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Select Board approves 2026 Annual Town Meeting Warrant.

The Hingham Select Board unanimously adopted and signed the 2026 Annual Town Meeting Warrant, which Town Administrator Tom Mayo said reflects months of work compiled from all votes and comments and is ready for printing and mailing to registered voters. Chair Bill Ramsey, along with members Liz

Hingham Select Board unanimously signs 2026 Annual Town Meeting Warrant

Hingham Select Board signs the 2026 Annual Town Meeting Warrant in an eight-minute session.

Commission approves LoopNet site inventory tool, eyes tourism transit options.

Hingham Development and Industrial Commission unanimously backs LoopNet site inventory platform. Art Robert, staff member, presented the web-based tool designed to list available land and buildings, to be linked to the town's development and economic pages. The 24-month pilot will be fully funded

Board Sets May 28 Deadline for Chief Justice Highway

Hingham Health Board sets May 28 deadline for property compliance or vacate order. The Board voted unanimously to require 156 Chief Justice Cushing Highway to submit proof of environmental and health code compliance by May 7, with a vacate and secure order effective May 28 if requirements are not

Advisory Committee backs $73.9M education budget despite member dissent

Hingham Advisory Committee approves comprehensive $183.7 million budget package for town meeting. The committee backed the education budget of $73,880,041 with abstentions from Ben Burnham and Jerry Seelen and a no vote from Steven Pohl. Other unanimously approved budgets included Public Safety at