Donald L. Stull, pioneering architect of the Ruggles MBTA station and Harriet Tubman House, dies at 83
By Bryan Marquard Globe Staff,Updated December 30, 2020, 6:26 p.m.
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Donald L. Stull and M. David Lee went over designs in their Boston offices in 2010.Wendy Maeda/Globe Staff/The Boston Globe
With the two groundbreaking architectural firms he founded and led, Donald Stull designed Boston landmarks such as Roxbury Community College, the Ruggles MBTA station, the Harriet Tubman House in the South End, and Boston Police Headquarters.
Along the way he was celebrated for founding two firms that were owned and run by Black architects at a time when there were few such architects, let alone firms, in the country. Ultimately, Mr. Stullâs designs are more visible and enduring in Greater Boston than those of most architects from his era.
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Court orders resentencing in rape case Published by news@presspubli. on Fri, 12/18/2020 - 4:00pm
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By Larry Limpf
A sentence of consecutive prison terms for a man convicted of raping a child has been vacated by the Ohio Sixth District Court of Appeals. The court remanded the case of Robert Stull, of Green Springs, back to the Sandusky County Common Pleas Court for resentencing. A jury found Stull guilty in August 2019 of two counts of rape, with the specification the victim was under the age of 10, and two counts of gross sexual imposition involving other victims. He had pled not guilty.