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lwinters November 20, 2021 by Carol Britton Meyer Paper Source, a premiere paper store focused on creating experiences that “spark delight and foster more thoughtful connection,” now displays a wide variety of products inside the Barnes & Noble at Derby Street Shops. The Hingham store is the first to fully launch a Paper Source shop-in-shop experience, …
November 10, 2021 by Dawn Murray Photos by St. John’s Hingham Holiday Boutique The Annual St. John’s Hingham Holiday Boutique is BACK for 2021 for its 21st year! Same day, same place, same high-end ONE STOP SHOPPING for ALL of your holiday needs! The ‘Holiday Boutique’ is a beloved Hingham tradition and the premier shopping …
A historic tree came crashing down outside Rory Early’s Hingham home, knocking out power to the neighborhood. November 2, 2021 by Ally Donnelly Rory Earley was bailing out her finished basement with a Halloween candy bucket. “I opened up the garage door and it was like a tsunami of water just flowing out,” she said. …
Staff Photo October 29,2021 by Carol Britton Meyer As of Friday morning, about 250 Hingham customers remained without power, down from about 6,500 on Wednesday, according to a recent Town of Hingham News Flash. Hingham Municipal Lighting Plant crews will be working until midnight tonight, Friday, and will continue to work over the weekend. The …
Phyllis Chapman in 2020 at her 103rd birthday celebration October 28, 2021 by Carol Britton Meyer Two vibrant women — both centenarians with strong ties to Hingham — were recognized by Select Board Chair Joseph Fisher Tuesday night on the occasion of their “special birthdays.” Neither participated in the remote board meeting, but each will …
Photo by Joshua Ross Photography October 28, 2021 by Carol Britton Meyer Hingham experienced gusts of wind as high as 70 m.p.h. on Wednesday, lasting from approximately 2 a.m. until late in the afternoon. “The result of these winds was an historic amount of tree damage,” Hingham Municipal Lighting Plant General Manager Thomas Morahan told …
October 26, 2021 by Carol Britton Meyer Commissioner of Education Jeffrey Riley this week extended the statewide public schools mask mandate through at least Jan. 15, 2022. The masks are required indoors — except when eating or drinking and during mask breaks — with some exceptions. Masks must be worn on school busses. This decision …
October 26, 2021 by Laura Winters Hingham resident Joanna Dutra of The Creative Confidant will be a keynote speaker alongside NBC News Anchor JC Monahan for the sold-out South Shore Conference for Women on Thursday October 28th at the Marriott Boston Quincy. This annual conference aims to inspire, connect, motivate, and move women through every …
John Serafini October 26, 2021 by Ally Donnelly Hingham’s John Serafini is the CEO of a company called HawkEye 360. It’s a radio frequency and data analytics firm that uses space-based satellites to detect, locate and analyze data from devices like walkie-talkies, satellite phones and radar. Clients include the US government, some of its allies …
Margaret Spalluzzi was among many other young women who served as welders such as these during World War II October 25, 2021 by Carol Britton Meyer Kingston resident Margaret Spalluzzi was among the many young women who worked at Hingham Shipyard during World War II as a welder, helping to build more than 200 ships …