. In those days all rubbish was dumped into a hole in the ground and covered with dirt. (Giving us today’s Mount Fuda.) Mello is standing on a black …
December 25, 2024 Submitted by Rabbi Levi Lezell This Hanukkah, the South Shore is seeing a surge in public displays of the holiday and Jewish identity, with many more families and individuals planning to light their menorahs in visible places, such as their doors or windows. Chabad of the South Shore will light a public …
December 21, 2024 By Marisa Olsen Hanukkah is approaching in just a few days, which means many of us are busy planning our recipes. Whether you do a special dinner for all eight nights or just one, we asked our South Shore food-loving friends at Seasoned & Salted and Clandestine Kitchen to share a Hanukkah-friendly …
December 20, 2024 By Carol Britton Meyer At the end of a recent presentation by the Veterans’ Council to the select board about its ongoing activities, Hingham High School junior Henry Buckley — son of veteran John Buckley and the grandson of a Purple Heart recipient, Frederick J. Sheehan — advocated for the town to …
December 19, 2024 By Tom Hoffman For the second consecutive weekend, South Shore SNAP sponsored a community service project, this time being joined by the local chapter of the DAR and other volunteers to honor deceased veterans. As part of the nationwide Wreathes Across America Program, the local groups placed 1050 wreathes on the graves …
