Maintaining downtown Hingham’s vibrancy amid successes and challenges

May 8, 2025 by Carol Britton Meyer Hingham Downtown Association Executive Director Amy Brown maintains a positive outlook about the continuing vitality of downtown Hingham. “I see some really exciting new stores, new concepts, and a diversity of interesting, unique offerings during a time when shopping at the big box stores and huge conglomerates is …

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Calling All Citizens – Hingham Needs You

May 7, 2025 By The Town of Hingham Citizen engagement and voluntarism are at the core of Hingham’s character.  As with our commitment to Open Town Meeting, ours is a community where citizens assume the responsibilities of self-governance by serving on Town boards and committees. The Town of Hingham website is the perfect place to …

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Way Back Wednesday: Postcard, Maryknoll Seminary built 1964

May 7, 2025 by Geri Duff When Maryknoll Seminary opened in 1964 it had room for 50 brothers. When it closed in the 1980s, there were only 20 brothers left. The Tower to the left of the front lawn held three bells. In August of 1999 during the dismantling of the building, the top bell was sent …

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Hingham High grads’ short film is ‘a love letter to Hingham’

May 6, 2025 By Carol Britton Meyer Kyra McConnell, Casey Hussey, and Sarah Allen — enthusiastic participants in Hingham Public Schools arts offerings before they graduated several years ago — will be directing, producing, and shooting their original short film, “Wunderkind,” at various locations around town in mid-July. “This project is truly a love letter …

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Linden Ponds Tutoring Program Offers a World of Opportunities

May 5, 2025 by Linden Ponds Betty McIntyre and Mimi FitzGerald, residents of Linden Ponds, an Erickson Senior Living community in Hingham, Mass., recently helped make a staff member’s dream come true. For nearly a year, they worked with Sandra Brandao, a member of the housekeeping staff, as she studied for her U.S. citizenship test. …

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