There is a new member on the Hingham planning board.
Crystal Kelly fended off challenger Thomas Patch in the annual Hingham election on Saturday.
Kelly defeated Patch by 745 votes. Kelly received 997 votes, and Patch 252.
All the other races were uncontested.
Julie Strehle was elected to a three-year term on the select board with 1,055 votes; incumbent moderator Michael Puzo was reelected, receiving 1,050 votes; and Sara Abbott to the board of assessors with 1,009 votes.
Incumbent board of health member Rosemary Byre was reelected receiving 1,016 votes; incumbent municipal light board member Michael Reive, 972 votes; Timothy Sullivan to the housing authority, 944.
Incumbent school committee members Alyson Anderson and Matthew Cosman were reelected, receiving 934 and 918 votes respectively, and newcomer John Mooney won an open seat with 898 votes.
Joseph Fisher was elected to the sewer commission with 1,011 votes and incumbent Adrienne Ramsey was reelected to the recreation commission, receiving 1,038 votes.
