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By Dakota Antelman, Contributing Writer Marlborough/Hudson - Police and social workers have been working together to address the convergence of mental health care and law enforcement in Marlborough for nearly a decade. As the mental health crisis deepens, organizers hope to expand the Jail Diversion Program that facilitates that cooperation.

Hudson Schools Superintendent Marco Rodrigues defended administrators this week while also criticizing a “level of impatience."

The sale of the former Regal Cinemas is moving forward after the Select Board approved a request for proposals (RFP) on Tuesday. 

The Marlborough City Council voted 10-0 this week to approve a $180,503,099 municipal operating budget for the 2023 fiscal year. 

Marlborough’s library project may be on track to run $1 million over budget after unanticipated cost overruns. 

The Westborough Department of Public Works has implemented a water restriction. DPW head Chris Payant addressed the restriction on Tuesday.

The Legion Post 234 has been hosting Veteran’s Coffee Hours with a different speaker presenting each month since late last year.

Marlborough’s proposed West Side Fire Station project is now on hold, according to Mayor Arthur Vigeant, who detailed plans this week.

Shrewsbury’s Edgemere Diner is on the move. It’s not going far, at least for the time being, however, moving to Grafton.

The Shrewsbury Board of Selectmen will now be known as the Select Board after receiving a thumbs up from Town Meeting last weekend.

The Shrewsbury Board of Selectmen is considering developing a public comment policy for its meetings following recent discussion.

The Hawks were in action at home on Saturday, taking on Nashoba for their senior night contest amid a strong season.

Northborough’s new Be Well Northborough initiative will kick off with a bang next month with an official kickoff event.

A mask advisory is now in place in Shrewsbury following a unanimous vote by the Board of Health on Friday morning. 

Marlborough’s proposed Walcott residential housing project will go back before the City Council under the terms of a settlement agreement. 

Balloons flew over Marlborough’s French Hill neighborhood on Wednesday afternoon as part of a “balloon test” for Alta Marlborough.

Green Hudson will hold a Climate Education and Action Summit on Saturday, May 21 from 3 to 5 p.m. in Hudson.

A fundraiser organized by the Mill Pond Elementary School student council in Westborough raised $4,644 to benefit various causes last month.

Marlborough will adopt electronic poll pads to replace voting lists for future elections. Paper ballots, however, will remain.

Crush, a new addition to the Shrewsbury business landscape is looking to bring change in local nail salon offerings.