Nine property transfers were recorded in Hull from Sept. 4 to Oct. 3, with eight carrying a sale price ranging from $410,000 to $2,700,000 and a median of $690,000. The month's most notable transaction was the $2.7 million sale of 2 Bluff Rd., more than double the next-highest sale.
Hull Select Board forwards four preservation grant requests toward an October 29 deadline. From our own coverage: Select Board forwards four preservation grant bids. Also in today's brief (8 items): Library hosts life-transitions workshop Saturday; Redevelopment Authority meets Monday n…
Hull Select Board forwards four CPA grant requests worth over $90,000.
Town manager refuses to pull light plant from coastal resiliency grant despite board votes against garage project. From our own coverage: Manager won't pull light plant from resiliency grant; Select Board splits over light plant bill letters. Also in today's brief (13 items): Hull remem…
Hull Select Board splits over how to respond to legislature on light plant bill. From our own coverage: Select Board splits then agrees on light plant letters. Also in today's brief (5 items): Select Board meets Tuesday at Town Hall; Permanent Sewer Commission meets Tuesday; Historic Di…
Three Hull obituaries published this week: Abraham, John J. "Jack"; Bowman, Nancy Lee; and Kearns, Frances M. Nancy Lee Bowman, 74, was a longtime Hull resident who died September 1 at Life Care Center of the South Shore in Scituate; her notice was posted by Magoun-Biggins Funeral Home.…
Twelve property transfers were recorded in Hull between Aug. 28 and Sept. 26, with seven carrying a disclosed sale price ranging from $469,924 to $2,700,000 and a median of $680,000. The month's top transaction was a $2,700,000 sale at 2 Bluff Road on Sept. 9.
The newly formed Hull Waterfront Access Advisory Committee elected its first leadership and took up unfinished land-title questions at September beach access sites.
Light Board voted unanimously to establish a subcommittee on the 15 Edgewater Road feasibility study. Commissioners Tom Burns and Jacob M. Vaillancourt were tasked with developing a refined scope of work within a $110,000 budget, set to report to the full Board by October 15.
Hull's town manager refuses to pull the light plant out of a coastal resiliency grant despite votes against the project by both elected boards.