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Hingham Affordable Housing Trust holds residents meeting on Lincoln School

The Hingham Affordable Housing Trust held an informational meeting on Lincoln School Apartments renovation and disposition. Chair Jack Falvey outlined plans for a proposed Warrant Article and additional community meetings for neighbors at the 600-foot notice threshold. Residents raised questions

Select Board authorizes $515,944 in technology and sewer upgrades.

Select Board authorizes $515,944 in twin infrastructure deals and rejects two warrant petitions. Chair Bill Ramsey and members Liz Klein and Julie Strehle unanimously approved $53,272.68 to replace the town's end-of-life firewall with Ockers Technology and $462,672.00 in amendments to the Route 3A

Bare Cove Park Committee approves $500 for dog waste signage

Bare Cove Park Committee approves up to $500 for dog waste signage. The committee voted to spend the funds on signs reminding visitors to clean up after their dogs. Members also discussed maintenance concerns including a potentially hazardous pine tree near Indian Point flagged by the ranger and

Personnel Board approves annual report and by-law amendment.

Hingham Personnel Board approves annual report and by-law amendment. Chair Jack Manning and members Lynn Carroll, Karen Johnson, and Courtney Orwig unanimously accepted the Annual Report with modifications to vacation carryover and approved an amendment to Section 26 of the Personnel By-Law for

Cleaner Greener Hingham plans April cleanup and receives 2025 report

Cleaner Greener Hingham approves 2025 annual report, schedules cleanup event. The committee, led by Co-chair Janice McPhillips, received an update on the Black Earth curbside food waste composting program, which has attracted 10 residential signups and collected 0.36 tons of waste from Hingham High