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lwinters May 3, 2019 courtesy of HPD A resident saw a man attempt to enter an unlocked car in his driveway overnight. The resident scared him away before anything was taken. On Friday, May 2, 2019 at 12:15am a resident on Bel Air Drive noticed his driveway motion light turned on. He saw a car had …
Are you still looking for an enriching and exciting camp opportunity for your child? Summer Ink, an adventure-based writing camp, still has a few spots left in its 2019 program. About the program: Led by Hingham native, Rosamund Conroy, Summer Ink is an adventure and writing day camp based at Simmons University. Our program is …
On Tuesday, April 30, 2019, the HHS Class of 2021 visited Grand Army of The Republic (GAR) Hall for Sophomore History Field Day for the 10th Annual event Special speakers included WWII veteran Hank Maude, Korea War veteran Herm Messmer, Vietnam War veteran Jack Darrow, Desert Storm Veteran Joachim Borowski, Operation Iraqi Freedom mother-daughter veteran …
Hingham Youth Cheer is a great town sport that combines cheering, dancing, stunting and tumbling for all Hingham residents ages 2nd to 8th grade. The Cheer program is over 20 years old and is still growing and improving each year. This year, the cheer program is strongly moving towards more focus on the benefits of …
It has been a busy week for HHS athletics as they try to catch up on several recent rain outs: BASEBALL HHS baseball improved to 4-4 on the season after a statement victory over previously undefeated Whitman-Hanson on May 1. Andrew Snape pitched a complete game shutout while also driving in the winning run with …
South Shore Habitat for Humanity (http://sshabitat.org), which has delivered quality housing in partnership with families in need for over 32 years, has announced a new construction project on Whiting Street in Hingham. In collaboration with the Affordable Housing Trust and the Town of Hingham, South Shore Habitat for Humanity has started the permitting process for …
May 1, 2019 by Carol Britton Meyer Last night’s Selectmen’s meeting was brief but productive. Selectman Mary Power and newly elected board member Joseph Fisher, who ran unopposed for former Selectmen Chairman Paul Healey’s seat in Saturday’s election, voted in favor of Selectman Karen Johnson stepping into the chairman role. “I appreciate the honor of …
By Lynn Barclay, Executive Director of the Hingham Downtown Association. The Hingham Downtown Association is hosting a Mother’s Day event with live music and shopping specials to spoil Mom in Downtown Hingham on Saturday, May 11, featuring live music and a gift with purchase promotion. The Band “Not Today” is comprised of six teen musicians and two …