Hingham Public News Today

This academic neglect puts a huge burden on parents, forcing them to take on what can amount to full-time jobs as advocates for their children, pouring money and time into fights with school districts to get the instruction they need, and often hiring expensive outside help, including lawyers.

The holiday season is a great time to break out the Christmas classics and turn off the streaming devices.

December 4, 2023 Submitted by Paula Nesoff South Shore Community End-of-Life Care concerned citizens invites community members to participate in an Educational Forum on Massachusetts End-of-Life Options Act on Tuesday, December 12, 7-8:30PM at Hingham Library in the Whiton Room. The forum will provide in-depth information, and time for sharing thoughts and questions, as we

The lives of two families from Plymouth and Weymouth are transformed by new Hingham homes built by Habitat for Humanity volunteers.

Barbara Finnegan inspired students, colleagues and friends with her positive outlook and wisdom.

Author and teacher Caroline Kautsire uses many art forms to find her identity and explores cross-cultural differences between Africa and America.

The Spanish preschool program will be the first language immersion program at Hingham Public Schools and will launch in the fall.

Rosie Chirillo recently celebrated 40 years as a crossing guard for the Hingham Public Schools. Rosemary Lane is named for her.

"The Art of Marshall Brem" exhibit at at Hingham Public Library features stained glass work by a local artist.

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