Wheel of Austen Coming to Ames Chapel

Feb. 29, 2020 Jane Austen novels are pretty buttoned up, with lots of agonizing about potential suitors and worries about social norms. But what if you could shake things up and, er, rewrite Austen’s works to suit today’s sensibilities? You’ll have the chance to throw all sense and sensibility out the window on Saturday, March …

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Lincoln Building now fully leased: Two new shops moving in soon!

Feb. 28, 2020 by Carol Britton Meyer There’s exciting news for downtown Hingham! Two vibrant shops — Sarra and MAHI GOLD — will occupy the remaining retail space in the Lincoln Building this spring. “We’re super-excited. The building is now 100 percent leased,” said Charlene Flynn of TLC Real Estate, who owns the building with …

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It’s Not a Zombie Apocalypse, But…

February 28, 2019 by Katherine Bennett Hingham is a town that maintains a triple A bond rating because we have a long history of doing our homework and planning for the unexpected. Having a high level of confidence in municipal government is a luxury that none of us should take for granted in this era …

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Hingham Officers Brave Icy Atlantic in Support of Special Olympics Athletes

Feb. 27, 2020 Every year, Special Olympics Massachusetts’ “brrrrrravest” supporters gather together at Nantasket Beach to raise money for individuals with intellectual disabilities. In an effort to make a lasting difference in the lives of thousands of Special Olympics athletes, six Hingham Police Officers will be joining the plunge.  Chief Olsson will be braving the …

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Is Your Kid’s Summer Camp Licensed?

Recreational Camps for Children in Hingham Submitted by the Hingham Health Department It’s that time of year that summer camp plans are starting to be made and there are many great options in Hingham. If you are considering sending your child to a camp this summer, we urge you to look beyond the brochure and …

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“Guys and Dolls” Coming in April to the Hingham Civic Music Stage

February 18, 2020 submitted by Roy Harris Hingham Civic Music Theatre is bringing “Guys and Dolls” to Town Hall’s Sanborn Auditorium in April. And director Steve Dooner has loaded the Broadway classic with South Shore actors who revere its Frank Loesser songs and Damon Runyonesque story of New York’s ‘40s-era gambling underworld. From its opening “Fugue …

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