State Representative Joan Meschino Calls for Mass Dept. to Protect Residents’ Health from Weymouth Compressor Station

September 15, 2020 courtesy of Joan Meschino “In view of the emergency shutdown of the Weymouth Compressor Station Friday morning due to a gasket failure, it’s all the more urgent for Mass. Department of Environmental Protection to step up and actually protect us from harm,” said State Rep. Joan Meschino (D-Hull). State Representative Joan Meschino …

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Residents Wake to Find Man Inside Home

September 14, 2020 content from Hingham Police Department A man entered a home overnight while the residents were sleeping. They residents heard noises, called out, and saw a man run out their front door. Their purse was stolen. On Monday, September 14, 2020 at 3:20am the residents of a home on Leavitt Street were asleep …

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Details on Voting in the Upcoming Election

September 14, 2020 Information from Town of Hingham Website Voter Registration Deadline to register for the November State Election is Saturday, October 24, 2020. Online Registration: Visit this link to register – State of Massachusetts Online Voter Registration In-Person Registration: Registration will be available on Saturday October 24th from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM and …

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HPD Distributing Free Kids Helmets Today

Thursday, September 10, 2020  Hingham Police will be giving away free kids helmets TODAY. Thanks to a grant that was awarded from the Executive Office of Public Safety & Security (EOPSS), HPD has received a shipment of kids helmets to distribute. Today, Thursday September 10, 2020, helmets will be available from 11am-1pm in front of …

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Hingham Education Association and school officials continue negotiations; enrollment numbers down

September 10, 2020 by Carol Britton Meyer With some 350 participants — including many concerned parents — on the School Committee’s nearly three-hour remote meeting call last night, the conversation revolved around the latest Hingham Public Schools Sept. 16 reopening plan for some 4,000 students, a significant decrease in enrollments, the length of the school …

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Q&A with Supt. Austin; Back to School Amidst Pandemic

September 8, 2020 introduction by Carol Britton Meyer (Courtesy Photo) Supt. of Schools Paul Austin shares his thoughts with Hingham Anchor readers about his first year with the Hingham Public Schools — naming the pandemic as the most challenging situation he, like others, has ever faced. He also talks about what he likes best about …

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New Ice Cream Shop Opening Soon at Hingham Bathing Beach

Photo courtesy of Joshua Ross Photography (taken Spring 2020) September 4, 2020 by Carol Britton Meyer Beach House Hingham — a new seasonal ice cream shop featuring delicious Gifford’s, Bliss, and Richardson flavors — will make its debut in the new bathhouse at Hingham Harbor on Monday, Sept. 14. The owners of Stars on Hingham …

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Massachusetts AFL-CIO Endorses Senator Patrick O’Connor For Re-election

O’Connor is the only Republican to be endorsed by the Labor Organization September 3, 2020  Today, the Massachusetts AFL-CIO announced their endorsement of Senator Patrick O’Connor (R-Weymouth) for re-election. The endorsement is especially significant because out of the 65 candidates that were endorsed by the Commonwealth’s statewide labor organization, O’Connor was the only Republican. “Now, …

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