The Hanson Conservation Commission continued hearings on a large Washington Street housing project and a Lakeside Road home rebuild after residents raised septic and runoff concerns.
Hanson Town Meeting voted 53-33 to allow recreational marijuana delivery, reversing years of local opposition. Moderator Sean Keely presided over the 32-article special warrant.
Three Hanson obituary notices were posted this week: Edmunds, Brenda, 62; Martin, Karen J, 79; and Wiggin, Alan Dennis, 79. All three were handled by Sullivan Funeral Home and listed on Echovita, with deaths recorded between September 24 and September 26, 2026. No additional biographica…
Plymouth County deed records show 12 property transfers in Hanson between Sept. 4 and Oct. 3, but only one carried a disclosed market price: a $380,000 sale at 254 Lakeside Road from seller Joseph Nichols to buyers Janine and Gary Savoie.
Hanson's Zoning Board of Appeals voted 3-0-0 to open a hearing on a proposed accessory dwelling unit at 23 Live Oak Way.
Hanson Select Board finalizes October 5 town meeting warrant and fills three Council on Elder Affairs vacancies. The board unanimously appointed Roland Hansen as alternate member and Madeline Cannon as member, after Robin Basqua moved up to replace the ill June Sullivan.
Two Hanson obituaries were published this week: Martin, Karen J. and Plante, William P. Karen J. Martin, 79, of Hanson, died Thursday, September 24, with arrangements under Sullivan Funeral Home of Hanover; her obituary did not list additional service details. William P. "Bill" Plante, …
Twelve property transfers recorded in Hanson between Aug. 28 and Sept. 26 included six sales with prices ranging from $117,500 to $740,000, with a median of $545,000; the remaining six were nominal-consideration transfers, not market sales.
Hanson Select Board weighs tax relief, backs library lot repaving, and debates police license plate cameras. From our own coverage: Select Board hires Dan Walsh as building chief; Planning Board forwards ADU, clean energy bylaws.
Hanson Select Board rejects a tax interest write-off plan, backs $112,000 for a cracked library parking lot.