The Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) is warning the public of the presence of lion’s mane jellyfish at Nantasket Beach in the Town of Hull. Additionally, the agency has posted purple flags at the beach, which indicate the presence of dangerous marine animals. [File photo]
Thanks in large part to generous donations from the community, ranging from $20 to a $7,500 matching grant from a Hull donor, the Hull Garden Club’s fundraising effort for the restoration of the “Welcome to Hull” sign at the entrance to town is nearing completion. “This project is a thank-you to the town,” Hull Garden…
Nantasket-Hull Rotary celebrate the success of the “Shred” Event for the Catherine Coccimiglio scholarship fund. The Club offered a secure and easy way to discard sensitive documents for a low fee. On a warm sunny day, over 100 cars stopped by to keep the shredder going to accommodate the needs of the community members who…
The town may soon have a new “Welcome to Hull” sign installed on George Washington Boulevard, thanks to the generosity of an anonymous local donor. The current sign, built nearly 30 years ago, is in need of complete restoration, and members of the Hull Garden Club have spearheaded the task of raising the funds to…
JULY On July 1, Massachusetts reported 261 new cases of COVID-19. Hull’s total number of cases since Jan. 1 was 51. Jennifer Constable was appointed chairwoman of the Board of Selectmen in the board’s annual postelection reorganization. Selectman Greg Grey and new member Donna Pursel were appointed as vice chairman and clerk, respectively. The Board…
The Nantasket Beach Reservation parking lots, owned by the state Department of Conservation and Recreation, will be closed as of Friday afternoon, April 3, under an order by Gov. Charlie Baker that all DCR parking lots be shut down to ensure safe social distancing during the coronavirus outbreak. Domenico Sestito, chairman of the Hull Board…