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Anderson: Conservation groups, legislators mourn Helland, driver of environment policy

It s unclear whether John Helland knew who Max Weber was or that Weber, a German sociologist who died in 1920, developed the first modern theory of bureaucracies. Weber argued that bureaucracies are the most efficient way to organize human activity, and Helland, who spent nearly four decades laboring in Minnesota s Capitol, likely would concede if asked that his career had been that of a bureaucrat, and proudly so. Helland, who died June 27 at age 76, and others like him in government, are the dutiful and smart ones who write the laws and policies that legislators oftentimes can only imagine. Considered nearly as kin by many legislators during his 38 years as a chief researcher and policy analyst in the Minnesota House, Helland was the gold standard of reliability, said Rick Hansen, chairman of the House Environment and Natural Resources Finance and Policy Committee.

Hingham school superintendent discusses departure, impact of pandemic

Hingham superintendent says departure has "never been more difficult"

Hingham School Committee forms group to seek interim superintendent

HIngham's Foster Elementary principal resigns for Duxbury position

Wicked Local Foster Elementary School Principal Beth Wilcox resigned on Thursday, exactly a week after Hingham schools Superintendent Paul Austin announced his resignation, according to a statement from the Hingham School Committee, sent to families Friday afternoon.  Wilcox accepted a position as interim assistant superintendent with Duxbury schools, the statement indicated. Wilcox could not be reached for comment as of Friday afternoon. Former Principal at Hingham s East Elementary School Tony Keady resigned about a month ago, and also took a position with Duxbury Public Schools.  While these changes may feel unsettling, it is important to know that this is not unusual, the school committee wrote in an email.  In the aftermath of the pandemic, leadership changes are happening in school districts across the country, and even in a normal year, summer is the time when they typically happen.