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Members: Bill Ramsey, Julie Strehle, Tom Mayo, Katie Dugan

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Hingham Select Board Reorganizes, Approves $63,072 Streetlamp Contract

Hingham Select Board installs new Chair Elizabeth Klein and approves $63,072 lighting contract for Station Street lot. The board voted unanimously at its May 5 meeting to elect Klein, previously a member, as Chair, with outgoing Chair William Ramsey nominating her and member Julie Strehle seconding.

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Government · Select Board

Select Board approves Lincoln School renovation and union contract.

Select Board unanimously approves three major initiatives. The Board authorized a $367,440 agreement with TM Construction Management for Lincoln School Apartments renovations funded partly by a $100,000 state disability grant, approved a three-year Teamsters labor contract effective July 1, 2025,

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Government · Select Board

Select Board approves Comella's manager change and $200,000 road contract

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

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Select Board approves 2026 Annual Town Meeting Warrant.

The Hingham Select Board unanimously adopted and signed the 2026 Annual Town Meeting Warrant, which Town Administrator Tom Mayo said reflects months of work compiled from all votes and comments and is ready for printing and mailing to registered voters. Chair Bill Ramsey, along with members Liz

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