Christopher Haraden

On Monday, August 3 – the day before Coast Guard Day and four days before National Lighthouse Day – the General Services Administration announced

The select board this week voted to create a parking management advisory committee to audit Hull’s current parking policies and to recommend improvements t

The deceased veterans bulletin board at the Hull Village Cemetery was originally dedicated on Veterans Day, November 11, 2007, in honor of Hull veteran Edw

Paquin, who lost her seat in May by eight votes, was appointed this week to fill the vacancy created by the earlier resignation of Cindy Borges at a joint select board and planning board meeting.

Members of the Hull Redevelopment Authority are rarely in complete agreement when discussing the future of the 13-acre property, but at last week's

A week after listening to three hours of testimony from the developer proposing a nine-unit project at the foot of Allerton Hill, the zoning board

As part of the Route 714 Bus Stop Safety and Accessibility Project, the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority is working with the towns of Hull, Hingh

The committee studying options for constructing a combined police and fire station last week informally eliminated the Hull Redevelopment Authority propert

The Hingham Municipal Lighting Plant issued a statement to customers of the Weir River Water System regarding confusion about the new billing system.

A total of 2,803 voters went to the polls in Hull during Tuesday's primary election – 2,125 took a Democratic ballot, while 678 voted for Republican candidates.