Lincoln Apartments board approves $35,000 in renovation change orders. Chair Elizabeth Cullen and members Matt Dillis, Jack Falvey, and Connor Fallon unanimously authorized Change Order Number 3 for a sprinkler head extension (not to exceed $16,000) and Change Order Number 4 for window frame
Historic Districts Commission approves two certificates and continues three applications. The Commission unanimously authorized a roof-height increase and window replacement at 2 South Lane in the Lincoln Historic District Extension, conditioned on the applicants submitting a revised elevation
Board of Assessors reviews 12 senior tax exemption applications and discusses outreach. The board received 12 applications for senior property tax exemptions at its May 21 meeting at the Central North Meeting Room, including one from a first-time Circuit Breaker recipient. Board members discussed
Hingham Commission on Disabilities approves letter to school principal on accessibility issues. At the May 20 remote meeting, Chair Stephanie Gertz, along with members Shannon Burke, Jane McGrath, and Amy Muldoon, unanimously authorized Gertz to compose a letter addressing locked bathrooms, poor
Hingham Zoning Board of Appeals approves eight pickle-ball courts at Bare Cove Park. Chair Robyn Maguire and members Paul Healey and Jed Ruccio unanimously granted Special Permit A2 for the town-funded project, which will replace an unsafe, contaminated former Naval Depot building. The Board
Select Board unanimously appoints six part-time assistant harbormasters and adopts FY27 strategic goals. Harbormaster Ken Corson presented Robert Sullivan, Trevor Steiner, Colin Cleary, Matthew McLeod, Edward Buckley, and Joseph Griffin for spring-through-fall operational roles supporting harbor
Country Club Management Committee approves $2.6M FY27 budget with new equipment funding. Chairman George Kay presided over the May 19 meeting as the committee unanimously backed the operational budget and a capital request for golf course equipment totaling $35,000, citing scheduled equipment
Hingham Select Board unanimously adopts FY27 goals and hears extensive public fallout from the failed Center for Active Living proposal.
HINGHAM -- May 19, 2026, Hingham approves $2.3 million water meter upgrade and activates drought restrictions. The Board of Water Commissioners voted unanimously 3-0 Tuesday to award a 36-month advanced metering infrastructure
Hingham Conservation Commission approves three residential determinations while deferring final decisions on two commercial applications. The commission unanimously approved Negative Determinations of Applicability for two residential projects: a pool and deck at 25 Mill Lane and a 227-square-foot
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