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Harbor Development Committee plans May shellfishing education event, eyes summer sponsors.

Harbor Development Committee greenlights May 9 shellfishing education event as Hingham advances toward oyster harvesting. Chaired by Marco Boer and including seven members, the committee approved an event by Mass Oyster at 30 Summer Street and endorsed a high school freshman's Eagle Scout project

Community Preservation Committee recommends $1.86M in grants for town meeting.

Community Preservation Committee approves $1.86 million in grant recommendations for town meeting. Chair Nancy MacDonald and the nine-member committee voted unanimously to recommend eight projects spanning historic preservation, housing, recreation, and administrative costs, allocating $605,487 to

Affordable Housing Trust proposes Lincoln Apartments RFP

Hingham's Affordable Housing Trust outlines plan to convey Lincoln School Apartments to private developer. AHT Chair Jack Falvey presented a warrant article enabling a request for proposals process to find a developer who could renovate and potentially expand the property while maintaining

Zoning Board approves senior center at Bare Cove Park and shipyard patio expansion.

Zoning Board approves Center for Active Living at Bare Cove Park. The board unanimously backed the 26,000-square-foot public building on 5.38 acres off Bare Cove Park Drive, with Chair Robyn Maguire, Regular Member Jed Ruccio, and Associate Member Mario Romania, Jr., finding the use harmonious with

Weir River Estuary Park Committee approves prior minutes, welcomes new member.

Tri-town estuary park panel votes to support Cohasset sidewalk. The Weir River Estuary Park Committee, serving Cohasset, Hingham, and Hull, unanimously approved a letter supporting Cohasset's plan to build sidewalks from the Greek Church to Black Rock Beach, part of broader efforts to improve