Joel Barnes
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Three fun high school sports MVP traditions, from hard hats to paddles
These sports traditions fire up the players and motivate them to achieve the highest level of success on the ice, the court and in life. → Read More
Teachers rally: 'Settle this contract and do right by Quincy educators'
With contract negotiations still ongoing, the Quincy Education Association held a rally and parent meeting on Thursday. → Read More
The Farmer's Almanac was off this year on the South Shore. What does it say about spring?
The Farmers' Almanac has published long-ranged detailed predictions for the past 205 years. Here is the editor's prediction for spring 2023. → Read More
Hingham Arts Alliance fundraiser to help 'support, advocate' for local artists
The newly formed Hingham Arts Alliance will host its first "pARTy for the Arts" fundraiser on Saturday, March 11. → Read More
Hingham author reflects on journey from Chicago's South Side to the South Shore
Hingham author Jerald Walker discusses his award-winning book, 'How to Make a Slave,' essays about Black life in America and on the South Shore. → Read More
Their $3 million Hingham home burned to the ground. Then, they did something incredible.
The Cutter family in Hingham established The Cut Fire Fund to help families in the aftermath of fire after they lost their home last year. → Read More
Norwell resident plans walk from California to Florida to 'give a face to autism'
Norwell resident Mike McKenna, whose son is autistic, will walk across America to raise money and awareness for autism education. → Read More
'We're very excited': Lincoln Day to celebrate Hingham's rich history
The 46th annual Lincoln Day will return to Hingham on Feb. 11 to celebrate the lives of General Benjamin Lincoln and President Abraham Lincoln. → Read More
Plymouth's Mayflower Brewing sails into its 15th year with big beer bash Saturday
The Plymouth microbrewery will celebrate its 15th anniversary on Jan. 28 with a big party and lots of beer, naturally. → Read More
Martin Luther King Jr. to be honored at local events
These local events on the South Shore will be held to celebrate the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. → Read More
Weymouth teacher, actress and author draws on multicultural upbringing for new book
Author and teacher Caroline Kautsire uses many art forms to find her identity and explores cross-cultural differences between Africa and America. → Read More
Hingham to launch Spanish immersion pilot program for preschoolers this fall
The Spanish preschool program will be the first language immersion program at Hingham Public Schools and will launch in the fall. → Read More
World War I medals among items stolen from Hingham condominium after Christmas
Several expensive and sentimental items were stolen from a Hingham condo shortly after Christmas, police say. → Read More
Singer/songwriter Chelsea Berry will kick off Hingham's Dead of Winter Arts Series
Chelsea Berry, Matt Cusson, Jabari Asim and Alysia Abbott will headline the annual Dead of Winter Arts Series in Hingham beginning Jan. 7. → Read More
'Payoff will be worth it': Local hikers to summit 6 peaks in 6 days to fight Alzheimer's
In June 2023, 36 hikers will climb the highest peak in each of the six New England states in six days to raise money for families affected by Alzheimer’s. → Read More
From solar power to water use, Hingham is looking toward the future of climate change
A Hingham committee has prepared a first draft of its Climate Action Plan, which includes recommendations on solar, electric cars and more → Read More
Newsmaker: Ice sculptor wows crowds on South Shore, across New England
Ice sculptor Donald Chappelle recently grabbed the attention of onlookers at Hingham’s annual Christmas in the Square celebration. → Read More
'A big step forward': Group works to open fitness, wellness center at Hingham High
Hingham Sports Partnership, a nonprofit, has launched a $1.5 million fundraising campaign to create "The Dock" at Hingham High. → Read More
Colonial story time in Hingham brings history to life with books, dancing, music
The Hingham Historical Society teaches kids about history through books, music and dancing during Colonial Story Time. → Read More
Hingham high, middle school students set to stage 'The Music Man' starting Thursday
The Hingham Public Schools Fine Arts Department and Hingham High Drama Program will put on four shows of “The Music Man” starting Thursday, Dec. 1. → Read More