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Select Board approves opioid recovery grant, sets office hours

Select Board approves $50K opioid recovery grant to community wellness center. Town Manager Jennifer Constable reported Hull has received $273,000 in Opioid Settlement Funds; the board unanimously awarded $50,000 to The Anchor of Hull for expanded recovery services including art therapy, coaching,

Planning Board holds first public hearing on nine-unit Nantasket Ave waterfront development.

Planning Board hears first public hearing on nine-unit waterfront development. Chair Jeanne Paquin and six board members heard from applicant The Point Nantasket Realty LLC on a proposal for cedar-shingled townhouses, public pavilion, and parking canopies at 839, 843, and 845 Nantasket Avenue. The

Hull Water Committee backs three town meeting articles on bidding, reserves, and contract terms

Hull Water Committee approves amended minutes and advances three sewer-department warrant articles to May town meeting.

Hull Select Board approves $50,000 opioid grant, launches monthly public office hours

Hull Select Board unanimously approves $50,000 opioid settlement grant to local recovery center. The board voted 5-0 Wednesday to support the grant to the Anchor of Hull, a community wellness and recovery center, drawn from the town's accumulated $273,000 in national opioid settlement funds.

Council on Aging schedules Middle School vote on Senior Center move

Hull Council on Aging readies Middle School relocation plan. Town Manager Jennifer Constable toured the committee through approximately half of Memorial Middle School's first floor proposed for the Senior Center, requesting support to seek Annual Town Meeting funding for the move. The Council voted