August 1, 2024 by South Shore Bank South Shore Bank is excited to welcome Laurie Dunn as our new Banking Center Officer at our Hingham Banking Center, located at 99 South Street. Laurie is a graduate of Suffolk University and has spent her career in the Greater Boston Area, primarily on the South Shore. Laurie comes to …
August 1, 2024 By Carol Britton Meyer The town is seeking feedback from the community about a proposal to install rectangular rapid flashing beacons (RRFB) near the downtown Hingham post office to enhance pedestrian and traffic safety. “This is a critical [concern],” Select Board member Liz Klein said at a recent board meeting. Time is …
July 31, 2024 By The Town of Hingham The Town of Hingham Engineering Department will be cracksealing and paving the Bathing Beach Parking Lot. Cracksealing will occur on August 1st. We will work to maintain access to the paved and unpaved sections of the upper lot, closest to 3A. As the crackseal is applied, it …
July 31, 2024 By Geri Duff The Hingham Yacht Club was founded in 1895. The first Hingham Yacht Club building was built in 1905, next to where the Iron Horse Memorial is today. When that became too small the group bought the two-masted schooner ‘Otronto’ as a floating annex next to the building. The Town took over …
July 26, 2024 By The Hingham Police Department Four men were arrested for Organized Retail Theft following an investigation by with Hingham and Weymouth Police on Friday in a Hingham shopping center parking lot. On July 19, 2024 Hingham Detectives were contacted by Weymouth Police Detectives who had observed suspicious activity by the four men …
July 25, 2024, by Hilary Jenison Superintendent of Schools Margaret Adams was rated “needs improvement” overall during the school committee’s evaluation this week, following her second year on the job. The School Committee met with Dr. Adams on Wednesday, June 24, to conduct her annual evaluation. During the meeting, the Chair of the School Committee, …
July 24, 2204 Geri Duff This is the Leavitt ice delivery wagon at the corner of South and Lafayette Streets. Back in January of 1898, Charles T. Leavitt harvested ice from Cushing Pond and stored it in an icehouse on the pond’s edge. Come summer, he and his men made the rounds delivering blocks of ice to …
July 19, 2024 By Carol Britton Meyer The sweltering heat wave that has encompassed Hingham and the surrounding area for the past several weeks has led a number of residents to again request an update on the status of the long-delayed new South Shore Country Club pool. The construction continues to be delayed due to …
July 18, 2024 By Roy Harris Rev. Carie Johnsen will become minister of Hingham’s Old Ship Church on Aug. 1. She brings to the Unitarian Universalist congregation what she calls “a collaborative leadership and worship style,” developed over the 15 years since she was co-ordained by First Parish Brewster and First Parish Duxbury. Rev. Carie, …
July 18, 2024 By Carol Britton Meyer The long-awaited Route 3A corridor project — still in the planning stages — will feature a shared use path along part of the waterfront. SUPs are designed to accommodate a variety of users — walkers, bicyclists, joggers, individuals with disabilities, and pets — among others. As background — …
