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Conservation Commission approves dock, home additions, and two Orders of Conditions.

Conservation Commission approves two Orders of Conditions and issues three Certificates of Compliance. The commission closed hearings for a residential dock at 55 Whiton Avenue and a home rebuild at 25 Arnold Road, both issued full Orders of Conditions, and closed a second hearing on 443 Cushing

Library, Fire present $1.97M in capital requests

Capital Outlay Committee reviews $1.97M in capital requests. Library Director Linda Harper presented $164,375 in requests plus a $1.3 million chiller replacement proposal for a system installed in 1999-2000; a separate $511,000 estimate for five air handling units was also discussed, pending

Lincoln School Apartments Eyes Developer Partnership for Renovations

Hingham Affordable Housing Trust pursues developer partnership for Lincoln School Apartments. Trust Chair Jack Falvey presented a proposal for the Select Board to seek a Town Meeting warrant article authorizing lease or sale of the property to a for-profit or nonprofit developer to fund capital

Hingham School Committee ratifies bus driver contract, names permanent assistant superintendent

Hingham School Committee unanimously ratified a 2026-2029 contract with bus and van drivers and permanently appointed Erica Pard as assistant superintendent at its December 15 meeting.

Hingham School Committee ratifies bus driver contract, names permanent assistant superintendent

Hingham School Committee unanimously ratified a 2026-2029 contract with bus and van drivers and permanently appointed Erica Pard as assistant superintendent at its December 15 meeting.