March 14, 2025 By South Shore Conservatory South Shore Conservatory (SSC) presents Performathon 2025, its ultimate student fundraising performance marathon, Friday, April 4 through Sunday, April 6. The community is welcome to attend all performances and to sponsor SSC student musicians. Performathon engages students, faculty, staff, and families in raising funds to benefit student scholarships, …
March 13, 2025 – Story and photos by Joshua Ross After several occurrences of antisemitic and racist words and drawings appeared in both the boys and girls bathrooms the past week at Hingham High School, members of the Jewish Student Union, People of Color and Allies, and HHS Metco students organized a Unity Rally to …
March 13, 2025 By Hingham Public Schools We are pleased to announce that last evening, Dr. Christine Panarese was named the Executive Director of Student Services for the Hingham Public Schools, effective July 1, 2025. We are grateful to Dr. Cataldo who has served as Interim Executive Director for the past two years, providing steady …
March 12, 2025 Here’s a guide to help you make the most of the festivities in and around town this St. Patricks Day: Hingham, MA Events and Activities: St. Patrick’s Day Bash: On March 15, 2025, the Sons of Italy Lodge at 39 Kilby St in Hingham will host a lively celebration starting at 7pm …
March 12, 2025 By Carol Britton Meyer Following a lengthy discussion about the proposed $2.03 million pickleball courts near Carlson Field last week and taking time to consider all that was said, two select board members voted this week to support the project, which includes sound mitigation. Board member William Ramsey recused himself because his …
March 11, 2025 By Carol Britton Meyer In the second incident involving a racial slur at Hingham High School in less than a week, Principal John Buckey said that “to say I am disheartened and angry would be an understatement” in an email to the HHS community. An investigation is underway. Following the discovery last …
March 11, 2025 By Hingham Public Schools Statement read by School Committee Chair Nes Correnti last night, March 10, at beginning of meeting: Before we begin tonight, I would like to take the time to speak about a deeply troubling issue that has surfaced in our school community—an issue that we cannot ignore, minimize, or …
March 10, 2025 By Carol Britton Meyer Town Meeting voters will be asked to approve funding for expenses associated with design, architectural, engineering, owner’s project manager, and other professional services for a proposed new $35 million Center for Active Living near Carlson Field. This location was deemed the most appropriate out of a number of …
March 10, 2025 By Carol Britton Meyer A citizen’s petition submitted by Crow Point resident Michael Kranzley and others seeks to amend the town’s noise control bylaw related to the hours of operation of tools and equipment used in construction, demolition, or commercial landscaping work in a residential district. The select board discussed this petition …
March 7, 2025 By Carol Britton Meyer Following a lengthy discussion, select board on Thursday night stopped short of taking a vote on whether to support the warrant article to construct pickleball courts near Carlson Field that will be considered at the upcoming Town Meeting. The recreation commission is seeking Community Preservation Act funding of …
