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Commission approves chimney removal, continues major Main Street renovation review

Hingham's Historic Districts Commission unanimously approved removal of a non-original chimney from 160 South Street in the Lincoln Historic District Extension, with the work to be completed consistent with specifications dated December 22, 2025. The commission also voted unanimously to approve

Trust votes to send warrant article on Lincoln School Apartments

Hingham Affordable Housing Trust advances warrant article on Lincoln School Apartments. The trust voted four to zero to submit the article to the Select Board, which would authorize the board to sell, lease, or convey the 86 Central Street property for community housing purposes and to impose an

Foster School building committee approves invoices, targets spring closeout

Foster Elementary School Building Committee approves $17,994 in invoices, moving toward spring closeout. The committee unanimously authorized PMA Consultants Invoice 56 for $13,538 and Bacon Construction Pay Request 31 for $4,456.37 during its January 14 meeting. Designer Gene Raymond reported that

Route 3A Task Force approves warrant article for state land-use legislation.

Route 3A Task Force unanimously supports warrant article for state land-use legislation. Chair Judy Sneath and members approved the Article 97 effort for Annual Town Meeting 2026, which would authorize the Select Board to advance the proposal at the State level. GM2 engineer Eric Carlson reported

Hingham boards preview Lincoln School Apartments renovation and possible expansion plans.

Hingham Affordable Housing Trust and Lincoln Apartments Board preview renovation and expansion plans. At the January 14 joint meeting, Affordable Housing Trust Chair Jack Falvey presented the current condition of Lincoln School Apartments and stated the Town is considering conveying the property to