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Hingham commits $3.6M to school roofs and boiler repairs

Hingham advances $3.6M capital budget as school buildings demand urgent repair. The Advisory Committee, meeting jointly with the Capital Outlay, Select Board, and School Committees on March 3, reviewed FY27 Capital Outlay recommendations totaling $3,600,000 from the tax levy and $30,000 from the

Hingham Select Board Delays Vote on $770,000 School Boiler and Repair Article

Hingham Select Board delays vote on a $770,000 school repairs article while facing a $97.4 million capital plan for FY27.

Conservation Commission defers Route 3A vote pending parcel history review.

The Hingham Conservation Commission held a workshop on the Route 3A Improvement Project but postponed a vote pending completion of parcel acquisition history. Chair Carolyn Nielsen, Town Engineer JR Frey, and design consultant Eric Carlson presented the scope, which includes safety improvements,

Select Board backs $29.9M senior center and civil service exit for police and fire

Select Board unanimously endorses $29.9M Center for Active Living and civil service exit plan. Chair Bill Ramsey, along with board members Liz Klein and Julie Strehle, voted to recommend favorable action on the senior center project and appropriations for Police and Fire union payments covering the

Retirement Board approves $1.1M February payroll, backs system investments.

Hingham Retirement Board unanimously approves February payroll warrant totaling $1.1M and backs current investment strategy. The board approved the monthly payroll of $1,125,470.67 and a cash disbursements warrant of $173,183.46, including $140,951.86 in MTRS transfers and municipal 3(8)(c)