March 9, 2026 by Hingham Public Schools Earlier this month, a screening team consisting of representatives from HPS administration, school committee, parents and staff interviewed prospective candidates for the next principal of Foster Elementary School. After a semi-finalist round of interviews and comprehensive reference checking, three finalists were invited for site visits during which candidates …
March 6, 2026 By Carol Britton Meyer There’s good news to report this week about the status of the long-awaited South Shore Country Club pool following now-resolved extended litigation that delayed the project significantly. “We received a bid that is within the funding parameters authorized by town meeting, and we are now able to discuss …
March 5, 2026 by Linden Ponds While Duane and Sue Wilke moved to Linden Ponds, an Erickson Senior Living community in Hingham, Mass., to be closer to family, it ended up being the perfect place to expand their social circle in retirement. As former Peace Corps volunteers, they wanted to connect with neighbors who share …
March 5, 2026 by Hingham Public Schools On Tuesday March 10th and Wednesday March 11th, Hingham Public Schools invites families, staff, and community members to meet the three finalists for the principal of Hingham High School. The site visit will provide an opportunity to hear directly from each candidate and share your feedback to support …
March 3, 2026 Submitted by BC High Boston College High School (BC High) proudly recognizes local students from Cohasset and Hingham who earned placement on the Quarter 2 Honor Roll for the 2025–2026 academic year. In addition, several juniors were inducted into the National Honor Society in December 2025. The National Honor Society, overseen by the National Association …
February 27, 2026 By Carol Britton Meyer During two sessions this week, the select board supported a number of warrant articles that will be on the April 27 (and possibly 28) Town Meeting agenda but voted no action on a citizen’s petition to amend the town’s noise bylaw that is related to pickleball noise mitigation, …
February 26, 2026 By Carol Britton Meyer Due to the large amount of snow on the Plymouth River School roof – which was showing signs of structural stress – students and staff were evacuated to the high school this morning – February 26. “No students or staff have been affected by this; it is just …
February 26, 2026 Submitted By Plymouth River School Dear Plymouth River families, The facilities team is currently investigating an area of roof at Plymouth River School near the cafeteria that is demonstrating signs of structural stress due to the snow load. Roofing specialists were contracted earlier in the week and have been on site to …
February 25, 2026 – Submitted by Beth Rouleau, Vice Chair, Center for Active Living Building Committee; former Chair, Council on Aging (COA), 2012-2018; MS Gerontology At the heart of the Center for Active Living (CAL) Building Project is a historic and essential community resource that promotes interwoven dimensions of wellness (physical, emotional, financial, and social …
Sunday, February 22, 2027 by Meteorologist Michael Page The track of Monday’s storm continues to come into focus, with a widespread 1 to 2 feet of snow now expected across the South Shore. The snow will start after dark on Sunday and continue through most of Monday, though the heaviest snow likely falls Monday morning …
