The Hull Planning Board sorted a list of 23 potential zoning changes, routing several to the Zoning Bylaw Committee while keeping a disputed front-setback waiver for further review, as it also set a November 4 public meeting on Weir River Water's tower project.
Hull zoning boards clash over map errors dating to 2002 ahead of 2027 amendments. From our own coverage: Planning Board refers zoning fixes to ZBC; Hull boards agree on 2027 zoning amendment list.
Hull's Municipal Light Board voted 4-1 to adopt a $110,000 feasibility study scope for the light plant's Edgewater Road site, then voted 5-0 to send it to the Select Board.
Hull Light Board subcommittee revises feasibility study scope amid unresolved peer-review dispute. From our own coverage: Light Board subcommittee revises study scope, dispute remains; DCR to review flood plans for Hull parkways. Also in today's brief (3 items): Hull soccer hosts Randolph Oct. 26.
The Town of Hull announced Oct. 6 that the state Department of Conservation and Recreation will hold online and in-person meetings to discuss early flood-resilience strategies for Nantasket Avenue and Hull Shore Drive, with public comments accepted through Nov. 30.
Hull Public Library adds a new queer book club meeting this month. From our own coverage: DCR to review flood plans for Hull parkways.
This week's Hull obituary column carries one notice: Furey, Eileen Rita (Moynihan), 91, of Hull and Quincy, who died October 16, 2026, at home surrounded by family. No profession, military service, or memorial designation was specified in the available source material.
Village Fire Station restoration remains unfinished despite continued Community Preservation Act funding.
Hull's Community Preservation Committee is reviewing 13 grant requests including a long-term plan for Fort Revere.
A town board revisited relocating the light plant and discussed stairs for James Avenue beach access.