Christopher Haraden

Thank you to all of the Times readers who responded during the past two weeks to our request for feedback about the length of letters to the editor. As we mentioned, we want to reflect community sentiment and let people know what our readers are thinking, but we also don’t want long letters to crowd

By Carol Britton Meyer The light board will vote on a process for making payments in lieu of taxes, or PILOTs, at a meeting on Monday, September 15, after reviewing a policy proposed by the board and recently approved by the light plant’s attorney. The policy calls for light board authority over

The Hull Affordable Housing Committee has elected Kate Barclay as its new chair. A former at-large member of the committee, Barclay has displayed unwavering dedication to the advancement of affordable housing in Hull.

The 20th Endless Summer Waterfront Festival kicks off this Saturday, September 6 at noon, and promises to be the biggest and best event yet! With free admission, free parking, and lots of entertainment, there’s no excuse for not attending. If the weather is an issue on Saturday, the Hull-Nantasket

On Saturday, September 13 from 1 to 6 p.m., the streets of the Kenberma neighborhood will be transformed into a music festival featuring 40 bands from all over the Boston area, in genres including bluegrass, jazz, blues, and hip-hop, plus plenty of rock’n’roll.

By Carol Britton Meyer The former owner of a local bicycle shop pleaded guilty to five counts of larceny in Hingham District Court last month after several customers say he took thousands of dollars from them and failed to deliver the merchandise and business opportunities he promised.

The Annual Nantasket Beach Car Show will be held on Sunday, September 14, from 8 a.m. to noon along Nantasket Avenue, from approximately Park Avenue to the Mary Jeanette Murray Bathhouse.

This year’s Hull Artists Open Studios 2025 not only celebrates the organization’s 29th anniversary, but will feature 32 artists, plus the award-winning Gallery Nantasket at 121 Nantasket Ave., which showcases fine art and craft from 25 artists.

By Carol Britton Meyer During what Chair Bartley Kelly referred to as “the quickest meeting we’ve had in a long time” – 20 minutes – the Hull Redevelopment Authority on Monday heard a brief update on a townwide survey on uses of the HRA property and released minutes outlining the alleged default o

By Christopher Haraden With Wednesday’s joint light board/select board meeting slated to discuss the management structure of the utility, proponents of removing the town manager as light plant manager are pressing the issue on multiple fronts, including asking Town Manager Jennifer Constable to re