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Hingham Finance Committee Approves Two Property Sales and $1.86M Community Preservation Package

Hingham's Finance Committee approved two town property sales, a $1.86 million Community Preservation package, and a companion zoning change at its March 5 meeting, while deferring a contentious $1.35 million employee health care subsidy to a later session.

Council on Aging Outreach Subcommittee reviews campaign for new center.

Council on Aging Outreach Subcommittee advances four-pronged campaign for new center. The subcommittee reviewed fact sheets posted to the town website, information sessions addressing tax impact and construction costs, online testimonials formatted as black-and-white portraits to be posted daily on

Select Board defers capital vote; reviews school extraordinary needs and FY27 budget

Select Board defers capital vote, seeks time to review recommendations. Mike Donovan, Chair of the Capital Outlay Committee, outlined $3.7 million in FY27 capital requests including roof replacements at three schools, HVAC upgrades at the High School, and police equipment replacements, with all

Recreation Commission approves February minutes, reports strong program enrollment.

Hingham Recreation Commission reports robust enrollment across after-school and summer programs. After-school sessions at Foster Elementary and East Elementary have drawn 390 combined registrations; Teen Extreme registration surpassed 1,000 participants in a single morning opening. The Plymouth

GAR Trustees approve February minutes, authorize camera installation.

GAR Hall Trustees approve prior minutes and advance facility improvements. Trustees Bob Beal and Paul Koenen, with Veterans Services Office staff Shannon Burke, unanimously approved the February 3 meeting minutes and authorized installation of three security cameras in the front hallway, main hall,