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Developer Appeals Delayed Allerton Condo Zoning Ruling, Alleges 'Witch Hunt'

A developer has appealed a delayed Allerton condo zoning ruling, alleging opponents are waging a "witch hunt," Hull Times reports. The 20-page appeal, posted this week to the town's Zoning Board of Appeals page, argues that neighbors opposed to the project have deliberately worked to bl…

Hull Sale Prices Span $485 To $885 With Median Landing At $762

Hull recorded seven property transfers between June 26 and July 25, according to Plymouth County Registry of Deeds filings. Four sales listed a price, ranging from $485 to $885, with a median of $762; three carried no disclosed consideration. The top disclosed sale was 62 C St. at $885,…

Select Board Votes 3-2 to Pull Light Plant From Joint Facility Grant Application

Hull Select Board votes 3-2 to separate light plant from joint DPW facility grant.

Hull Zoning Board Approves N Street Home Expansion, Delays Nantasket Avenue Appeal

Hull Zoning Board approves N Street home expansion and punts Nantasket Avenue appeal after counsel fails to appear.

Hull Home Sales Span $120 to $885 Range in Latest Recording Period

Hull recorded 11 property transfers between June 19 and July 18, with sale prices disclosed on seven of them, ranging from $120 to $885 and a median of $710. The top transaction was 62 C Street at $885, sold by a trust to Michael and Diane Spofford. Four of the 11 transfers moved proper…

Hull Light Board Votes to End Winter Generator Program After Six Seasons

Hull ends its six-year emergency generator program and authorizes a rival garage study.

Hull Redevelopment Authority Votes 3-2 to Extend Paid Parking Hours at Two Lots

HULL — July 13, 2026 — Hull Redevelopment Authority receives survey showing near-unanimous resident opposition to housing and commercial development on its land. The HRA board heard a presentation July 13 from Market Street Research President Stephanie Gonthier, whose firm surveyed 996 Hull registered voters between April 20 and May 22,

Hull Select Board Approves James Ave Beach Appraisal, Railroad Bed License in Unanimous Votes

HULL — July 8, 2026 — Hull Select Board authorizes James Ave Beach appraisal and approves railroad bed restoration license. The board voted 5-0 at its July 8 meeting to direct Town Counsel Adam Brodsky to commission an appraisal of the disputed James Ave Beach access strip, the first procedural step

Hull Planning Board Unanimously Votes Into Closed Session on Nantasket Avenue Appeal

HULL — July 8, 2026 — Hull Planning Board enters executive session on Nantasket Avenue permitting appeal. The board convened by Zoom on July 8 for a brief open session before voting unanimously — 5 to 0 — to close to the public to discuss litigation strategy on a permitting appeal involving properties at

Obituary notices, week of Monday 2026-06-29 through Sunday 2026-07-05

One Hull obituary was noted for the week of June 29 – July 5, 2026: Plausky, Rosemary, 80, of Hull, who died June 26, 2026, with funeral arrangements handled by Keohane Funeral Homes and services scheduled July 7–8 in Hingham.

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