Hull High held a Pride celebration on Wednesday, with many staff and students wearing their colors to celebrate PRIDE. The high school group PRISM (Pride, raising awareness, involvement, support, mentoring), helped to organize the celebration. Pictured here are photos of some of the staff and student participants, [Photo courtesy of PRISM advisor Meghan Preble]
Scoops Ice Cream Shop and Good Geeks, both located on the corner of Kenberma Street and Nantasket Avenue, painted their picnic table in rainbow colors in support of Hull Pride’s upcoming installation of a rainbow crosswalk at the intersection outside their building. [Photo courtesy of Kat Wasabi]
A rainbow crosswalk will be painted at the north-end intersection of Kenberma Street and Nantasket Avenue to celebrate Pride Month in June. Hull Pride member Jason McCann explained the concept to the Board of Selectmen this week before the members voted, as the town’s traffic commissioners, to support the project. “The intention is to celebrate…
Hull Pride, an LGBTQ community nonprofit based in Hull, will hold an open public meeting this Monday, March 29, at 7 p.m. over Zoom to plan its programming for the summer months. The virtual get-together will also be an opportunity for members of the LGBTQ+ community in Hull to hear about what Hull Pride does…
