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Thanksgiving traditions live on, in pep rally and ‘pied’ teachers
Last week, Hull High School student leaders shared what they were thankful for leading up to Thanksgiving. During that week and weekend, they were, at long last, able to experience some of their school’s traditions they were so grateful for. During the week, students participated in spirit days, when they dressed up to match prompts…
Pirates’ dream of Super Bowl goes unrealized in 20-14 loss
They were knocking on the door of an historic win. But a deflected pass was intercepted in the final minutes of the game, and the door stayed shut. Hull’s late drive to tie and potentially win the game ended when Randolph sealed the deal with a late interception to win the MIAA Division 8 Super…
HPS business manager retiring; School Com names replacement Finance/budget analyst to succeed him
The School Committee this week appointed current Hull Public Schools staff member Diane M. Saniuk as school business manager to replace David DeGennaro, who plans to retire in the near future. Saniuk has served as finance and budget analyst in the HPS Central Office since 2014 and has been mentored by DeGennaro in anticipation of…
Federal rescue funds to support boardwalk repairs, trolley service
The state Senate recently passed a bill that directs federal American Rescue Plan Act funding to assist the ongoing recovery from the impact of the pandemic in Massachusetts. As part of that spending package, state Sen. Patrick O’Connor, of Weymouth, filed for and secured an amendment to award $250,000 to Hull for immediate emergency improvements…
Hull-Cohasset rivalry takes a back seat to bigger stage
With all the excitement and revelry surrounding the Hull High School football team playing at Gillette Stadium next week, another very important contest on the gridiron appears to be an afterthought. Hull and Cohasset renewed their Thanksgiving rivalry, meeting for the 34th time on the holiday today, with the Skippers entering the contest after having…
Carousel ends whirlwind season with major loan balance forgiven by HRA
Donations, crowds are also cause for celebration at storied merry-go-round Even with a shorter-than-usual season, the Paragon Carousel had a banner year that ended on not just one, but four high notes. The opening was delayed until Memorial Day, with an early close on Labor Day, but the season proved to be a happy and…
Hearing to focus on access to beach for those with disabilities
The Metropolitan Beaches Commission and Save the Harbor/Save the Bay will convene a virtual public hearing next week focused on improving access for people with disabilities on the state’s public beaches, including Hull’s. The hearing will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 30, at 10 a.m. Members of the public are welcome to share their thoughts on what is working and…
Pirates headed for Gillette for Super Bowl against Randolph
It’s now down to two teams, and the Hull Pirates are one of them. Hull pulled away from a tough team from Hoosac Valley Regional on Friday night, posting a 39-22 Division 8 semi-final win in front of hundreds of Hull fans who made the two-hour trek to Dudley. The win sends Hull to Gillette…
HHS class leaders reflect on meaning of this day of thanks
Thanksgiving is a happy time for students. A few days off from school; more turkey than the human body should ever consume; and school traditions to partake in. But as easy as it can be to get caught up in the holiday’s events and activities, it’s important to take time to reflect on the meaning…
Woman injured in hit-and-run; case under police investigation
The Hull Police Department responded to a hit-and-run crash in town this weekend and is seeking information about the incident, according to Chief John E. Dunn. On Saturday, Nov. 20, at approximately 6:52 p.m., Hull police were dispatched to the area of Kingsley Road and Sumner Street for a report of a motor vehicle crash.…
Hull native’s new novel blends history with modern mystery
Hull native Frank J. Infusino Jr. has published his third novel, “The Lady in Black,” a mystery that incorporates a modern-day murder with the Civil War-era legend of the ghost that haunts Georges Island off the coast of Hull. Infusino began writing books upon his retirement as an educator in California. “The Lady in Black”…
Curtain to rise on ‘The Tempest,’ produced by HHS drama program
COVID-19 doomed performances last year After a year without a full production, Hull High School Theatre Arts is back with William Shakespeare’s “The Tempest.” After their 2020 spring play, “The Laramie Project,” was cancelled due to the coronavirus, Hull High School Theatre Arts found ways to adapt, producing a live radio show of “A Christmas…
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To the Editor: Tuesday, Dec. 7 at 6 p.m. will be the final Community-at-Large virtual public meeting. The…
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