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Latest HPS enrollment study predicts elementary uptick over 3 and 10-year spans

January 14, 2206 By Carol Britton Meyer A presentation related to NESDEC (New England School Development Council) Hingham Public School enrollment study projections shared with the school committee this week predicts an elementary uptick over 3- and 10-year spans. Superintendent of Schools Katie Roberts shared the most updated projections (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pkR049DS9EZh7WCRcj6AaOfi3EN_IQh1/view) NESDEC has forecasted for the …

Select board supports including Center for Active Living article on the spring town meeting warrant

January 14, 2026 By Carol Britton Meyer Voters at the April 27 (or possibly April 28 if there are two sessions) town meeting will be asked to approve funding to construct a new Center for Active Living on a site off Bare Cove Park Drive, including all associated professional fees, equipment, and furniture. The Select …

Five citizens pull nomination papers for May town election

January 13, 2026 By Carol Britton Meyer Four incumbents – planning board member Gary Tondorf-Dick; select board member William Ramsey; board of health member Elizabeth Eldredge; and Town Moderator Michael Puzo recently pulled nomination papers for the May 2 town election. All four have terms expiring this year. Joseph Fisher, a former select board member …

Center for Active Living update presented; planning board/zoning board of appeals hearing scheduled for Jan. 13

January 8, 2026 By Carol Britton Meyer An update on the design and cost of the proposed new Center for Active Living on Bare Cove Drive was presented to the select board in a joint meeting with the building committee Tuesday night. “The overall construction cost as of today is $29,927,423,” project team member Chris …

Jan. 7 proclaimed ‘Adelia the Wonder Girl Day’

January 7, 2026 by Carol Britton Meyer The select board proclaimed Wednesday, January 7, “Adelia the Wonder Girl Day” in the Town of Hingham at their meeting Tuesday night on the occasion of her birthday. Members of her family were in the audience to accept the signed proclamation. The proclamation honors the legacy of this …

Derby Academy Announces Middle School Experience to Begin in Grade 5: Nurturing Both Mind and Heart

January 6, 2025 by Derby Academy Derby Academy, founded in 1784 and one of the oldest Pre-K to Grade 8 co-educational independent day schools in the country, is pleased to announce an exciting evolution of its academic structure. Effective for the 2026-2027 school year, Grade 5 will now be part of the middle school experience …

Nomination papers for May town election available this week

January 6, 2026 By Carol Britton Meyer With 10 incumbents’ terms expiring this year, there’s plenty of opportunity for citizens to run for office – either for re-election or as a candidate for one of those seats. Nomination papers for the May 2 town election will be available in the town clerk’s office starting Wednesday, …

Hingham High School Term 1 Honor Roll

December 30, 2025 Submitted y Hingham public Schools Below is the list of the HHS Term 1 Honor Roll Grade 12 High Honors Accettella Madeleine 12 High Honors Adams Rebecca 12 High Honors Anderson Gavin 12 High Honors Araujo Kaylee 12 High Honors Banks Alexandra 12 High Honors Barry Olivia 12 High Honors Bastis Lily …

Kindergarten Information Night Set for January 15

December 23, 2025 by Hingham Public Schools Kindergarten registration for the 2026–2027 school year is just around the corner, and Hingham Public Schools looks forward to welcoming families who are beginning this exciting new chapter. Parents and caregivers of children entering kindergarten in September 2026 are invited to attend Kindergarten Information Night on Thursday, January 15, 2026, …

Man Charged with Stealing from Elderly Residents Apartment

December 17, 2025 by The Hingham Police A 28 year old Marshfield man was arrested Saturday for allegedly entering apartments in a senior living complex, stealing a credit card and using it to make purchases. The man claimed to be a ride share driver to gain vehicle access to the complex. He also wore a …

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