Council on Aging

Hingham's Council on Aging unanimously approved minutes from two April meetings and prepared for leadership transitions. Vice Chair Sara Smithson presided in the absence of Chair Joe Nevens and reported the Select Board is considering next steps following a Town Meeting defeat of a council-backed

Council on Aging processes defeat of Center for Active Living building warrant article. Chair Joe Nevins led the meeting with remarks thanking supporters who advocated for the proposal and attended Town Meeting, expressing deep disappointment that the article failed to achieve the required

Council on Aging advances senior-center proposal with reduced $25.8M cost. Chair Joe Nevins and the council emphasized that attendance at town meeting and Saturday's vote would be critical to the proposal's success. The Outreach Subcommittee reported 12 completed house meetings with nearly 200

Council on Aging unanimously approves amended February minutes. The council discussed a potential increase in programming registration fees from the current $5 to $7 per class, the first raise since 2019, with Director Jennifer Young requesting member support for any future increases while the team

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