By Carol Britton Meyer As part of a four-hour meeting July 16, the light board voted 3-2 against installing generators as a townwide backup for the upcoming winter in the event that both National Grid ...
Continuing a tradition begun in 1881 along the town’s miles of shoreline, the Hull Lifesaving Museum will present its annual Harbor Illumination on Saturday night, July 25. Volunteers will light ...
By Carol Britton Meyer The zoning board of appeals hearing on the townhouse project at the foot of Allerton Hill was postponed until next month due to a last-minute cancellation by the ZBA’s attorneys ...
At the end of its regular meeting on July 16, the Hull Municipal Light Board held an executive session to discuss litigation involving Spinnaker Island. Public boards are permitted to discuss strategy ...
A new advocacy group, Nantasket Community Green, formed last week with a mission to imagine, advocate for, and protect the Hull Redevelopment Authority land – its bay, its beach, its open horizon – as ...
Submitted by Mike Milner, Blood Donation Coordinator Knights of Columbus Council #4865 “Wow, this is huge!” – that was my reaction to one of our Hull neighbors who was checking into our recent blood ...
By Carol Britton Meyer Most Hull residents responding to the Hull Redevelopment Authority’s survey about future uses of its ...
By Carol Britton Meyer During a two-hour meeting this week, the Hull Redevelopment Authority heard a report on the results of ...
Staff and volunteers from the Center for Coastal Studies returned to Hull Monday to employ a 215-foot crane to remove heavy ...
Submitted by Steven M. Greenberg In Hull’s Golden Age, public transportation provided the backbone to bring all the customers ...
By Christopher Haraden The developer proposing nine townhouses at the foot of Allerton Hill has appealed the planning board’s ...
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