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lwinters Photo courtesy of Dave Sargent March 19, 2020 It is an unfamiliar date for those who try to “cater” to having an awareness of historical dates of military history in our country. I offer this at no fault of their own. It was the date in 1973 when support and combat troops began withdrawing from …
March 17, 2020 Dear Hingham residents and businesses, I wanted to take this opportunity to update you on Town of Hingham municipal operations during this evolving public health emergency. As you know, as of the close of business on March 13, 2020, the Town suspended all non-essential municipal services and shifted staff to remote work …
Submitted by Susan Swords, MD March 16, 2020 “Hold my hand!” I said to my husband as the nurse jabbed a long Q-tip to the top of my nostril and wiggled it around. This past Saturday morning, I was tested for coronavirus. I am a primary care doctor practicing on the South Shore and watched …
Submitted by Michelle Ayer Hello, Hingham Anchor readers. In challenging and uncertain times, we rely on experienced and thoughtful leadership, which is why I have decided to seek re-election to the Hingham School Committee. Serving the community and our schools has been a privilege and I would be honored to continue my service to the …
March 14, 2020 by Carol Britton Meyer Deputy Police Chief David Jones has some simple advice for Hingham citizens during the current coronavirus challenge: “Don’t panic. Use common sense, have good hygiene, remain at a safe distance in your interactions with the public, and limit contact with elderly family members, friends, and neighbors — the …
Submitted by Lynn Barclay Executive Director Hingham Downtown Association March 13, 2020 Our downtown businesses are committed to staying open during these times & they need your support and business. The economic effects of this situation are very real, and we sincerely hope that your support of all local business will empower all to stay …
March 13, 2020 submitted by Hingham Town Moderator, Michael Puzo As all of us deal with the ongoing health emergency flowing from the corona virus and COVID-19, and mindful of the Governor’s order of March 13, 2020 generally prohibiting until further notice gatherings of over 250 people, we do so mindful of Hingham Town Meeting, …
Submitted by Stephanie Gertz March 13, 2020 My name is Stephanie Gertz, and I am so proud to be a candidate for Hingham School Committee. My family lives near Plymouth River School where my daughter is in 5th grade and my son in 3rd. My husband, Steven Weiss, is the Cantor at Congregation Sha’aray Shalom. …
In light of COVID-19 the following local closures or event postponements have occurred. We will continue to update this list as we receive information, please feel free to email info@hinghamanchor.com with any updates. New update from the Hingham Downtown Association: The following stores will be closed until further notice: Kindred (by appointment only) Fig. a …