Christopher Haraden

Compiled by The Hull Times staff JANUARY Sally Snowman retired as the first and last female keeper of Boston Light and as the last lighthouse keeper in the country. The next step would be a stewardship transfer of Boston Light under the National Historic Lighthouse Preservation Act of 2000, whi

By Carol Britton Meyer At the request of the Affordable Housing Committee, the select board last week approved a motion to direct the town to prioritize affordable housing and to investigate potential locations, with the goal of presenting “at least one property” for consideration at the

Compiled by The Hull Times staff JULY Former Memorial Middle School Principal Anthony Hrivnak was named the new Hull High School assistant principal, replacing Julie Burke, who had not reported to work since early May. Retiring Hull Public Schools Superintendent Judith Kuehn reported that Hrivn

By Carol Britton Meyer The Community Preservation Committee recently reviewed proposals by project proponents seeking Community Preservation Act grants for the next round of funding – ranging from a historic preservation plan for the town and Hull Lifesaving Museum boathouse restoration w

By John J. Galluzzo Thanks to William M. “Doc” Bergan and his 1968 book “Old Nantasket,” we know that for a long period of time, Hull was controlled by a single political group known colloquially as the “Old Ring.” Led, at first, by Selectman John Smith, it held a tight-fisted grip over every doll

As the Massachusetts State Legislature began its session on New Year’s Day, Rep. Joan Meschino nominated longtime Hull resident Timothy Carroll to become the new clerk of the House of Representatives.

By Paul Sordillo Hull Veterans Service Officer This is the first in a series of monthly columns by Hull Veterans Service Officer Paul Sordillo that will highlight information and benefits of interest to local veterans and their families. My name is Paul Sordillo, and I am your Vete

Hull’s Stephen B. Martin will be featured at a local author showcase later this month at Barnes & Noble in Hingham.

By Carol Britton Meyer During the fourth lengthy zoning board of appeals hearing Tuesday night on the proposed four-story, 12-unit comprehensive permit project at 25 Ipswich St. in the Rockaway Annex neighborhood, housing consultant Dean Harrison – representing developer and Hull residen

By Carol Britton Meyer The Hull Nantasket Chamber of Commerce is working on several initiatives to promote the community and enhance the local economy, President Steven Greenberg told the select board this week. Greenberg presented a 2024 year in review, along with a 2025 planning updat