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January 10, 2024 By Glen Mangurian Some say the Hingham Journal is on “life support”. Others say it has drifted into a weekly with no clear identity and very little local news. Whatever the case, there is no debate that the Journal has been replaced by the Hingham Anchor for everything Hingham. The Hingham Anchor has followed

Boasting panoramic water views, this spectacular custom home is set on an acre-plus lot overlooking idyllic Sanctuary Cove Pond and the Weir River.

A sense of privacy and tranquility distinguishes this 2-acre Hingham property overlooking Hingham Harbor and the pastoral landscape of World’s End.

This stunning Hingham Center home is situated on a nearly 7-acre wooded lot resplendent with lush landscaping and a sense of privacy and tranquility.

Contemporary style and gracious elegance distinguish this exceptional Hingham home overlooking the water in the impressive Crow Point neighborhood.

Renovated in 2022, this stately Main St. antique Colonial in Hingham’s Glad Tidings Historic District blends modern convenience with timeless details.

Located in the heart of the Hingham Center business district, this stately home has been meticulously maintained and beautifully preserved.

Elegantly updated, this Crow Point home offers water views from nearly every room as well as a private backyard oasis with a heated saltwater pool.

WHAT: A Massachusetts consumer-protection law going into effect Jan. 1 targets balance billing- or surprise billing- when insured patients receive unanticipated charges because they unknowingly accepted services from a provider who does not accept their insurance. "When a patient receives care from an out-of-network provider, the insurer may pay nothing,...

Hingham schools are seeing an increase in reports of racially charged comments and posts made by students on social media, Superintendent Dr. Gary Maestas said in a statement.