Election news Archives - Hingham Anchor

Harbor Media Provides Comprehensive Coverage of Warrant Review, Select Board, Advisory Committee, Candidate Forums and Annual Town Meeting TV Programming

April 27, 2026 Submitted by Harbor Media Harbor Media, Hingham’s community media nonprofit providing hyperlocal television and video services since 2011, will provide full coverage of tonight’s Hingham Annual Town Meeting, continuing its commitment to delivering local public, education, and government programming to those who live, work, and enjoy the community. Harbor Media’s production team …

Hingham’s April 27 Annual Town Meeting Information

April 27, 2026 From The Town Of Hingham The Town of Hingham will host its Annual Town Meeting on Monday, April 27, at 7:00 p.m. at Hingham High School. The 2026 Warrant has 38 Articles, which can be found on the Town’s Town Meeting webpage. A hard copy of the warrant was also recently mailed …

Gary Tondorf-Dick: Responses To The Hingham Anchor Questions To The Candidates

An Anchor News reporter posed questions to the candidates running for the planning board seat in the May 2 town election. April 27, 2026 By Carol Britton Meyer * What qualities/experience do you have that best equips you to be an effective Hingham Planning Board member? I have had the privilege of serving our community …

Hingham Recreation Hosting K-6 Childcare For Town Meeting 4/27 and 4/28

April 25, 2026 From Hingham Recreation Department For the Town Meeting scheduled for Monday 4/27 and Tuesday 4/28, the Recreation Department will be hosting Childcare for students in Kindergarten through 6th grade. The Gameroom and supervised activities in the Basketball gym located at Town Hall will be reserved for this childcare from 6:30 PM until …

Town Meeting begins Monday, April 27th

April 21, 2026 By Michael Puzo, Hingham Town Moderator Next Monday, April 27th, we will begin Hingham’s Annual Town Meeting at the high school. You, the voters, will decide a host of items, set forth in 38 articles. Among these are a proposed operating budget of more than $173 million; whether to appropriate funds for …

May 3 town election preview: one race; three options to vote

April 21, 2025 By Carol Britton Meyer There’s one race — for planning board — for the May 3 town election between Crystal Kelly and Thomas Patch. Incumbent Rita DaSilva is not running for another term. Voters have three options — absentee under certain circumstances, vote by mail, and in-person on May 3. Incumbents Alyson …

Candidate withdraws from board of assessors race; planning board race is on

April 4, 2025 By Carol Britton Meyer There is no longer a race for a seat on the board of assessors for the May 3 town election following Carlton Alan Chambers’ recent withdrawal. Sara Abbott is now running unopposed. Incumbent Christine Roberts isn’t running for reelection. This leaves one race for planning board, between Crystal …

Two races confirmed for town election: board of assessors and planning board

March 19, 2025 By Carol Britton Meyer Following the March 17 deadline for submitting nomination papers for the May 3 town election, Town Clerk Carol Falvey confirmed that there will be two races — board of assessors and planning board. There’s a race between Crystal Kelly and Thomas Patch for planning board (incumbent Rita DaSilva …

Possible sewer commission, board of assessors races; deadline to return nomination papers is March 17

March 14, 2025 By Carol Britton Meyer The deadline for submitting completed nomination papers to the town clerk’s office for the May 3 town election is next Monday, March 17, at 5 p.m. There are two potential races — for sewer commission and board of assessors. Current select board chair Joseph Fisher and Philip DeCola …

Nes Correnti not seeking reelection to school committee; early vote by mail an option

March 7, 2025 By Carol Britton Meyer School Committee Chair Nes Correnti isn’t running for reelection. “Earlier this year, I indicated that I would not return my nomination papers, and after careful consideration, I have decided not to seek re-election,” she told the Hingham Anchor. “However, my commitment to education remains unwavering. In light of …

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