Peter Seitz - Station Manager Hull Community Television + Pirate TV = HULL TV
HC-TV (Comcast 9/Verizon 35) is the Public/Government channel of the Town of Hull.
Pirate TV (Comcast 22/Verizon 34), the Education Station, is the Hull Public Schools channel. HC-TV's features a different show every night at 7:30 p.m., which is replayed at 12 am and 12 pm the next day. The Hull Public School Show of the Day plays at 11am, 3pm, 7pm & 11 pm.
ELECTION UPDATE: Registered Hull voters who did not vote in the May 15th town election will be able to vote Tuesday June 13 between 5:30 and 7:30 pm, consistent with the time the Q St. fire impacted access to the polls. Voting will take place at Hull High School. Absentee ballots may be requested from the Town Clerk.
Once again, if you voted on May 15th your vote will be counted and you cannot vote again.
Per order of Plymouth Superior Court Judge Glenny all votes cast in the May 15th town election (including those between 8 and 10 p.m.) must be counted. In addition, the judge ordered the Town to re-open the polls for two hours so that any voters who were unable to get to the polls on May 15 will be able to vote. The date and time of the additional voting hours will be announced next week. Just to be clear, if you voted on May 15th there is no need to vote again, your vote will be counted. The additional hours are to accommodate registered voters who did not vote on May 15.
Check the Town Clerk's website for future updates.
Saturday is the day to show your support for the people who work so hard and do such a great job beautifying our town.
Tonight's Select Board meeting has been canceled. No date set for the next meeting until Monday's election has been certified.
HRA FIVE YEARS (ONE SEAT)
* Finn 1075
Kernan 1060
HRA THREE YEARS (ONE SEAT)
*Paquin 1356
Parsons 706
SELECT BOARD TWO YEARS (ONE SEAT)
* McCarthy 1065
Ianiri 731
Greenberg 503
THREE YEAR SELECT BOARD (TWO SEATS)
*McCann 1207
*Taverna 844
Gibbons 578
Pursel 502
Barclay 382
Reyes 329
Bellone 216
Blanks 729
(Unofficial results) Contested seat winners:
Select Board 3 Year: Jason McCann & Jerry Taverna
Select Board 2 Year: Brian McCarthy
HRA 5 Year: Pat Finn
HRA 3 Year: Adrienne Paquin
School Committee: Ernest Minelli IV & Write-in /All others
Complete results later in the a.m.
See and hear the candidates in this year's potential watershed election all day Saturday and most of Sunday on HC-TV (Comcast 9/Verizon 35) and any time you want at hulltv.net Video On Demand. (Search Canddiate)
Town Meeting continues Wednesday May 3 at 7 p.m. with several important articles left to consider. We hope to finish tonight, but direct democracy can be unpredictable. One thing we can say with certainty is that if it wasn't for electronic voting, which speeds up the process considerably, the meeting might last a week.
After some heated debates and surprising twists and turns last night, Town Meeting continues tonight at 7. Still 20 or so articles to go so we're expecting another long night or two.
Annual Town Meeting begins at 7 p.m. Monday May 1 in the Hull High School Gym.
The meeting is expected to go two, possibly three, nights.
You can't vote from home, but you can watch it live on all of our channels (Comcast 9 & 22/Verizon 34/35) and streaming live at HullTV.net
For those of you who couldn't find a seat at the last live meeting of the HRA this Monday night's meeting will be held in the Hull High Auditorium beginning at 7 p.m. The plan continues to progress so it won't be a rehash of the last presentation. If you can't make it in person watch it live on Hull TV, either on cable (Comcast 9/Verizon 35) or streaming at hulltv.net. The meeting will also be available at hulltv.net within 24 hours.
Due to possible extremely high tides there will be a 2 Hour Delay for the Hull Public Schools Wednesday March 15. Hull High will start at 9:25; Memorial at 10:05 and Jacobs 10:25. Morning child care is canceled.
Due to the weather, the Tuesday night HRA Public Forum at Hull High School is canceled and will be rescheduled at a later date.
Out of an abundance of caution there will be an early release for the Hull Public Schools on Tuesday March 14. Hull High will be dismissed at 12:20, Memorial 12:45 and Jacobs at 1:15. Full day preschool at 12:45. Lunch will be served before all dismissals.
Afternoon preschool and all after school and evening activities are cancelled as well.
Two Hour Delay for the Hull Public Schools Tuesday Feb. 28. Hull High 9:25; Memorial 10:05; Jacobs 10:25.
It's been a historic season in many ways. Check out our highlight package from this year's Thanksgiving game vs Cohasset. Go Pirates!
