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Just One of 11 Hingham Property Sales Discloses a Price in July

Eleven property deeds were recorded in Hingham from July 17 through Aug. 15, but only one, 106 Fort Hill St., which sold for $671 on July 24 from Lori B. Leo, trustee, to Ryan D. Counihan, disclosed a sale price. That figure also stands as the period's price range and median, since no other

Hingham Clerk Sends Out More Than 3,100 Early Ballots For Primary

Hingham's Town Clerk sent over 3,100 early ballots ahead of the Sept. 1 state primary, officials said Friday. The town urged voters to follow its official vote-by-mail instructions to make sure ballots are counted, the latest update in an ongoing effort to prepare residents for primary …

Tariff Refunds Set To Reach Massachusetts Residents

Massachusetts residents, including those in Hingham, are due automatic tariff refunds after a months-long process that began in February. Hingham Patch reports the payouts mark the last step of a consumer relief effort tied to tariff overcharges, with no action required from eligible re…

Parasite Outbreak Tied To Produce Spreads Across Massachusetts

A parasite outbreak tied to produce continues to spread across Massachusetts this summer, Hingham Patch reports today. The commercial outlet's Aug. 13 newsletter flagged the diarrhea-causing cyclosporiasis illness, pointing readers to state health data and a list of products linked to r…

Hingham Voters To See New Ballot Colors For Sept. 1 Primary

Hingham voters will see new ballot colors and an earlier voting window ahead of the September 1 state primary, Hingham Anchor reports. The change comes as the Hingham Municipal Lighting Plant took over customer service for water and sewer billing from Veolia, affecting Hull and North Co…