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'Threatening' call prompts police presence at Hingham Pride event - Vimarsana News

'Threatening' call prompts police presence at Hingham Pride event

Rev. Ken Read-Brown, of the Old Ship Church, said his congregation received an 'angry and threatening' call about its support of the LGBTQ community.

Local briefs: Jazz bash in Quincy, teddy bear tea party in Plymouth - Vimarsana News

Local briefs: Jazz bash in Quincy, teddy bear tea party in Plymouth

A roundup of community events, including a jazz bash in Quincy, a teddy bear tea party in Plymouth and a teen art exhibit in Randolph.

The Abyssinian Meeting House Restoration: Presentation Announced at First Parish - Vimarsana News

The Abyssinian Meeting House Restoration: Presentation Announced at First Parish

Pam Cummings, President of the Board of The Abyssinian Meeting House, will speak at 10 a.m. on Sunday, June 19, at First Parish Unitarian Universalist, 425 Congress St. Cummings will discuss the history and restoration of the meeting house.

Tradition renewed: Little Miss/Young Miss Dorchester are back - Vimarsana News

Tradition renewed: Little Miss/Young Miss Dorchester are back

Jha’Niyla Tinker, 2019’s Little Miss Dorchester, and Angie McGrath, that year’s Young Miss Dorchester, likely hold the distinction of having served in their roles for the longest of any Young Miss or Little Miss. As the girls entered the First Parish Church on May 21, a flood of memories from 2019 came rushing back – thoughts of a neighborhood tradition before Covid-19 that

Column: York Town Hall records vault is home to priceless gems of history - Vimarsana News

Column: York Town Hall records vault is home to priceless gems of history

York's Town Hall is at its core over 200 years in age, dating from the presidency of James Madison, the fourth President of the United States.