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South Shore Home of the Week: Waterfront condo offers luxury living - Vimarsana News

South Shore Home of the Week: Waterfront condo offers luxury living

Beth Doyle (bdoyle@wickedlocal.com), Maryclare Himmel (Correspondent) Ideally situated at the heart of the vibrant Hingham Shipyard, Brio is a brand-new, 77-unit waterfront luxury condominium community located at 10 Shipyard Drive. Taking its cue from its name, brio, which means enthusiasm, energy, verve and vivacity, the community hosts stylish and sophisticated residences that boast stunning views across Hingham Bay and the Back River to Boston Harbor and the city shimmering in the distance. Brio is located just steps from the ferry, making commuting to Boston or traveling to Logan a breeze...

These stories made headlines in Hingham in 2020 - Vimarsana News

These stories made headlines in Hingham in 2020

Wicked Local This year has been a year like no other. Here are some of the biggest stories from Hingham in 2020: The pandemic comes to Hingham Of course, the coronavirus pandemic drove some of the top headlines this year.  In late March, Hingham dad Jim Bello become the first resident of the town to test positive for COVID-19. He underwent a serious battle against the virus that included being intubated at Massachusetts General Hospital, where he was among the first patients to be placed in the ICU because of the illness. After weeks of hospitalization, he finally tested negative for th...

After a tough year, South Shore restaurants adapt for lean winter months - Vimarsana News

After a tough year, South Shore restaurants adapt for lean winter months

Wicked Local staff South Shore restaurants are doing their best to adapt as they gear up for a long, tough winter, which comes as many are already treading water because of the pandemic. “The restaurant business as a whole has been devastated,” said Paul Wahlberg, a Hingham resident who, in addition to being head chef at Alma Nove in the Hingham Shipyard, owns Wahlbergers with several of his brothers. “Restaurants that have been open for generations have been closed through no fault of their own.” Struggles for the industry In March, the state placed limits on restaurants in an eff...

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