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CPC hears final pitches on six preservation projects totaling $2.06 million in requests.

Community Preservation Committee hears final presentations on six grant applications totaling $2.06 million. Chair Nancy MacDonald and eight members heard pitches from the Historical Commission ($30,300 for Iron Horse statue restoration), Veterans Services ($160,000 for elevator replacement), the

Board of Health approves Old Derby mixed-use subdivision

The Hingham Board of Health unanimously approved a preliminary subdivision plan for a 104-acre mixed-use development at Old Derby Street. The nine-lot project, represented by Bristol Brothers Development Corp. and Attorney Jeff Tocchio, will include a fitness center, restaurants, retail, hotel and

Select Board approves Vitamin Sea license, HCAL cost update, new ARPA portal designee

Hingham Select Board unanimously approved licenses and administrative actions at its January meeting. The board granted a one-day wine and malt beverages license to Vitamin Sea Brewing for an event at Weir River Farm on January 10 and designated Assistant Town Administrator for Finance Katie Dugan

Recreation Commission approves prior minutes, reviews summer staffing.

The Hingham Recreation Commission unanimously approved prior minutes and reviewed winter programs and capital projects. Chair Vicki Donlan reported indoor pickleball launching this month and summer camp applications closing February 5, with required July 4 Road Race participation for counselors 16

Country Club panel approves donation requests, advances pool bid phase.

Country Club Management Committee approves donations, advances capital projects. The South Shore Country Club reported December revenue of $173,967.22 against expenses of $135,622.01, a $79,516.30 increase from December 2024 driven by early golf permit payments, according to Executive Director