Submitted by the Hull No Place for Hate Committee You are invited to the 2026 Feast of Conversations – “We the People: A Community Conversation” – in honor of the 250th Anniversary of the United ...

By Christopher Haraden Last year in this space, we reminded readers about Sunshine Week, an annual recognition of the benefits of open government that is celebrated each March, along with St.

By Carol Britton Meyer The Town of Hull is awarding the Anchor of Hull – which supports individuals and families impacted by ...

By Carol Britton Meyer The Hull Redevelopment Authority is making a $10,000 donation toward fireworks on the HRA property on Saturday, July 18 as part of the town-sponsored celebration of the ...

• The Seventh-Grade Boys basketballers continued their winning ways by defeating Hanover in the quarterfinals, 47-31, with a great team win, bringing their record to 15-1. Jayden Sheets led the ...

Eight more people have taken the first step toward running for office in the May 18 annual town election, as they obtained nomination papers during the past week.

By Carol Britton Meyer The Hull Public Schools’ proposed $18.9-million fiscal year 2027 operating budget –representing a 3%, or $551,713 – increase over FY26, will be discussed in joint session with ...

By Carol Britton Meyer The select board this week considered 11 candidates for four residents-at-large positions on the public safety building committee – with Nick Russo, Donna Pursel, Patrick ...

By Christopher Haraden The planning board and the zoning board of appeals will review the proposed nine-unit development that ...

By Christopher Haraden A yearslong dispute over ownership of an unpaved section of Beach Avenue near A Street has reversed course after the Massachusetts Appeals Court overturned a Land Court decision ...

Is located on Route 3A, connecting Weymouth and Quincy, and is one of Hull’s main links to Boston. The bridge is raised when tankers and other ships need to pass through — there is no set schedule, ...