February 24, 2025 By Carol Britton Meyer Town Clerk Carol Falvey has submitted a warrant article to the select board for this year’s annual Town Meeting asking for voter approval to hold future Saturday town elections from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. starting with the 2026 town election. The driving factor behind the warrant article …
February 24, 2025 Submitted by Hingham Public Schools Are you looking for ways to help your young person manage stress and anxiety? Join us for an informative community talk and Q&A with best-selling author and clinical expert Lynn Lyons, LICSW, on March 4th, 2025, at 6:30 PM at Hingham Middle School. Lynn will share practical …
February 21, 2025 By Carol Britton Meyer Thirteen citizens have taken out nomination papers for the May 3 town election, including seven incumbents. There are no races yet. Citizens who take out nomination papers become official candidates once their papers are returned and certified. As of Thursday, Jan. 20, the following citizens have pulled nomination …
February 19, 2025, Photos by Josh Ross On Wednesday, February 19th, two 97 year old Hingham residents organized a peaceful protest in front of the Post Office and St Paul’s church in Downtown Hingham. Over fifty people attended with signs to protest the Trump administration. See more photos below.
February 14, 2025 Chair of Hingham’s Select Board Joe Fisher, along with members of the Hingham Militia, gathering on Hingham’s Bathing Beach this morning to reaffirm Hingham’s claim to Hingham Bay, despite what Mayor Bob Hedlund declares, and renames Weymouth Back River to Hingham Back River. “The Town of Hingham was prepared to fight tyranny …
February 12, 2025 By Hingham Public Schools Hingham Public Schools is proud to share that Jamie Zelenka, a social studies teacher at Hingham High School, has been selected as one of 55 educators nationwide to participate in National History Day’s (NHD) Researching Silent Heroes webinar series. This program, in partnership with the American Battle Monuments …
February 12, 2025 By Carol Britton Meyer Town officials recently received the unsettling news that the long-awaited Route 3A corridor improvement project has been put off for an additional year due to two unresolved issues, thereby causing a delay in harborfront improvements that are in the works or planned if that decision stands. “We received …
February 12, 2025 By Carol Britton Meyer Some residents who live in the area of the proposed new pickleball courts near Carlson Field expressed concerns about noise, traffic, and other issues during a select board discussion of a related warrant article Tuesday night. There were also project advocates in the audience who aired their views. …
February 11, 2025 By Carol Britton Meyer The school committee approved an overall $70.4 million fiscal 2026 operating budget number Monday night during the annual public hearing on the school budget but stopped short of voting on the current proposal to eliminate 15.1 FTEs (full-time equivalent positions) pending potential new information at their Feb. 24 …
February 10, 2025 Main Calendar Presidents’ Day – Town Offices Closed February 17, 2025, All Day Public Meetings Advisory Committee Education Subcommittee February 10, 2025, 5:30 PM @Town Hall East Hearing Room, 3rd Floor Advisory Committee February 10, 2025, 6:30 PM @Town Hall Central Meeting Room or Remote via Zoom Dial-in number: 1-929-205-6099 Meeting ID: …
