Hingham voters will be asked to fund three school building projects, and it takes two votes. The projects are roof work at Plymouth River and South School, and roof and HVAC work at Hingham High School. According to South Shore News's report on the Sept.
Hingham's school roof projects need two votes, and storm leaks arrived first. Superintendent Katie Roberts told the School Committee that weekend storm leaks at South School and Hingham High School needed facilities-crew cleanup.
Hingham's Select Board recommended three school-building articles for the October 29 Special Town Meeting, led by a $16.37 million Plymouth River Elementary roof. According to South Shore News, the board voted unanimously on September 22 to recommend favorable action.
The Weir River Water System, which supplies Hingham, Hull and part of Cohasset, remains under a Level 2 "significant drought" ban on non-essential outdoor water use, and the board of water commissioners (Hingham's select board, serving in that role) this week heard a proposal…