Van Hamm seeks light board seat, asks for vote on solar rapid transit
I am Judeth Gilmore Van Hamm and I am working on two initiatives to serve you. To help you, I…
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Twombly cites experience, knowledge in re-election bid for School Committee
It is with great enthusiasm and energy that I announce my candidacy for re-election to the Hull School Committee. I…
Town expects agency meetings could return to in-person format
After more than a year of remote meetings by Hull’s governmental boards and agencies, in-person sessions could be in the…
Select Board members assume town committee assignments
In addition to their regular duties, Select Board members serve on various committees related to housing needs, possible school consolidation,…
Town clerk earns high praise with new ‘master’ designation
Town Clerk Lori West has earned the prestigious designation of master municipal clerk, an advanced continuing education program that prepares…
TM voters dig into the warrant; decide on issues big and small
Voters participating in Saturday’s town meeting on Hull High School’s athletic field sat in chairs spaced 6 feet apart and…
Greg Grey, incumbent selectman, presents his case for re-election
My name is Greg Grey, and I am excited to announce my candidacy for another term on the Hull Select…
Kevin Beck throws hat in ring for a Board of Selectmen seat
I am Kevin Beck, and I am a candidate for a seat on the Board of Selectmen. Why am I…
Meschino sets her sights on three bills promoting equity
State Rep. Joan Meschino (D-Hull) this week highlighted three bills that are among her priorities for the current legislative session. …
More liquor licenses could be on tap if TM article is approved
Town meeting voters will decide early next month whether to support a warrant article that would allow Hull to petition…
New EDC members outline plans for boosting current, new business
Four new Economic Development Committee members were appointed by the Board of Selectmen this week and quickly made known their…
Meschino sets her sights on three bills promoting equity
State Rep. Joan Meschino (D-Hull) this week highlighted three bills that are among her priorities for the current legislative session. …
ADL letter to town on holding TM on Sat. irks some officials
A letter to the town from the Anti-Defamation League, responding to a Hull resident’s concerns about the rescheduling of town…
Town mulls possible reopening of muni buildings in early June
Town officials are considering the best way to reopen Town Hall, the library, the senior center, and other municipal departments…
Town election set for May 22, with early-voting mail-in option
Hull’s annual town election has been rescheduled to Saturday, May 22, as allowed by Massachusetts officials due to the continuing…
Board back-and-forth ends with reduced capacity for the HRA lot
The Board of Selectmen this week approved a reduced-capacity opening of the Hull Redevelopment Authority’s parking areas for the coming…
Meschino hails passage of bill revamping state’s climate laws
The Legislaure last week passed a sweeping climate measure, known as the Next Generation Climate Roadmap bill, which overhauls the…
Lawmakers extend voting options
The state Legislature earlier this month passed a measure extending mail-in voting and early voting options for elections held through…
Board of Selectmen backs change to gender-neutral wording for itself
Town meeting delayed to Sat., May 8 A majority of the Board of Selectmen members support changing its name to…
COVID-19 shadows debate on MCAS waiver for Hull students
The School Committee, after a lengthy discussion, agreed this week to back a resolution in favor of exempting students across…
State rehab grant to be a boon for Anastos Corner, local eatery
Hull has been awarded a $29,000 Shared Streets and Spaces grant from the state Department of Transportation to fund long-awaited…
Best use of schools study to be revisited, says superintendent
School Committee member David Twombly this week urged that a study on the best educational use of the town’s school…
As tax season nears, lawmaker argues against tax on PPP money
A South Shore state senator is co-sponsoring a bill to ensure that federal Payroll Protection Program (PPP) money is not…
A primer on filling out the census and why it’s important to do so
The town of Hull mails out the Annual Street Listing Forms (Census) to each household every year. Residents are urged…
Town hits ‘sweet spot’ with boost in $43.6M budget for fiscal 2022
In a joint meeting of the Board of Selectmen and the Advisory Board this week, Town Manager Philip Lemnios presented…
BOS reinstates tightened bans on parking for summer season
Expanded outdoor dining to continue The Board of Selectmen, on a 3-2 vote, decided to extend on a permanent basis…
Meschino announces office hours for Feb. will be conducted virtually
State Rep. Joan Meschino (D-Hull) will host virtual office hours throughout the month of February. The office hours will be…
Open space plan, delay in review of pot dispensary top BoS agenda
By Carol Britton Meyer A finalized draft of a 291-page Open Space and Recreation Plan presented to the Board…
