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January 25, 2023 By Glenn Mangurian Stew·ard·ship: the careful and responsible management of something entrusted to one’s care Based on the positive feedback from my Fall 2022 five part stewardship series, I will continue with relevant essays leading up to the Spring Town Meeting where a budget override will likely be considered. For the past …
January 19, 2023 By Michael Weymouth My wife and I attended a diversity breakfast in Cohasset on Martin Luther King Day. The featured speaker was Arthur Bembury, executive director of PARTAKERS, an organization that works with prison inmates to help them attain a college degree while serving time in prison. Bembury himself is a former convict who graduated from …
January 11, 2023 By Glenn Mangurian with insight from his daughter, Laura Wells Let’s face it, life is full of challenges that can easily get us down and can often make us feel isolated. As adults we develop coping tools or draw on our support network in times of need. But how do children learn and build …
January 4, 2023 By Michael Weymouth In it’s 2022 Year-End Report on the Federal Judiciary, Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts commented on the recent threats Supreme Court justices have been exposed to as a result of unpopular rulings. Roberts wrote, “A judicial system cannot and should not live in fear.” That’s a pretty ironic …
January 4, 2023 By Glenn Mangurian If you are a regular reader of my opinions, you know that I strive to focus on the positive and provoke the readers’ thinking. During 2022 I wrote 12 essays – about one per month. Here is a look back at the themes about which I wrote. “Do Good, Feel Good” …
Glenn Mangurian mailing his letter to the North Pole. December 8, 2022 By Glenn Mangurian Dear Santa, I know this is a busy time of year for you. I hope you, Mrs. Claus and the elves are safe and healthy at the North Pole. Last year I wrote to you and asked if you could bring …
November 28, 2022 By Michael Weymouth The saga of what to do with the Old Ship Parish House continues. When last I wrote on this subject the property was about to be sold to a developer who was planning to build as many new houses or condos on the property as the law would allow. …
Glenn Mangurian November 28, 2022 By Glenn Mangurian The incident at the Derby Street Apple Store last week reminds us that tragedy can happen anywhere including Hingham. As a community our hearts got out to the scores of fellow neighbors affected by this unthinkable event. We were fortunate to have tremendous and expeditious support provided by Hingham’s …
November 23, 2022 By Joanna Dutra Earlier this year I was asked by the incredible photographer Brooke Bartletta to participate in a community project called We Are Hingham. I submitted a less-than-flattering black and white photo and some descriptors, and now it is on a banner draped in the football stadium at our high school. …
School Committee November 9, 2022 Submitted by the Hingham School Committee On behalf of the Hingham School Committee, we want to share our sincere gratitude and appreciation for the overwhelming support of the new elementary school to replace Foster School that was evident at Town Meeting and at the ballot box. We are incredibly grateful …