September 22, 2021 By Carol Britton Meyer The Garden Club of Hingham has been the faithful steward of the Olmsted garden at Old Ordinary, located at 21 Lincoln St., for nearly 70 years. The garden is a blaze of color starting in the spring and continuing into the fall, featuring hosta, astilbe, fairy roses, daylilies, …
Photos courtesy of Dawn Murray. September 21, 2021 by Dawn Murray The Hingham Historical Society, the Company Theatre and the Hingham Cemetery are partnering up once again to bring another year of spooky, historic fun at Haunted Hingham 2021! Guests will discover Hingham as never before, as ‘spirited’ Tour Guides take you on a lantern …
Students Liam O’Connell and Peter Ramsey. September 20, 2021 by Ally Donnelly Andy Hoey wanted to help Hingham students get more engaged in the world around them. He is the Social Studies director at Hingham Middle School and found a terrific program called Generation Citizen to help 8th graders develop their own civic identities. The …
Hingham resident Cathy Reilly and her daughter Emma Hill. September 20, 2021 by Courtney Doyle South Shore, MA – Clandestine Kitchen, LLC (“CK”), a healthy home and corporate meal delivery service on Boston’s south shore, has been a proud supporter of Rosie’s Place for many years. On Tuesday, September 21st, the CK team will be …
Photo courtesy of the Hingham Girl Scouts. September 20, 2021 The Hingham Girl Scout House is overwhelmed by the number of Hingham community members who have voted to improve our “Ugly Garden” in the contest sponsored by Weston Nurseries. Please continue to vote until Monday, September 20. The winner of the contest receives $1000 worth …
Photos courtesy of Laura Spaziani. September 16, 2021 by Gabrielle Martin My Hometown Dog is a Hingham-based business celebrating the town’s approximately 2,700 licensed dogs in a 365 day-by-day calendar featuring photos of local pups; with each passing day, turn the page to reveal a different Hingham hound—and there’s a good change you may recognize …
Photo by Rei Gunn. September 14, 2021 By Carol Britton Meyer The Town of Hingham will host the Annual Candlelight Vigil at the POW/MIA Memorial on Whitney Wharf at Hingham Harbor Friday, Sept. 17, at 7 p.m., which coincides with the 2021 National POW/MIA Recognition Day. The ceremony will last for about an hour. “This …
September 14, 2021 by Carol Britton Meyer Lifelong Hingham resident Shawn Pierre, 13, is battling Acute Promyelocytic Leukemia, yet he continues to remain in his usual good spirits and his faith in his recovery is strong. After undergoing treatment at Boston Children’s Hospital until last Saturday, Shawn is undergoing outpatient treatment at the Jimmy Fund …
September 13, 2021 by Hilary Jenison (courtesy photos) The annual Mad Love Music Festival is excited to be back and better than in ever in 2021 to once again rock out Hingham’s South Shore Conservatory. Featuring an incredible line up of musicians, food, drinks and activities for the whole family, Mad Love Music Festival is …
September 9, 2021 By Carol Britton Meyer Following the passing of well-loved Hingham resident Justin Teague, 49, last October after a 20-year struggle with colon cancer, his oldest son, Brenden, participated for the first time in the Pan Mass Challenge in early August in his father’s memory, riding his bike and wearing his PMC jersey …
