December 17, 2019 by Carol Britton Meyer (photo courtesy of Krigsman) Krigsman Yoga owner Amanda Shields has plans to expand the hours of operation at the popular 25 Central St. studio to allow for the addition of more classes — including one for kids to help them build self-esteem and another for Hingham High crew …
December 13, 2019 by Katherine Bennett “Out and About” is a new column by Hingham’s Katherine Bennett which will focus on the small businesses and local treasures that make up the landscape and bustling economy of our town. Are you stumped about what to give the person who has “everything” for Christmas? Consider original …
Lauren Pimpare, Kristin and Doug Campbell, Jay Pimpare, Tyler and Jenna Thibeault, Lindsay Deane-Mayer and Zachary Mayer, all from Cohasset, enjoying South Shore Conservatory’s Chase Away the Winter Blues, January 26, 2019. Photo by Lisa Abitbol. South Shore Conservatory (SSC) celebrates the 15th year of its Chase Away the Winter Blues gala on Saturday, January …
The Hingham Public Library is hosting local author Monica Tesler for the launch of her book, Fractured Futures, on Tuesday, December 17, at 7 p.m. Fractured Futures is the fifth and final book in the Bounders series, a science fiction adventure series published by Simon & Schuster and aimed at tweens and teens, ages 9-14. …
December 11, 2019 by Hingham Public Schools Superintendent of Schools, Paul Austin, and the Hingham School Committee are pleased to announce that the Board of Directors for the Massachusetts School Building Authority (MSBA) voted unanimously today to authorize an invitation to the Town of Hingham into its Eligibility Period for state funding of the renovation …
December 10, 2019 submitted by Melissa Smith As the New Year approaches, the Smith campaign grows in strength and speed. Already, the campaign has mailed more than 3500 postcards introducing district voters to Melissa Smith, candidate for State Representative. Meeting voters at events and door-to-door is well underway. Smith, who grew up in Georgia and …
photo courtesy of Sen. Patrick O’Connor December 6, 2019 by State Senator Patrick O’Connor The week of Thanksgiving, Governor Baker uttered the title of this column, “Talent is Evenly Distributed, Opportunity Is Not”, as he signed into law landmark legislation, the Student Opportunity Act, which will invest an additional $2.2 billion dollars, after inflation, into …
December 10, 2019 by Carol Britton Meyer Have you ever thought about running for a town office? Now’s your chance! Eleven incumbents have terms expiring in 2020, including the town moderator and a selectman. Nomination papers will be available in the Town Clerk’s office starting Jan. 2 for citizens interested in running for one of …
December 6, 2019 by Carol Britton Meyer It looks like the third try could be the charm when it comes to seeking Massachusetts School Building Authority partial state reimbursement for what school officials have said for years is much-needed renovation work — or a completely new building — for Foster School. The agenda posted on …
After: Squirrel Hill Home All photos courtesy of PJ Antonik December 5, 2019 by PJ Antonik PJ is the owner of Hingham based Oak Development & Design and host of “Heart of Oak” on NESN. He resides in Hingham with his wife and two kids and will be sharing his view on Real Estate and …
