Tel: 781-925-1212
VETERANS’ NAMES SOUGHT FOR MEMORIAL
The War Memorial Commission is in the process
of establishing a qualifying list of military veterans whose names would be
permanently enshrined at the Hull War Memorial Monument.
According to Paul Sordillo, Hull’s Director of
Veterans’ services, veterans who meet the following criteria and are interested
in having their names included will be considered:
•
entered the service with their home of record being Hull;
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served honorably in armed conflict from Aug. 2, 1990, to Aug. 31, 2021, which are dates established by the
federal government; and
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have been awarded the National Defense Medal.
All submissions will be vetted by the Memorial
Commission for compliance with the listed criteria.
Veterans should mail copies of their DD214 to
the following address:
Director
of Veterans’ Services
Town of Hull
253 Atlantic Ave
Hull, MA 02045.
National Grid has a monopoly for the provision of this service with a substantial guaranteed rate of return for the Company. In exchange for the monopoly status there is an expectation and requirement electric service will be reliable. The filing requests MA DPU initiate a full investigation regarding National Grid failure to follow good utility standards in maintaining the two lines.
The petition requests MA DPU to order National Grid to upgrade the lines and associated facilities at National Grid’s expense. Additional, the petition requests National Grid be ordered to reimburse Hull Light $3.1 million dollars Hull Light has expended to protect residents and businesses from National Grid’s failure to exercise proper care for the lines. Expense reimbursement includes the cost Hull Light has made and continues to make to have generators during winter months because of the precarious nature of National Grids electric supply lines to Hull.
The filling includes expert testimony from qualified professionals in regulatory affairs, Paul Hibbard, former Chair of the MA DPU, and engineering expertise, Tom Converse with over 35 years of experience with public power line design and construction. Additional testimony is provided by Hull Light Operations Manager Panos Tokadjian and Town Manager Phil Lemnios.
SPECIAL CHIP DAY
AT HULL DPW
The Town of Hull will be having a Special Chip Day due to the
recent Nor'easter. It will be held on Saturday November 6, 2021 from 8:00a.m. until noon.
Chip Day is held at the DPW Barn, 9 Nantasket Avenue, across the street from
Dylan's Pizza (old Pizza Box). Residents may bring in tree limbs and
brush that are eight inches in
diameter or smaller. No leaves,
grass, vines, or other yard waste will
be accepted. Vehicles larger than a standard
pick-up truck will not be allowed. Landscapers and Contractors are limited to one truckload. Proof of Hull Residency is required. If you have any questions, please contact the DPW Director, Christopher Gardner, 781-925-0900.