Townwide emergency generator test tomorrow at approximately 1 pm. There will be a brief power outage while they power up the generators and then again when they switch back to regular power. Two outages of 5 minutes or less and the test should be done by 1:45
This year's Hull High football team is making their hometown proud. Check out their latest dominating victory at hulltv.net Video On Demand (Search HHS football) or watch it tomorrow on Pirate TV (Comcast 22/Verizon 34) at 3, 7 & 11, both a.m. and p.m. Go Pirates!
The HRA is back on Hull Community Television. Beginning this week, we'll be showing the recordings of their Zoom meetings every Wednesday on Comcast 9/Verizon 35 after the Select Board. The meetings will also be available at hulltv.net Video On Demand. Search HRA and the latest meeting will be at the top of the list. If you're interested in Hull history the meetings and shows we have recorded over the years are further down the list.
Homecoming, a convincing 35-8 win over Boston English, and a spectacular sunset--a great night to be at the Gut.
Craig Wolfe and an army of volunteers did a spectacular job last Sunday pulling off another great Nantasket Beach Car Show to benefit Cops For Kids with Cancer. I could have taken a thousand pictures of all the people, dogs and 500 cars. Another great day to be in Hull!
If you're interested in being part of our "What Makes Hull Special" mini doc we've updated the form to make it easier to sign up.
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This is not a commitment, just a survey to see if anyone is interested in being featured in a Hull CTV video.
HCTV is putting together a documentary this August about what makes Hull a special place. If you'd like to tell people what you love about Hull, please fill out the short survey below:
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This is not a commitment, just a survey to see if anyone is interested in being featured in a Hull CTV video.
Our new volunteer Angie Teig went to the carnival Saturday night did a great job capturing the excitement.
Just heard about this:
The DCR is hosting a virtual public meeting Thursday June 16 at 6 pm. Topics will include a discussion on the Street Skating Rink in the DCR parking lot on GW Blvd. as well as other projects this season & the near future.
Search Nantasket Beach Reservation Short-Term Improvements 6/16/2022 Mass.gov to participate virtually.
Here's the totals in the contested races: SELECT BOARD (Two Seats) Constable 842 Nesoff 792 Reilly 626 Greenberg 575 LIGHT BOARD (Two Seats) Burns 896 Ciccariello 852 Van Hamm 765 TOWN CLERK (One) West 1147 Flattich 452
Congratulations to Irwin Nesoff and Jennifer Constable on their election to the Select Board.
It's Candidates Weekend on Hull Community Television (Comcast 9 Verizon 35.) See all three forums we recorded Saturday May 14 at noon, 3 pm and 7:30 pm and every hour on the hour Sunday May 15 from noon to 11 pm. All three events are available at hulltv.net Video On Demand, Search: Candidate 2022.
See you at the polls Monday the 16th sometime between 7 am and 8 pm in the Hull High Gym.
HULL TV Local Election Coverage
Next week we will be giving Hull voters multiple chances to see and hear the candidates for the contested races in the May 16th election. We'll be taping candidates statements in our studio that will be televised Monday May 9th. We will also be recording the Chamber of Commerce's Meet the Candidates Night and the Council on Aging's Candidate Coffee. All these forums will be in heavy rotation the weekend before the election. As a Hull Only operation, we will not be televising the Hingham League of Woman Voters forum.
U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren came to Hull today to see the newly renovated pumping station funded by $2 million dollars of federal infrastructure money. After the tour the senator visited Hull High School for a roundtable discussion with local officials about future needs and goals for our area. The video we shot of the event will be on HC-TV next week.
When it's foggy in Hull buildings disappear.
COVID-19 GUIDANCE
EFFECTIVE MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2022
As a result of the continuing decline in the Town’s Covid positivity rate and the expectation the trend will continue access restrictions to public buildings will be lifted Effective Monday, February 28th.
The following public buildings: Town Hall, the Light Department, Library, Senior Center, Public Works, Police and Fire Stations, Harbormaster Office and the Wastewater Treatment Office will be open to the public during regular business hours.
Mask usage will be optional for staff and members of the public.
On-site Board and Committee meetings can be scheduled again on Monday, February 28th.
I would like to thank everyone for their patience during this period.
Thank you.
Phil Lemnios
Town Manger
EARLY RELEASE FOR THE HULL PUBLIC SCHOOLS FRIDAY FEB. 4. Hull High School 11 a.m.; Memorial 11:30 a.m.; Jacobs at noon. No Afternoon Preschool, After School Care or after school activities.
Two Hour Delay for the Hull Public Schools Monday Jan. 31 to allow extra time for snow removal. Hull High 9:25; Memorial 10:05; Jacobs 10:25.
