Two Hingham Teens Face Charges After Stealing and Defacing Flag

August 23, 2020 by Hingham Police Department  Two Hingham men are being charged with stealing and defacing a blue line flag from a home and posting a video of it on social media. One of the men is also being charged with tearing off a blue line flag sticker off a parked car and also …

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HEA/school official negotiations continue next week

Photo by Feliph Schiarolli/Unsplash August 22, 2020 by Carol Britton Meyer The Hingham Education Association is currently in negotiations with school officials for the upcoming 2020-2021 school year, with a focus on both the physical and social/emotional well-being of students, teachers, and other school staff. Negotiations will continue next Tuesday, Aug. 25, when HEA representatives …

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Hingham Moves to Higher-risk COVID-19 Zone

Friday, August 21, 2020 by Carol Britton Meyer Hingham has moved from the “white” to the higher-risk “green” zone due to a Massachusetts Department of Public Health report of five COVID-19 cases in town during the last 14 days, ending August 19. The COVID-19 total case count to date for Hingham since January 2020 is …

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Police Release: Break Into Business Through Holes Cut in Roof

August 20, 2020 (press release from HPD, courtesy photo) A business was broken into where the suspect(s) cut the phone lines and cut holes in the roof to enter the building. On Saturday August 15, 2020 at 7:15am Officers responded to the BP gas station at 4 Whiting Street for a break in that occurred …

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Roadway Paving – Potential Water Discoloration

August 20, 2020 (Public Notification from Town of Hingham Website) Please be advised that the towns of Hull and Hingham will be executing their annual road paving programs over the next month. The work performed may cause a disruption in the distribution system and potential periods of discolored water. Please contact the Weir River Water …

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High School Sports Fate Decided

August 19, 2020 by Joshua Ross (photo by Joshua Ross) After months of waiting, the MIAA Board of Directors voted on Wednesday to go ahead with high school sports.  Based on recommendations from the MIAA’s COVID-19 Task Force, the state’s COVID-19 working group, and DESE, the BOD voted on a number of items in an attempt …

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Champions Crowned in Babe Ruth and Little League

The Cardnials’ James Rozanitis slides under the tag of Dodgers’ SS Teddy Swanson during the championship game. (Photo by Joshua Ross Photography) August 19, 2020 by Joshua Ross with photos by Joshua Ross and Urbano Photo There was arguably better baseball being played on the fields of Hingham than at Fenway Park last week!  Both …

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MIAA and DESE Issue Fall Sports Guidance: Final Vote Tomorrow

8/18/20 By Joshua Ross MIAA, in conjunction with DESE, issued their guidance on sports for this upcoming high school sports season.  Based on the state guidelines issued last week, MIAA is proposing 4 seasons to accommodate all sports.  This includes a Fall II season between Winter and Spring for all sports that can’t be played …

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Important Message for Voters from Town Clerk

Photo by Tiffany Tertipes on Unsplash August 18, 2020 by Carol Britton Meyer The Town Clerk’s Office has received approximately 5,000 requests for early voting ballots, with more expected to arrive prior to the Sept. 1 state primary. The postcard requesting a Vote-by-Mail ballot asks which ballot a voter would like (state primary or Nov. 3 state/presidential election, or …

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