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The Hingham Police Association served hundreds of senior citizens lunch on Thursday afternoon at the South Shore Country Club. Hingham Police Chief Michael Peraino said the department does it every year around Christmas to strengthen the relationship between the police department and the town's senior citizens. "We have a very close relationship with the seniors here in Hingham and it makes us feel so good to be able to do this because for a lot of these seniors, this is the only time all year they get to see each other," Peraino said. Thursday marked the 29th anniversary of the Hingham Police Association Senior Citizen Luncheon and Kilby Street resident Patricia Laliberte said she looks forward to it every year. "It's just a fantastic event for all the seniors," Laliberte said. " So many of us eat alone and this lunch is a great chance to get together with friends." Mary Vaughn of South Hingham was very appreciative of the annual lunch as she ate salad with some her closest friends and neighbors. "The officers in this town are just wonderful," Vaughn said. "We really couldn't live without them." Approximately 325 seniors from all over town were present at the lunch; one of the largest turnouts Chief Peraino has seen. "We love doing this for them and they really appreciate it," Peraino said. Members of the Police Department strapped on  aprons  over their uniforms and joined volunteers and crossing guards in serving the hundreds of seniors food, drink and coffee and tea.

The Hingham Police Association served hundreds of senior citizens lunch on Thursday afternoon at the South Shore Country Club.

Hingham Police Chief Michael Peraino said the department does it every year around Christmas to strengthen the relationship between the police department and the town’s senior citizens. “We have a very close relationship with the seniors here in Hingham and it makes us feel so good to be able to do this because for a lot of these seniors, this is the only time all year they get to see each other,” Peraino said.

Thursday marked the 29th anniversary of the Hingham Police Association Senior Citizen Luncheon and Kilby Street resident Patricia Laliberte said she looks forward to it every year. “It’s just a fantastic event for all the seniors,” Laliberte said. “ So many of us eat alone and this lunch is a great chance to get together with friends.”

Mary Vaughn of South Hingham was very appreciative of the annual lunch as she ate salad with some her closest friends and neighbors. “The officers in this town are just wonderful,” Vaughn said. “We really couldn’t live without them.”

Approximately 325 seniors from all over town were present at the lunch; one of the largest turnouts Chief Peraino has seen. “We love doing this for them and they really appreciate it,” Peraino said.

Members of the Police Department strapped on  aprons  over their uniforms and joined volunteers and crossing guards in serving the hundreds of seniors food, drink and coffee and tea.

Hingham Police officers put on the aprons on Thursday to serve hundreds of senior citizens lunch at the South Shore Country Club.