Marlborough/Hudson Newsletter

Rupal Patel has been announced as the next principal of Jaworek Elementary School, taking the role after 16 years in Marlborough. 

The Boys & Girls Clubs of MetroWest will honor five new hall of fame inductees on Thursday, May 19 as part of a Hall of Fame breakfast.

Hudson High School’s baseball field has a new name following a ceremony on Friday to rededicate in memory of Hugo Guidotti.

The Marlborough City Council voted on Monday to approve a motion that councilors described as an "olive branch" to the mayor.

Marlborough’s school superintendent search has come to a close, pending contract negotiations, with the selection of Mary Murphy.

There was a mix of individuals on hand for the CSF Scholar Bee held in the Apex Entertainment function room on April 29th.

Liam Shanahan signed with the team, inking a deal as a rookie free agent, according to his agent Brett Tessler.

Bob and Joan Gregoire were honored recently with a surprise 45th wedding anniversary party earlier this month.

In this week's issue read Library hosts engineering event Students learn STEAM concepts at Hudson Public Library

Kids on their April school vacation enjoyed discovering the result of linking STEAM concepts at an event at the Hudson Public Library.

The search for Marlborough’s next schools superintendent took a step forward last week with a slate of finalists for the role.

Students in a new cooking class at Marlborough High School received a welcome visit last week, before April Vacation this week. 

Police are seeking the public’s help in finding a missing 16-year-old girl, who was last seen on Friday evening.

The City Council approved a series of motions establishing a stabilization account for the West Side Fire Station.

Toll Brothers home builders have begun construction of 64-luxury homes as part of a development off Chestnut Street. 

Hudson Health Director Kelli Calo is wrapping up a roughly seven year tenure with the Health Department, this week.

Crews working on Marlborough’s Public Library renovation said last week that, with the exception of a slight one-week delay, they’re on schedule following a busy winter at the historic library site.

The Marlborough Fire Department recently announced a pair of promotions, elevating Omar Torres and Michael Burnell to the rank of lieutenant. 

A Marlborough resident has started a GoFundMe campaign to raise money to buy a new wheelchair to help his brother.

Discussion continued on an effort to expand Marlborough’s Richer Elementary School, last week, at a City Council meeting.