Erin McDonough, Class of 1982, Speaks At NDA’s 166th Commencement

Submitted by Notre Dame Academy Notre Dame Academy celebrated its 166th Commencement on Friday awarding diplomas to the 98 members of the Class of 2019.  Special recognition was given to valedictorian Katherine Donahue Carroll of Hingham, who is heading to Georgetown University in the fall and salutatorian Marguerite Baron of Scituate who will attend Brown …

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Hingham Memorial Day Ceremony

Submitted by the Hingham Department of Veterans’ Services and the Hingham Veterans’ Council The Town of Hingham Department of Veterans’ Services and the Hingham Veterans’ Council are proud to announce that the Annual Memorial Day Observance will be held Monday, May 27th2019. The Hingham Town Moderator, Michael Puzo, will begin the ceremony promptly at 11:00 a.m. …

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4th of July Parade Float & Vehicle Applications are on line NOW!

Submitted by the Fourth of July Parade Committee REGISTRATION DEADLINE:   SATURDAY, JUNE 15th This year’s 4th of July Parade theme is “Celebrate Hingham’s Natural Beauty.” The Town of Hingham offers residents and surrounding communities access to many beautiful parks and conservation land, open spaces, a beautiful harbor area and waterways, and of course, the chance to …

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Peace Officers’ Memorial Day in Hingham

Submitted by the Hingham Veterans’ Council The Hingham Department of Veterans’ Services, in conjunction with the Veterans’ Council, annually presents our local Police Department with a Memorial Wreath to show our continued support and remembrance. This year a ceremony will be conducted in front of Town Hall at 1 p.m. Wednesday, May 15. The community is invited …

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HHS science teacher runs a good race — and more!

May 19, 2019 by Carol Britton Meyer Hingham High School Science Teacher Livvy Kates competed May 11 in the Ironman 70.3 Gulf Coast, and even more exciting is the fact that she qualified for the World Championship Ironman in Nice, France, next September. The Ironman 70.3 — consisting of a 1.2-mile ocean swim, a 56-mile …

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Hingham Housing Needs Assessment Underway: Some Residents are Struggling

May 16, 2019 by Carol Britton Meyer Even though the Town of Hingham has exceeded the state’s 10 percent affordable housing threshold by 121 units, there’s still work to be done to help meet the housing  needs of its less-affluent citizens, town officials say. Working with housing consultant Karen Sunnarborg, the town is in the …

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Calling All Citizens – Hingham Needs You

Submitted by Michael Puzo, Town Moderator Citizen engagement is at the core of Hingham’s character.  In Hingham, citizens serve on a wide range of on town boards and committees, and new members are always welcome. As we begin this year’s appointment process, the Selectmen and the Moderator will host an Open House at Town Hall …

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Cabaret will return with a 2020 show; fundraiser coming up soon

May 15, 2019 by Carol Britton Meyer The show will go on! The popular “Cabaret” variety show, a fundraiser for Hingham Community Center, will return in early 2020, much to the delight of past Cabaret performers and audiences. The show had been produced for the past 50-plus years when the heat went off in the …

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Notre Dame Academy Celebrates 166th Commencement on MAY 17, Erin McDonough, Class of 1982 to Speak

For its 166th Commencement Exercises, Notre Dame Academy welcomes  Erin McDonough, Senior Vice President, Strategic Communication and Chief Communication Officer at Brigham and Women’s Hospital and a graduate from the Class of 1982, to address the Class of 2019. Erin drives comprehensive communication and marketing activities, advancing the Brigham’s mission and bringing stories of inspirational …

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