Foster School Building Committee approves $205,926 change order consolidating four pending project revisions. Committee Chair Linda Hill and three members voted unanimously to authorize Superintendent of Schools Kathryn Roberts to execute draft change order #023 covering revised second-floor
Hingham Traffic Committee unanimously approved crosswalk improvements for Fulling Mill Lane and South Pleasant Street, with Ashley Broyer moving the motion. The improvements include crosswalk landings and sidewalk connections to the Lehner Conservation Area.
Hingham Select Board approves $150,000 HVAC maintenance contract. Chair Liz Klein led the board in unanimously approving a $150,000 not-to-exceed agreement with Preferred Mechanical Services, Inc., which has maintained Town Hall since 1998. Procurement Manager David Sequeira reported that Preferred
Hingham Select Board approves Cafe Tosca entertainment license and $150,000 HVAC contract, while Shipyard Drive residents push for Route 220 rollback.
Hingham Historical Commission awards $100,000 in Greenbush preservation grants to six projects. Chair Elizabeth Dings and Historic Preservation Administrator Heidi Gaul oversaw allocation to homeowners and the Hingham Community Center, with the largest awards of $36,895.71 to 207 South Street and
Planning Board unanimously approves Hingham Animal Clinic expansion. Vetcor of Massachusetts LLC d/b/a Hingham Animal Clinic received Site Plan Approval and a Special Permit A3 Parking Determination and Waiver to add a sixth exam room and reconfigure parking at 146 Chief Justice Cushing Highway,
Hingham Affordable Housing Trust refocuses after Lincoln Apartments warrant vote fails. The Trust unanimously approved its Treasurer's Reports with an April balance of $1,661,050.32 and committed to a Capital Needs Assessment and revised outreach strategy following the narrow failure of its warrant
Hingham Board of Health condemns septic-deficiency property; orders vacancy effective June 1st. On its third meeting addressing 156 Chief Justice Cushing Highway, the Board voted unanimously to condemn the dwelling associated with applicant Frederick Butts, citing persistent building, sanitary, and
Hingham Advisory Committee elects new leadership; school building projects advance. The committee elected Kevin Freytag as chair, Ted Ciolkosz as vice chair, and Brian Stack as secretary. The 2025 School Building Committee presented updates on roof and heating system projects at Plymouth River
The Hingham School Building Committee met remotely May 26 to review capital projects at Plymouth River Elementary, South Elementary, and Hingham High School. The agenda included updates on roof conditions and solar readiness at the elementary schools, ongoing work at the high school, and
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