I’m Chrissy Roberts and I’m running for re-election to the Board of Assessors. When I won last year I was filling a one year opening on a three year term. I look forward to serving for a full three year term this time around. I’ve enjoyed my time on the Board and and am excited …
Kevin Ellis is excited to announce his candidacy for Planning Board. “The Planning Board is instrumental in preserving the character of the town while promoting responsible growth. Serving on this board means understanding the concerns of citizens, both those who wish to develop property and those impacted by the development, and balancing those concerns with …
March 12, 2019 by Carol Britton Meyer Hingham High School Senior Reed Schilb’s longtime dream was realized last Friday with his official acceptance into the United States Naval Academy. “I’m very excited,” he told the Hingham Anchor. “I’ve always known I wanted to do something in the military, but it was when I reached middle …
Submitted by Hingham Education Foundation Hingham, Meet Holly Kelfer (Art teacher, Plymouth River School) Hingham Education Foundation’s (HEF) 2018-2019 CODEREDinitiative is funding the implementation of Computer Science (CS) immersion in all Hingham Public Schools (HPS). As a first step towards the Hingham Public School Administration’s ambitious goal, HEF has funded the professional development team of …
Nancy Correnti, or Nes as she is known to friends and family, has been a leader in her children’s schools over the last decade and is proud to announce her candidacy for Hingham School Committee. Nes has lived in Hingham for 15 years, and her interest in this esteemed position stems from her children’s early …
March 11, 2019 by Carol Britton Meyer Hingham voters have six weeks to make up their minds about whether or not to support the Selectmen’s proposal to purchase the Aquarion Water Company system serving Hingham, Hull, and part of Cohasset. The first Selectmen-hosted informational session March 9 was well-attended — despite the mild, sunny weather …
March 10, 2019 by Carol Britton Meyer Once just a vision, the new Lincoln Building is now nearing completion. “We’re looking toward a grand opening possibly at the end of April hosted at Tosca,” said Charlene Flynn of TLC Real Estate, who owns the building with Reuven Levy. “This has been a long time …
March 9, 2019 by Carol Britton Meyer The five-story luxury Brio lifestyle community on Shipyard Drive has it all — from spectacular sunset views and lobby concierge service to a raised garden terrace with a grilling station and fire pit and fireplaces in the penthouse units. “We’re the only condominiums from Boston to the Sagamore …
Joe Fisher, Chair of the Hingham Zoning Board of Appeals, announced his candidacy for the Board of Selectmen. “I’ve had the privilege of serving Hingham for over 20 years. Guiding the Town in its achievement of the safe harbor under Chapter 40B, properly conditioning development projects, and resolving complex zoning issues have been rewarding experiences. …
March 8, 2019 by Carol Britton Meyer It’s going to be an exciting election season, with four races lined up– Town Moderator, School Committee, Planning Board, and Housing Authority. Six candidates are running unopposed, including four incumbents. “I can’t remember the last time we had four races,” said Town Clerk Eileen McCracken. “I’m thrilled, because …
