Hull Select Board Rejects Summer Bar-Hours Pilot, Approves Seawall Traffic Changes
Hull Select Board votes 3-2 to reject state summer bar-hours pilot.
Hull Select Board votes 3-2 to reject state summer bar-hours pilot.
Hull Select Board approves modest extension to Tipsy Tuna entertainment hours. The board voted 3-1-0 to allow an additional 30 minutes beyond currently approved hours for live music, karaoke, and DJ entertainment at the Nantasket Avenue business, falling far short of the manager's request for
Hull Select Board grants Tipsy Tuna a half-hour entertainment extension and advances parking-fine legislation.
Hull Select Board reorganizes, electing Brian McCarthy Chair and Jerry Taverna Vice Chair. Susan Short Green becomes Clerk and Plymouth County Advisory Board representative. The board unanimously approved three one-day alcohol licenses for Hull Yacht Club events at Mariners Park in July and
Hull Select Board reorganizes leadership and backs $60,000 welcome center grant.
Hull Select Board unanimously approved nine Community Service Officers for summer 2026 and cleared the Nantasket Beach Salt Water Club to begin engineering and architectural work on a potential building renovation or replacement. Deputy Neil J. Reilly presented the nine CSO applicants, who will
Hull Select Board renews Town Manager Jennifer Constable's contract through August 2029.
Hull Select Board unanimously backs $4 million additional appropriation for Town Hall relocation project. Town Manager Jennifer Constable and Owners' Project Managers Greg Walsh and Brian LaRoche presented the updated budget, bringing the total to approximately $7.36 million, and explained that the
Hull Select Board backs $7.1 million town hall relocation budget ahead of May 4 town meeting vote.
Hull Select Board renews seasonal licenses and adopts 2026 election procedures. Chair Irwin Nesoff and the board unanimously approved seven alcohol and entertainment license renewals, including Tipsy Tuna, Doctor's Island Brewing, Shipwreck'd, and The Drift, and granted a new Amusement License to
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