Lincoln Apartments board approves renovation work, authorizes interim spending. The Board of Managers unanimously approved three change orders totaling $47,304.82 for the Kersey Community Room renovation, including $30,919.05 for heat pump installation and $8,437.50 for electrical work, and
Commission voted to reform library traffic island. On May 13, the Beautification Commission voted 5-0 to adopt Chair Laura Spaziani's plan to completely overhaul the largest traffic island at the Hingham Public Library, which has been infested with mugwort.
HINGHAM -- May 13, 2026, Hingham Select Board's all-committee forum surfaces deferred infrastructure and housing decisions. More than two dozen board and committee chairs reported to the Select Board at Town Hall
School Building Committee unanimously approves invoices and design funding for high school project. The committee authorized $55,000 for a like-for-like HVAC replacement assessment and approved three Dietz and Company invoices totaling approximately $51,833, plus a $71,815 Gale invoice. Chair
GAR Hall Trustees unanimously approve prior meeting minutes, review facility status. Trustees Bob Beal, Scott McMillan, and Paul Koenen, meeting with Veterans Services Officer Shannon Burke, approved the April 7 minutes and reviewed ongoing projects including camera system installation, piano
Hingham environmental committee targets 250 Black Earth composting households by October. The Cleaner Greener Hingham Committee set the enrollment goal with a coordinated email outreach campaign; committee members Janice McPhillips, Maria Zade, and Peter Swanson will lead geographically specific
Hingham Select Board sets FY27 goals focused on community and stewardship. Chair Liz Klein led members Bill Ramsey and Julie Strehle in a goal-setting session on May 12, reviewing prior-year progress and establishing three priorities for the upcoming fiscal year: investing in the community,
Select Board approves sustainable purchasing policy and advances Route 3A petition filing. Chair Liz Klein, Bill Ramsey, and Julie Strehle voted unanimously to adopt the Sustainable Purchasing Policy, required by the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection for continued grant
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
HINGHAM -- May 12, 2026, Hingham Select Board unanimously approved an MBTA bus stop on Hull Street, a new sustainable purchasing policy, and a state legislative petition advancing the Route 3A corridor project at its
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