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South Shore Real Estate: Main St. Hingham home set on almost an acre - Vimarsana News

South Shore Real Estate: Main St. Hingham home set on almost an acre

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

South Shore Real Estate: Historic home in Hingham Center for sale - Vimarsana News

South Shore Real Estate: Historic home in Hingham Center for sale

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

South Shore Real Estate: Spectacular water views grace Hingham home - Vimarsana News

South Shore Real Estate: Spectacular water views grace Hingham home

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.

State law going in effect Jan. 1 targets surprise medical bills - Vimarsana News

State law going in effect Jan. 1 targets surprise medical bills

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 see reports of 'racially charged' posts by students - Vimarsana News

Hingham schools see reports of 'racially charged' posts by students

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.