The Electric Vehicle (EV) charging station at the high school is temporarily closed due to safety precautions related to the proximity of the temporary boiler for the High School/Middle School. Unfortunately, despite being sectioned off with caution tape, signs, and cones, the area has continues to be tampered with, and people continued to remove signs … Continued
Hamilton Town Hall and municipal offices/departments will be closed in observation of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Monday, January 20. 2025. Regular operations will resume on Tuesday, January 21, at 8 A.M. Please note though Town offices will be closed, the Hamilton Police, Fire, and emergency services will remain fully operational and available. … Continued
UPDATE January 20, 2025: The incoming Trump administration lifted the flag mandate on January 20th for the inauguration. January 9, 2025 President Biden has issued an executive order for a Day of Mourning on January 9, 2025 as a mark of respect for James Earl Carter, Jr., the thirty-ninth President of the United States who … Continued
Starting in 2025, Hamilton Town Hall will introduce “Quick Chronicles,” a series of brief blog-format stories celebrating the people, events, and history of the town. Inspired by the legacy of the Hamilton-Wenham Chronicle, the former print community newspaper, these mini features will shine a spotlight on the vibrant Hamilton community and the remarkable individuals who … Continued
Quick Chronicles: Article 1 by Robert Gates The Hamilton Fire Department’s first motorized fire apparatus, Chemical 1, will soon have a new home that will prominently display it in the town center. The Planning Board recently approved the construction of a building to house and display the historic truck, ensuring its preservation for future … Continued
