June 3, 2020 by Carol Britton Meyer Outdoor dining may soon be available at Hingham restaurants — perfect timing with the arrival of warm weather. However, while Hingham restaurant owners are eager to reopen, it’s not easy to make plans when the details are unclear or not yet available. Even though Town Administrator Tom Mayo …
June 3, 2020 by Carol Britton Meyer On Monday, the Selectmen’s office received word that the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection approved the Water Supply Business Plan for the Weir River Water System, without conditions. This comes as good news leading up to the transition of the water system serving Hingham, Hull, and part of …
Photo by Joshua Ross Photography June 3, 2020 by Carol Britton Meyer Selectman Mary Power attended last night’s candlelight vigil at St. John’s, calling the event “peaceful, moving, and appropriate.” “Social distancing was practiced the entire time. The vigil was safe, orderly, and meaningful. After attending I have a sense of peace I haven’t felt …
June 3, 2020 (statement from the Hingham Recreation Commission) With much consideration, the Recreation Commission has voted to cancel our Preschool, Playground, Teen Xtreme, and Country Club Sports Camps. Hingham Recreation’s Summer Camp is one of the largest municipal summer camps on the South Shore enrolling 3,000 children and employing 100 high-school and college aged …
June 2, 2020 by Hilary Jenison (All Photos by Joshua Ross Photography) Tonight, Tuesday, June 2, an estimated crowd of 1,000 people attended a peaceful candlelight vigil at St. John’s Church to show support of Black lives. The event was sponsored by the Hingham Unity Council, a local group formed in 2020 to raise awareness …
Photo by Joshua Ross Photography June 2, 2020 by Carol Britton Meyer There are many details to work out in preparation for the June 20 outdoor Town Meeting, where important town business will be conducted. Town Meeting warrants will be mailed to every Hingham household prior to that date. Several things are sure: the seats …
Courtesy of Irish Eyes Photography June 2, 2020 by Carol Britton Meyer On Thursday afternoon, the selectmen will consider a Proclamation for LGBTQ Pride Month. The June 4 meeting starts at 2:30 p.m. In the meantime, more than 3,600 people have signed a change.org petition started by Hingham student William Buckley asking the Selectmen to …
Courtesy of Irish Eyes Photography June 1, 2020 by Carol Britton Meyer Hundreds of Hingham families, individuals, and businesses will display the Philadelphia Rainbow Pride Flag or Hingham Pride static window clings throughout June — LGBT Pride Month — in a show of support for Hingham’s LGBTQ+ community and the Hingham Pride Project. This non-profit …
May 30, 2020 submitted by Sara Mason Ader, HHS PTO President 2018-2020 When a few classrooms caught fire at Hingham High late last spring and brought the school year to an abrupt end a few days ahead of schedule for the Class of 2019, that seemed like a pretty weird ending to the year. Who …
May 29, 2020 by Hilary Jenison and Carol Britton Meyer Winston Flowers is permanently closing three of its retail locations, including its downtown Hingham shop, which opened in 2000 as part of the family-owned business and has a loyal following. The Concord and Federal Street shops are also closing. While the physical location will no …
