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lwinters May 27, 2020 (submitted by the Hingham Downtown Association) When you finish high school, the main reward — other than the knowledge that you are done, at least until the next round of school — is getting together with classmates, teachers, friends and family members and taking the grand processional to collect that long-awaited diploma. …
Photo courtesy of the NHL May 27, 2020 by Carol Britton Meyer Since March, when Plymouth River School fifth-grade teacher Joan Kilban was first nominated for the National Hockey League and NHL Players’ Association Most Valuable Teacher Award, she has been “floating on a cloud!” she told the Hingham Anchor. Since the recent announcement declaring …
May 27, 2020 The Hingham Democratic Town Committee (DTC) voted unanimously to endorse universal mail-in balloting for 2020’s November general election at its May Meeting. “The Hingham Democratic Town Committee is extremely concerned that the COVID-19 pandemic is threatening the right of Massachusetts voters to safely exercise their right to vote in the November election,” …
Members of the Hingham High School Rowing team assist with Armory spruce-up, including (L-R) Claire Schnorr (HHS ’20, US Naval Academy ’24), Ryan Mulflur (HHS ’20, Hobart College ’24) and Reed Schilb (HHS ’19, US Naval Academy ’23). May 27, 2020 During a recent walk in Hingham, a local neighbor noticed that landscaping around the …
SSC President Kathy Czerny steps down after 14 years at the helm May 27, 2020 South Shore Conservatory (SSC), New England’s largest community school of music and the arts, is pleased to announce the appointment of Karen Geer as SSC’s new president. Geer succeeds Kathy Czerny, who has served as president since 2006 and is retiring …
May 27, 2020 by Carol Britton Meyer Attention, boaters! As the boating season ramps up, there are new COVID-19 regulations for the World’s End mooring field. The town is following all state COVID-19 boating regulations, and at Harbormaster Ken Corson’s recommendation, is taking them a step further on the local level by allowing only 2020 …
May 27, 2020 by Carol Britton Meyer The 2020 Annual Town Meeting will look and feel very different from past years, but Town Moderator Michael Puzo will carry on business as usual when it comes to presenting the warrant articles to voters — who will be seated on the high school football field in accordance …
May 27, 2020 by Carol Britton Meyer A number of town departments are shouldering a heavy workload, even with COVID-19 restrictions in place. Asst. Town Administrator Michelle Monsegur provided an update to the Selectmen last night about a few of those. Over the last two months since town employees have been working remotely, Building Commissioner …
On Duty at Great Lakes Recruit Training command with her father Charles Bradley. Janine (Bradley) Suchecki grew up in Hingham and graduated from HHS in 1995. Janine and her husband Dan are now raising their two children (Charlie 10 and Jack 4) in Hingham, as well. In addition to being a “perpetual volunteer,” as Janine …
May 20, 2020 by Carol Britton Meyer Following release of the state Reopening Advisory Board’s plan yesterday, Hingham’s reopening team is working on a plan of its own to reopen town facilities safely. “We are reviewing the state’s guidance and reaching out to different sectors of Hingham’s economy to educate organizations about the new requirements …