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The Rebuilding of the Old Colony Railroad
by Virginia Michaud and
Charles Meyer
If you would like to present a story for publication or learn how to produce one, please contact Charlie Meyer by cell phone: 781-630-0938 or by email: meyermedia@mac.com
Hingham needs to respond more creatively to economic changes and challenges coalescing worldwide. High costs and limited resources have people everywhere rethinking the design of housing, transportation and energy usage.
Photo by Virginia Michaud
The Third Annual Arts Walk attracted many visitors and artists to Hingham Square. Take a look at some of the action! Events planned for the coming months? Go to
Christmas in Hingham Square
The Classic 2008 Video
Hingham Cabaret
Free Boating Courses
The Hingham Harbormaster Dept, in partnership with the Weymouth Harbormaster Dept and the Massachusetts Environmental Police, will be presenting two Basic Boating Safety Courses at no cost to the public. These courses are designed for persons of all ages, regardless of boating skill.
These courses are federally approved, and course completion will allow persons to legally operate a boat in states that require completion of a Basic Boating Safety Course. Everyone who completes a course will be issued a Basic Boating Safety Certificate. Completion of a course by persons between 12 and 16 years of age will allow them to operate a motorboat without adult supervision. In addition, some insurance companies offer policy discounts for customers that complete a Basic Boating Safety Course.
The courses are taught at the Hingham High School Room 124, located at 17 Union St. Hingham.
Each course is three Wednesdays for class time and one Saturday for testing.
For more information and to sign up contact;
Mark Brennan at the Hingham Harbormaster office (781) 741-1450
By email – brennanm@hingham-ma.com
Paul Milone Weymouth Harbormaster office (781) 682-6109
Massachusetts Environmental Police at (508) 759-0002
Hingham Farmers Market Organizational Meeting
The Hingham Farmers Market will hold an organizational meeting to discuss the 2009 season this Saturday, March 21st at the Hingham Public Library, 66 Leavitt Street, Hingham. The meeting is open to the general public and will be held in the Whiton Room beginning at 10:00am.
For further information, please contact: Mark Cullings, 781-856-5358
Video Tour of The New School
April 2009
Road work in Hingham Square
July 29, 2009
Dredging Hingham Harbor