Heaven Bound hopes to build in Hull

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Friday, April 29. 2011
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Jeremy Elrod
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Members of the local church, Heaven Bound Ministries, lined the walls of Hull’s City Hall Monday night in support of a proposal to build a modular classroom on their property.
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Hull council approves business proposal

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Monday, August 23. 2010
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Hull leaders approved a proposal Aug. 16 by local businessman Daniel Dooley for mobile classrooms at his Hwy. 72 business. [Full Story »] 

D-Day survivor is Hull’s Spring Festival grand marshal

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Margie Richards
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Wednesday, May 26. 2010
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Lloyd Carter, 88, this year’s Hull Festival Parade grand marshal, says that certain words, like “home” and “mother” have a particularly soothing effect on the soul. [Full Story »] 

Hull Fire Dept. to get new truck

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Wednesday, April 7. 2010
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The Hull Volunteer Fire Department will soon get a new fire truck. [Full Story »] 

City council considering Hull VFD truck purchase request

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Sunday, March 21. 2010
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The Hull Volunteer Fire Department wants to use the city’s sales tax number to save money on a $319,000 truck purchase, but the city council wants more information before signing its name to the paperwork. [Full Story »] 

Hull swears in new council member

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Thursday, January 28. 2010
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The Hull City Council’s first order of business in 2010 was to swear in its new councilmember, Paige Phillips. [Full Story »] 

Hull passes $63K budget

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Tuesday, December 29. 2009
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Hull leaders have their 2010 spending plan in place, approving a $63,246 budget Dec. 21 in the city council’s final meeting of 2009. [Full Story »] 

Hull’s charter ‘woefully’ out-dated, attorney says

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Thursday, October 1. 2009
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Hull attorney Pat Graham said the city’s charter — some of which dates back to 1906 — is antiquated and needs to be rewritten. [Full Story »] 

Hull leaders hope to award paving contract in September

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Thursday, August 27. 2009
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Hull city leaders will delay awarding contracts for three road projects until they re-bid the jobs with a uniform set of specifications. [Full Story »] 

Hull leaders question town’s population estimates

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Margie Richards
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Wednesday, July 29. 2009
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At least one Hull council member thinks the town’s population estimates may be off – maybe by as much as 50 percent. [Full Story »] 
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