In addition to the Winter Parking Ban being in effect, Bay Street will be One Way effective 12:01 AM January 29 for the duration of the storm to allow for plowing. Enter from Water Street and exit from GW Blvd.
REPORT ON STORM PREPARATIONS
1-28-22
Below is a summary of our Departmental activities in preparation for the storm to begin Saturday morning and continue until late Saturday night.
Our staff began preparing on Tuesday for this event, we are ready to respond.
We are being advised to be most concerned with high tide on Saturday evening at 8:48 pm. We are likely to experience some minor to moderate flooding in northeast and north facing locations. Temporary road closures are likely.
Additionally, high winds will cause significant drifting of snow which will lead to some roadway closures and will prolong the clean-up activities.
If the forecast changes, we are prepared to adjust our plans to meet the conditions as necessary.
Chief Russo, our Emergency Management Director, will be actively managing the event response with Deputy Fire Chief Frazier. We are fortunate that Chief Russo and all our staff have many years of experience with these types of events.
DEPARTMENT REPORTS
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
All departmental equipment is ready to be deployed as needed
Sufficient sand, salt and fuel stockpiled.
Staff and sub-contractors on-call and ready for the event.
We are prepared for several days of full scale operations
Straits Pond has been lowered in preparation for the storm
Dune openings have been fortified
FIRE DEPARTMENT
All staff and vehicles ready
Central and Greenhill Station operational and fully staffed
POLICE DEPARTMENT
All staff and vehicles ready
Winter Parking ban in place – Code Red Reminder to be issued
Bay Street to be made one way temporarily to aid in snow removal
We urge any resident that can park off-street to do so, it will help plowing operations
LIGHT DEPARTMENT
Two stand-by crews will be stationed in Town for the duration of the event to address any outages that may occur.
Generators are ready if the National Grid lines that feed the Town fail. Please remember the generators only work when the is a power loss to the entire Town.
If there are downed lines in Town which cause a loss or power to a neighborhood or a portion of the Town, repairs to those downed lines will be made as quickly as possible.
The generators will not power areas that lose power due downed lines in Town. The generators only work when there is a loss of power due to failure of the National Grid lines that feed the entire Town.
SEWER DEPARTMENT
Staff will be on-site for duration of the event
All pumps have been exercised and are ready if needed
EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER
Staff ready to open if necessary
COMMUNICATIONS
Code Red messages will be issued regarding Parking restrictions, and general advisory
This memo will be posted on Town Web Site, Cable TV, and the Emergency Management page and to the Hull Times.
Citizen information can be found at the following sites:
Town of Hull Web Site: www.town.hull.ma.us
Facebook: Town of- Hull
Facebook: Hull Emergency Management
Hull Cable TV
On behalf of the members of the Selectboard and all Town employees we want to thank the residents of Hull in advance for their patience during the storm and while we clean-up in the aftermath of the storm.
Historically, Hull residents have shown a remarkable level of resilience and fortitude during storms. Please be assured that your public servants will do all we can to assist during the storm. Conditions are often dangerous and our ability to restore services can at times be complex and protracted; however, we will not stop until the job is done.
We are all proud to serve you. We recognize storm events are very disruptive and cause a great deal of concern. We appreciate your understanding, and we are confident that our 375 year tradition of Hull self-reliance and perseverance will continue for many years to come. Thank you.
Sincerely and on Behalf of All or Employees and the Town of Hull Selectboard
Phil Lemnios
Hull Town Manager
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The town-by-town weekly Covid report isn't as easy to find as it used to be so we've been posting it on our community bulletin board. The numbers are still going up.
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Our talented Intern Angie Teig was at the Lifesaving Museum Saturday for their 1920s themed Boating Party. Here's a sample of what she saw.
Here's the totals in the contested races: SELECT BOARD (Two Seats) Constable 842 Nesoff 792 Reilly 626 Greenberg 575 LIGHT BOARD (Two Seats) Burns 896 Ciccariello 852 Van Hamm 765 TOWN CLERK (One) West 1147 Flattich 452
Just happened to be at Hull High this afternoon when US Senator Ed Markey stopped by to celebrate Hull's commitment to green energy in front of our first turbine. The Senator is shooting his own video with State Rep. Joan Meschino & State Senator Patrick O'Connor behind him. Select Board Chair Jen Constable is to their left. Sorry for the wind noise, but you know how it is down the Gut.
Here's another great run from last night, some power running by Senior Jimmy Polito to set up the second Hull TD.
For those of you not following @HullTV on Twitter, here's a clip from last night's game of Nate Simoly's long TD run. The entire game, with our All-Star team of Alan McCall & Steve Vieira, will be on Pirate TV (Comcast 22/Verizon 34) and hulltv.net this Thursday at 3, 7 & 11, am and pm. Hull Football is back in a big way!
