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Sports

Plymouth River School Basketball Pavilion Closed for Repairs

The Hingham School Committee learned this week that the basketball pavilion at Plymouth River School has been closed to both recreational and school use after an engineering inspection flagged structural concerns, pending a full rehab the Recreation Commission hopes to bring to town meeting.

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Government

Hingham weighs updates to wetland regulations

Hingham's Conservation Commission is proposing updates to the town's Wetland Regulations, with a final hearing anticipated Nov. 2. The changes include reorganization, new definitions and revised floodplain rules, drafted with help from the Horsley Witten Group.

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Government

Hingham tax bills due Nov. 2

The Town of Hingham announced Oct. 22 that FY2027 second quarter real estate and personal property tax bills are due Monday, Nov. 2, with several payment options available.

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Government

Hingham details plans for Oct. 29 town meeting

The Town of Hingham announced logistics for the town meeting on Oct. 29 at Hingham High School, covering check-in, parking, shuttles, childcare and accessibility accommodations.

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Town News

Sidewalk work set for two Cushing Street intersections

Hingham Public Works announced that crews will make sidewalk improvements and ADA-compliance upgrades on Oct. 26 at the intersections of Cushing Street with Ward Street and Pioneer Road. Residents are asked to use caution walking or driving through the area.

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Government

Hingham sets dates for early ballot processing sessions

The Town of Hingham announced Oct. 21 that it will open and deposit early voted ballots at Town Hall on five dates starting Oct. 25, with no results released until after polls close Nov. 3.

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