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Board of Managers adjourns early; town exploring Lincoln School Apartments sale or lease.

Lincoln Apartments Board of Managers and Affordable Housing Trust jointly presented plans to sell, lease, or expand the 86 Central Street property. Chair Jack Falvey outlined the complex's urgent capital needs, noting the $1.2 million capital reserve would be exhausted by building envelope repairs

Conservation Commission approves phragmites removal at Porters Cove, denies patio plan change

Conservation Commission advances phragmites restoration and Route 3A easements. The board unanimously approved an Order of Conditions for a three-year ecological restoration project at 9 Porters Cove Road covering approximately 18,450 square feet of Salt Marsh and Riverfront Area, with treatment of

Hingham Seeks Town Meeting Vote to Privatize Lincoln School Apartments

Hingham Affordable Housing Trust seeks Town Meeting vote on potential property privatization. The Trust is asking Town Meeting to authorize the Select Board to sell, lease, or convey the Lincoln School Apartments property at 86 Central Street to a private developer, citing urgent capital repairs

Hingham School Committee Approves France Trip, Interventionist Union Agreement

Hingham School Committee approves France exchange trip and ratifies interventionist labor agreement.

Advisory Committee endorses property sales; flags healthcare subsidy concerns

Hingham Advisory Committee reviews eight warrant articles for Town Meeting. The committee voted 13-1 to recommend the sale of two town properties: 8 Short Street and the North Fire Station at 230 North Street, with Jerry Seelen dissenting both times. The committee unanimously approved $1,863,538 in