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lwinters Sunday, September 27, 2020, Hingham Weekly Weather Report by Meteorologist Michael Page Presented by: Hingham Jewelers Even though fall officially started last week, summer-like weather isn’t giving up just yet. That’s one of the major things you’ll notice about our weather this week. Unsplash/Timothy Eberly 1. Week Starts Muggy, Ends Cool The first half of the …
Brian Houlihan, owner of The Trident Galley & Raw Bar at the Hingham Shipyard, and Lenny’s Hideaway (Cohasset) co-owner Stephanie Burke advocate for aid for struggling restaurant owners outside the State House this week. Courtesy photo September 25, 2020 by Carol Britton Meyer Brian Houlihan, owner of the Trident Galley & Raw Bar at the …
Photo by Joshua Ross Photography September 22, 2020 by Carol Britton Meyer Following eight days of remote learning for most students, the Hingham Public Schools reopening plan will move to Phase II — the hybrid model, which is a combination of remote and in-person learning — next Monday, Sept. 28, barring unforeseen circumstances, Supt. of …
Photo by Joshua Ross Photography September 20, 2020 by Carol Britton Meyer A surprise drive-by parade in honor of longtime Senior Center employee Laurie Cosman, who is retiring after 23 years of service to Hingham’s older citizens, brought a big smile to her face as fellow staff members, volunteers, and other well-wishers passed by her …
Anne Condon chooses one of 100 donated masks from Lincoln School Apartment’s Board member David Ellison. September 18, 2020 by Carol Britton Meyer As a way of continuing to give back to the community, HinghamLink this morning provided 100 face masks to Lincoln Apartments residents, who were happy and grateful to receive them. “The bottom …
Photo by Lynn Karo “I’m grateful that a group of local investors approached me to do something unique. We’re not ready to disclose the details, but I am incredibly committed to this community, which has done so much for me.” September 18, 2020 by Carol Britton Meyer James Wood, known as “Woody” to his many …
September 16, 2020 by Carol Britton Meyer The Massachusetts Department of Public Health reported 16 new COVID-19 cases in Hingham as of today, Sept. 16, moving the town from the “gray” category (less than five reported cases within the last 14 days as of Sept. 10) to the moderate-risk “yellow” category, due to 24 reported …
Photo by Joshua Ross Photography September 2, 2020 by Laura Harper Winters We’ve all experienced those frustrating moments in life when we think, “there HAS to be a better way to do this.” Hinghamite, Peter Dolphin, turned that moment into an opportunity. Dolphin, who has over 30 years of experience in the medical billing field, …
September 16, 2020 by Carol Britton Meyer Legal C Bar at 96 Derby St. is the latest restaurant to be granted permission to offer expanded outdoor dining, with the accompanying serving of alcohol, under a COVID-19 expedited permitting process. This provides eating establishments, if approved by the local licensing authority — in this case, the …
September 12, 2020 Submitted by June Gustafson, President, Hingham Education Association To Members of the Hingham Community, As president of the Hingham Education Association (HEA), I keep hearing that the HEA is creating a roadblock to the reopening of our schools. This is simply not true! What we all want is the safest return to …