HINGHAM -- April 13, 2026, Hingham bids for proposed Center for Active Living come in at $25.8 million, $4 million below the warrant estimate. The Select Board held a final public information session Monday,
Hingham Country Club Committee approves $2.6 million fiscal 2027 budget. The committee, chaired by George Kay and including members Steve Stein, Chris Griswold, and Sue Sullivan, approved a $2.6 million operational budget, a $165,000 increase enabled by bonding prior equipment purchases, according
Hingham Cleaner Greener Committee schedules April 11 cleanup, expands composting programs. Co-chair Janice McPhillips and committee members approved minutes from the March 12 meeting and outlined 2026 education goals including articles and social media outreach. Black Earth residential compost
Lincoln Apartments Board of Managers unanimously approves $367,440 renovation contract with TM Construction. Acting Chair Connor Fallon led the April 8 meeting with board members Jack Falvey, Matt Dillis, and Elizabeth Cullen present. During public comment, resident Lonnie Cutler raised concerns
Hingham Recreation Commission approves prior minutes and charts summer staffing. Chair Vicki Donlan reported over 5,300 program registrations in March; Mark Thorell outlined plans to hire approximately 75 returning staff, 50 new staff, 15 lifeguards, 11 managers, and 30 CITs, with orientations set
Select Board unanimously approves Comella's manager transition and $200,000 roadway contract. Chair Bill Ramsey and members Liz Klein and Julie Strehle voted to replace Comella's manager Jessica Villavicencio with Kim Collyer, contingent on Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission approval. The board
Hingham School Building Committee approves $70,000 geothermal test well contract. Chair Angela Thedinga and the six-member committee voted unanimously April 7 to authorize the not-to-exceed amount to allow immediate scheduling during optimal windows. The design team recommended locating geothermal
Planning Board approves four residential projects, continues two for further deliberation. Chair Tracy Shriver and members Carr, Tondorf-Dick, Ellis, and Kelly unanimously approved site plan reviews for reconstructions at 1192 Main Street, 81 Kimball Beach Road, 35 Smith Road, and 222 South
Traffic Committee audits Hingham's two highest-crash intersections. Police Chief David P. Jones led the committee through a field review of High Street at Ward and French streets, and Main Street at Cushing and South Pleasant streets on April 2, examining visibility constraints, speeding, and
Lincoln Apartments board backs senior housing warrant article with deed restrictions. Board Chair Elizabeth Cullen, members Jack Falvey, Matt Dillis, and Connor Fallon unanimously endorsed the warrant article for 86 Central Street, incorporating affordability protections, occupancy limits to
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