Plan for onetime aquarium drew strong opposition from residents The controversy surrounding a proposed medical marijuana dispensary on the long-vacant former aquarium property, prominently located at the entrance to Hull, has come to an end about a year after it was first advanced by the building’s owners. In an email dated June 28 and addressed to…
Latitude 42 principals Sean Power and Jeffrey Shaheen have notified the Board of Selectmen that they are abandoning a plan to include a marijuana cultivation facility in their redevelopment of a prominent Hull site into a medical marijuana dispensary. The change led to the postponement of a public forum on the controversial proposal for the…
To the Editor: A group of concerned Hull citizens has recently sent the following letter to Hull town officials due to the enormity and criticality of a proposal to repurpose the building located at 120 Nantasket Avenue for use as a marijuana grow site, manufacturing, and dispensing facility. The letter accompanies a publication, “Guide to Marijuana Facilities Design,” written by AIA Trust, attorneys who…
A long-awaited public meeting on Latitude 42’s controversial proposal to repurpose the former aquarium building at 120 Nantasket Ave. into a medical marijuana dispensary and cultivation and research facility is set for Wednesday, April 14. This forum will be an opportunity for residents, town department officials, and others to weigh in. Town Counsel James Lampke…