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Retirement Board approves $1.1M February payroll, backs system investments.

Hingham Retirement Board unanimously approves February payroll warrant totaling $1.1M and backs current investment strategy. The board approved the monthly payroll of $1,125,470.67 and a cash disbursements warrant of $173,183.46, including $140,951.86 in MTRS transfers and municipal 3(8)(c)

Personnel Board approves warrant article report with modifications.

Personnel Board approves warrant article with modifications. Chair Jack Manning convened the board on February 26 with members Lynn Carroll, Karen Johnson, Andy McElaney, and Courtney Orwig present; HR Director Lisa Campbell and Advisory Committee member Steve Pohl also attended. The board

Development and Industrial Commission approves minutes, annual report, and strategic planning updates.

The Hingham Development and Industrial Commission unanimously approved its 2025 annual report and advanced work on an economic development sites and buildings inventory, with member Katie McHardy using artificial intelligence to format and consolidate sites against ReadyMass 100 criteria. Co-Chair

Hingham Select Board unanimously backs $30 million Center for Active Living

Hingham Select Board unanimously advances $29.9 million Center for Active Living and two civil service departures to Annual Town Meeting.

Hingham School Committee delays FY27 budget vote, weighs larger repair fund

Hingham School Committee held a public hearing on its proposed FY27 operating budget and signaled it will seek a larger extraordinary repair appropriation than the $500,000 currently in a warrant article.