November 13, 2025 by Derby St Shops Members earn points, perks, and festive surprises all season long There’s a new reason to love spending time at Derby Street Shops. From its dynamic mix of shops and restaurants to its family-friendly events and experiences, every visit now earns rewards with the Derby Street Insider App. Here’s why downloading …
November 12, 2025 by Nina Wellford, Friends of Old Ship Meeting House Last September, Old Ship had the honor of hosting legendary documentarian Ken Burns as speaker in the annual Virginia Tay Memorial Lecture. We were thrilled to introduce him to Hingham’s Meeting House, built in 1681 and the only Puritan meeting house from the …
November 12, 2025 By Carol Britton Meyer The Stand Up Speak Out (SUSO) group continues to attract new supporters, as evidenced by the 4,100 people who turned out to protest at the No Kings Day #2 rally at Hingham Bathing Beach Oct. 18, with the line stretching for a quarter mile. “We joined and collaborated …
November 10, 2025 by South Shore Conservatory South Shore Conservatory (SSC) presents “South Shore Holiday Pops” featuring the Atlantic Symphony Orchestra (ASO) on Sunday, December 14, 3:00 pm at the Scituate Performing Arts Center, 606 Chief Justice Cushing Highway in Scituate. “This year, South Shore Conservatory is starting our own holiday tradition,” said SSC Artistic …
November 10, 2025 Submitted by NDA This year’s FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) is generating excitement nationwide, and the Cou-gears, the robotics team from Notre Dame Academy is making great progress as they gear up for the first qualifying round. The FTC is known for its emphasis on STEM education, teamwork, gracious professionalism, and innovation. For this all-girls team, the …
November 5, 2025 Submitted by Amanda Cease On Saturday, Cardinal Cushing Centers had its 3rd annual Cushing Fun Run – an inclusive 1-mile walk/run/wheelchair event that helps raise money for programs that support individuals with intellectual disabilities. People from around the South Shore, many in costume, came to walk, run, or simply cheer on the …
November 5, 2025 Submitted by Izzy Gilmartin Stand Up Speak Out, a local, predominantly South Shore, protest group made up of concerned residents/citizens conducted a recent poll in their newsletter. The poll resulted with the Stand Up Speak Out crowd overwhelmingly voting to reflect their desire to be involved in assisting those who are, more …
November 4, 2025 Submitted by Crystal Kelly On Thursday November 6th the South Shore Democratic Caucus Federal PAC is holding its “Halfway to the Midterm Election” event at 7 pm at the South Shore Country Club. Special guests include Congressman Stephen Lynch, Massachusetts Lieutenant Governor Kim Driscoll, Secretary of the Commonwealth William Galvin and MassDems State Committee Chair, …
November 4, 2025 Submitted by The Sweeney Family Hingham High School junior Lila Sweeney has taken on many opponents since starting the game of basketball in first grade. For the second year, Sweeney is taking on a fierce off-court opponent: cancer. This weekend, she will participate in the A Shot for Life (ASFL) Gauntlet, a 24-hour basketball event …
November 3, 2205 By Carol Britton Meyer Alexandra Slater’s latest novel, “The Messy Years “ – set against the backdrop of her hometown of Hingham – is a heartfelt, humorous, and honest portrait of friendship during the painful years of adulting. The “messy years” generally refers to a period of life – often encountered in …
