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Waterfront Access Study Working Group advances survey analysis and field assessments.

Waterfront Access Study Working Group votes unanimously to adopt interim meeting summary. Associate Town Planner Matt O'Sullivan and Woods Hole Group consultants Mitchell Buck and Lindsay Pisapio presented a five-point scoring system for access sites based on remediation effort, use volume, and

Council on Aging delays support for Middle School relocation pending questions

Hull Council on Aging delays its decision on Middle School relocation pending answers. The seven-member Council on Aging decided to withhold support for the Town Manager's proposal to relocate the Senior Center to Memorial Middle School Building, citing seven concerns about the move. Chairman James

Advisory Board backs four warrant articles for Annual Town Meeting.

Hull Advisory Board votes to advance four warrant articles for May town meeting. At its March 31 meeting, the board unanimously approved recommendations on Articles 18 (DPW capital request), 26 (town hall closure and relocation), and 27 (town-wide coastal infrastructure). Article 40, concerning a

Hull Select Board Corrects Warrant Record With Unanimous Ratification Vote

HULL -- March 31, 2026, Hull Select Board fixes warrant typo with a three-minute special meeting. Chair Nessoff called the March 31 session to order at 11:18 a.m. with members Taverna and McCann present, convening solely to ratify the board's March 25 approval of the 2026

Advisory Board postpones decision on light plant charter amendment

Hull Advisory Board defers vote on proposal to curtail Town Manager power over light plant. Resident Leslie Taylor presented Article 40, a charter amendment petition to remove the Town Manager's authority over the Municipal Light Plant and restore the Municipal Light Board's statutory management