March 3, 2020 by Carol Britton Meyer Even as the Hingham Health Department continued monitoring the Coronavirus, the Cohasset Police Department put out a Tweet Monday stating that they were notified by the Cohasset Health Department that the state Department of Public Health had quarantined a town resident due to “close contact with a person …
MARCH 3, 2020 Below you will find the presidential candidates whose names are listed on the Primary ballot and the total number of votes for each candidate as of 11:06pm. DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES LISTED ON THE BALLOT AND TOTAL NUMBER OF VOTES IN HINGHAM DEVAL PATRICK 12 AMY KLOBUCHAR 112 ELIZABETH WARREN 1210 MICHAEL BENNET MICHAEL …
March 1, 2020 This morning, a brush fire occurred in the area known as Home Meadow, behind 184 Main Street. Photo by Rosemary Wilde Chief Steve Murphy told the Anchor, “The firefighters aggressively fought this fire and did a great job of preventing further fire spread. The wind also helped us by shifting in the …
Feb. 29, 2020 by Carol Britton Meyer The transition of the water system serving Hingham, Hull, and part of Cohasset from Aquarion Water Company to Town of Hingham ownership continues. While a specific transition date is still to be determined, the Hingham Board of Selectmen (in their capacity as Water Commissioners) voted to keep water …
February 27, 2020 submitted by the Hingham Health Department The Hingham Health Department is in daily communication with the Massachusetts Department of Public Health as we continue to monitor Coronavirus Virus. The Health Department monitors all communicable diseases through a secure web-based disease surveillance system. We are ready and able to respond to cases in real …
Feb. 25, 2020 by Carol Britton Meyer The presidential primary is just around the corner and is expected to attract a high number of voters from the different parties. Every vote counts! Republican, Democratic, Libertarian, and Green-Party specimen ballots are posted on the town website: https://www.hingham-ma.gov/413/Elections-Ballots-Warrants-Results Town Clerk Eileen McCracken looked back at the 2012 …
February 24, 2020 The Hingham Anchor is a proud supporter and media sponsor of the Hingham Pride Project! The newly launched local non-profit Hingham Pride Project is working to increase LGBTQ+ visibility in Hingham, to raise funds for organizations that provide community programs and activities for LGBTQ+ youth, and to promote inclusivity among residents of …
Feb. 22, 2020 by Carol Britton Meyer About 93 properties in Hingham Centre and the surrounding area are located within the construction limits of National Grid’s planned natural gas main replacement project scheduled to start March 8. The targeted completion date is the end of November, weather permitting. The work — which includes 4 to …
Please join the League of Women Voters for the annual public education forum regarding the Hingham Town Meeting Warrant. The LWV Hingham hosts this public review in order to engage voters early in the Annual Town Meeting legislative process. The forum gives citizens the opportunity to review Articles and ask questions. You can then follow …
February 18, 2020 by Carol Britton Meyer At a recent joint school committee, selectmen, and advisory committee meeting, Supt. of Schools Paul Austin presented a tiered school budget proposal for fiscal 2021 comprised of “most critical,” “highly critical,” and “critical needs.” These proposals ranged from an overall school budget of $57.7 million to $58 million …
