Marlborough/Hudson Newsletter

Candidates for Marlborough City Council touted their experiences and tried to answer the tough questions during an evening of debates.

Yankee Golden Retriever Rescue held their “Fall for Goldens Festival," inviting community members to the organization’s facility on Chapin Rd

They agreed that every day is a surprise. Costa said what they have to respond to depends on what is going on in the world.

 The tea was well attended by local residents who not only enjoyed the presentation but also enjoyed a light buffet featuring sandwiches, quiche, fruit, wonderful desserts and of course tea.

The Hudson Police Department recently received its accreditation from the state, the Hudson Select Board learned at its Oct. 16 meeting.

Volunteers from DuPont helped install dozens of native plants in a plot at Ward Park, near the Marlborough Senior Center’s greenhouse.

The Planning Board approved an application from Intel Massachusetts Inc. for a definitive subdivision plan at 75 Reed Road.

Patrick Hogan had been considering a write-in/sticker campaign. He finished third in the preliminary race for Marlborough mayor.

What is happ'ning in Hudson? Read Rosemary Rimkus's latest column for interesting updates from around town.

Both teams came into the game with winning records, but the Hawks eventually came out on top on Senior Night, winning 40-21 over the Patriots.

The English and Portuguese dual language program at Farley is one designed to promote bilingualism and biliteracy for all students.

Rodolfo Orozco-Austin has been charged with felony assault and battery with a dangerous weapon causing serious bodily injuries

After narrowing the list of candidates for mayor from four to two, city residents will now prepare for the Municipal Election on Tuesday, Nov. 7.

More students mainly from homeless families housed in hotels are coming to Marlborough schools, and it’s getting harder to accommodate them.

Hundreds of community members gathered at Guidotti Field on Oct. 14 for the Hudson Recreation Department’s Rec Fest.

The Marlborough Fire Department responded to an attic fire on Oct. 15. The box for a working fire was transmitted at 1:01 p.m.

Marlborough Mayor Arthur Vigeant joined Regina Cahill along with her family and friends to celebrate her 100th birthday at the Main Street Cafe.