By Carol Britton Meyer Following the light board’s earlier vote to commission a study of the feasibility of constructing a ...

The public is invited to a Boat Parade and Wreath Ceremony honoring Gold Star families and those lost at sea on Saturday, ...

By Carol Britton Meyer The school committee recently approved a Strategic Plan for 2026-2031 for the Hull Public Schools, with the vision of “honoring community, promoting confidence, sparking ...

By Christopher Haraden Just over a month after Hull High’s principal submitted his resignation, the school department has ...

By Christopher Haraden At a special meeting called just for the purpose of discussing how the board would articulate its ...

By Carol Britton Meyer The Weir River Water System board of water commissioners, comprised of the Hingham select board, this ...

The strong winds and heavy rains expected for this weekend could cause power outages – when you are out and about, be sure to ...

Edward Rowe Snow spent a lifetime collecting and sharing stories of shipwrecks, lighthouses, lifesaving, pirates, and the people who lived along the New England coast. An author, historian, lecturer, ...

By Carol Britton Meyer Last week, Hull’s select board granted approval for in-person early voting hours for the November 3 ...

The memories will linger long after the C Note – often referred to as “the South Shore’s best live music club” – closes its doors next week. This popular music venue on Nantasket Avenue – which opened ...

In an effort to clarify the select board’s authority over the town manager/light plant manager, Town Counsel Brian Winner this week shared a seven-page analysis of the July 22 select board vote to ...

JUST BEACHY: These aerial views show the disputed area of land (highlighted in yellow) that is privately owned at the entrance to the James Avenue beach. [Left image from Google; right image is from ...