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“To be successful in business, you have to listen first. We have had early success just by treating people right.”

The Corridor 9/495 Regional Chamber has announced that 15 high school seniors are the recipients of 2023 scholarships.

Daniel Uhlman, 53, of Marlborough, was arraigned in Marlborough District Court on Friday, June 2, following the death of his mother June 1.

Plans for the Reserve at Pleasant Commons call for a total of 104 units across four multifamily apartment buildings

In this week's Community Advocate read Westborough commemorates Memorial Day. Appeal filed for BealCommons project.

RenovoMD is a skincare aesthetics practice that is run by trained medical practitioners. Jean Casello, M.D., opened the office in 2008.

Esther Folkes celebrated her 104th birthday surrounded by friends and family. Folkes thanked people for their kindness.

Originally constructed as the high school in 1897, the enormous building was not the first school sited upon this acre-plus lot.

Four generations of golf professionals have served this community from the picturesque grounds of Juniper Hill Golf Course.

In this week's Community Advocate read Longest-serving Select Board member ends tenure. Assessment gives glimpse of senior citizen needs.

“We are an organization of living history experts. We engage and excite people into wanting to know more about American history and the impact of war."

The Assabet Valley Federation of Teachers has taken a vote of no confidence in Superintendent Ernest Houle.

The carnival has come to town. Marlborough residents headed to Navin Arena on Bolton Street to enjoy food and test their luck out at games.

this week's Community Advocate read Local anglers take upthe Fishing Challenge. Vote on moving WhiteCliffs proposal forwardmay come May 22

On April 29, 1958, a fire caused by a faulty refrigeration unit leveled the playhouse. All the stage props and costumes were destroyed.

Known for their delicious, moist confections, Nothing Bundt Cakes offers 10 flavors of cakes and one special flavor-of-the-month.

While drivers in Marlborough staged a strike that lasted three days, drivers for Westborough remained on the job.

After walking the picket line for three days, members of Teamsters Local 170 reached a settlement with NRT Bus late on Wednesday, May 10.

In this week's Community Advocate read Buses continue to roll in Westborough. Drivers still without contract.

“We strive to deliver stunning window features within each client’s budget. Such a wide array of choices are available; I am always confident that our clients will have a wonderful end-result."