We had the opportunity to be on hand last Saturday for the car parade tribute in honor of Dan Johnson's retirement as Library Director. Dan was on the scene when I joined HC-TV in 1984 and he was always in the mix when Hull History was happening. I had the honor of being a Library Trustee and working with Dan for 6 years and saw firsthand how hard he worked to make our library a friendly and welcoming place. I also had the pleasure of working with Dan on the Images of America Hull history books. Dan isn't going anywhere and promises to stay involved with the Hull Lions Club. Thanks for everything Dan!
It was a glorious Labor Day today, made even more wondrous by being on Nantasket Beach. One of my favorite sights of the late summer is the little wind-up birds running along the water's edge. Sanderlings, I believe, is their proper name.
The Hull High School Class of 2020 is coming your way!
The Hull Police were on hand today at the Gold Star Mothers monument to salute our deceased veterans as part of our Virtual Memorial Day Ceremony. Many others contributed pre-recorded songs, prayers and remembrances as part this year's tribute to our fallen heroes. Hull's Veterans Agent Paul Sordillo did a great job coordinating everything. See the entire virtual ceremony on HCTV tonight or online at hulltv.net.
Early voting for the MA Presidential Primary is now going on for Hull registered voters at Hull Town Hall. M,W,Th 8-4:30; Tu 8-7:30 & Fri 8 am-Noon
After some careful planning I took jake (the drone) up to 320 feet and watched the fireworks being shot off at E and F street beach on July 4th. This is a little over two minutes. Enjoy!
The Hull Youth Football Carnival is in Town with Fireworks on Saturday. Lots of fun so come on down and support a great cause!!
As a final post from the graduation activities, here is Victoria and Charlotte singing the National Anthem. They did a great job
Hull High School Graduation 2019 While covering the event for Hull TV, the school was nice enough to allow me to do a little drone flying as well. I captured the toss of the caps from above.
I love New England. It was snowing this morning but it is in the 40's now. The snow is melting fast. This 2 minute video is a flight I took this morning before it all melted.
Hi everyone! This will be the last in the series of test videos that I will be posting. Flying at night is fantastic and not without its challenges but I really like how it looks. At this point the drone (I named it Jake) has flown to Peddocks, Georges and Bumpkin Island, throughout the lower part of Hull and as you can see, multiple night flights. Enjoy!
Hi - this is a 1 minute time lapse of tonight's sunset which was originally 6 minutes long. We hope you enjoy it!
Hi all I bought a drone a few weeks ago. I'm still in the process of learning to fly it and to work with the camera. The quality is reduced as I'm flying after sunset. Peter and I do have plans for some cool videos but for now this is just a test :-) -- Greg
Memorial Day and the Band! Under the direction of Ian Barkon the Hull High School Band played mix of military songs and did a fantastic job! Here is a 2 minute clip for you to enjoy!! --Greg
Drowned Hogs 2017! It was another fun event for this annual fundraiser!!
The United States Coast Guard Academy Glee Club - The Idlers! The HLM recently held a Maritime History Symposium and the Idlers were there to kick it off. This will be coming soon to Hull TV. Enjoy the song!
Snow, Wind, Cold! Here is a few seconds of video from today's storm I shot from my Nikon. There is no sound as it is simply a loud blowing noise...
Victoria Stevens of the Hull Lifesaving Museum provided me with the christening ceremony of the Coast Guard Cutter James WMSL-754. That has been posted to our YouTube page at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bn8gQVSukhI The video posted here is a 3 minute 30 second history of Joshua James and the new cutter with Victoria and James' great-great-niece, Charlene James Benoit.
Hometown Hero Gordon O'Brien walked down to 2012 Hull's Veterans Day ceremony to tell the story behind why had been awarded France's highest honor for his heroism during World War Two.
This is a 4 minute clip from the MJM Lecture with guest Speaker Hank Phillippi Ryan. Where we always see Hank's serious side on TV, she enjoys a good laugh. Here is a little about her book and a funny story to go with it.
I was up on Turkey Hill (Weir River Farm) when the storm came through. The clouds looked really cool. I didn't have my good video camera with me, but with the little help for the video software, my iPhone did okay. Enjoy! - Greg
This is a short but funny clip from the Boston Children's Fun Run. So much planning, so much not going according to plan! This was a great event for the kids and there will be a mode detailed video coming to this page soon!
The Children's Hospital Fun Run/Walk and 5K Race is coming up this weekend the 29th. This is a short video of the event held last year. It is supposed to be even bigger this year!
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