By Carol Britton Meyer The select board voted to maintain a single tax rate for residential and commercial properties during this week’s tax classification hearing for fiscal year 2027. This decision ...

By Carol Britton Meyer   The state Department of Conservation and Recreation recently hosted two public meetings to review ...

Halloween is only a few days away, so now is the time to plan for a safe and happy celebration. Official trick-or-treating ...

Op/Ed by Jake Vaillancourt Good news first. On October 19, town staff finally met with the state on whether the light plant ...

By Carol Britton Meyer A center to welcome visitors to Hull is expected to open in the mixed-use development at 197 Nantasket ...

Compiled by Matthew Christopher Haraden  • Hull High Football successfully defended its unbeaten streak against Franklin County Tech on Friday, October 16, with a final score of 34-12. In addition to ...

The Hull Lifesaving Museum’s Pumpkin Trail is coming up this weekend – and it would not be nearly as special without the ...

The Medicare Savings Program (MSP) can significantly lower your Medicare expenses. The savings include: • The Part B Medicare premium ($202.90 monthly) is paid for by the program. If you have your ...

This week’s select board meeting discussion centered around the proposed combined DPW/light plant building, a request by two residents to place a Boston Light replica at the XYZ Streets parking lot, ...

Renovation of the Hull Village Fire Station continues, with additional foundation and exterior work still to be completed. The overall goal is to restore the deteriorating building at 129 Spring ...

• Hull High’s football team put on a show in front of the home crowd last Friday, defeating South Shore Vocational Technical High School, 34-16, during the annual Homecoming game. Tegan Bellew scored ...

Op/Ed by Jake Vaillancourt Who decided to move Hull’s light plant? Not anyone you elected. The town’s own study said the ...