Marlborough/Hudson Newsletter

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.

It looks as though Samantha Perlman and J. Christian Dumais will move on to the Municipal Election on Tuesday, Nov. 7.

Hudson residents learned on Sept. 19 how to get stormwater credits of either 20% or 40% off of their stormwater bills at a meeting.

Marlborough’s preliminary election to determine which mayoral candidates move onto the November election is right around the corner.

After an extensive renovation lasting over two years, the Marlborough Public Library is back in its original location and open to the public.

Ground was broken on a project that will turn the former police station at 62 Packard St. into an affordable housing project.

On Monday afternoon, the Doherty Highlanders traveled down I-290 to face the Marlborough Panthers at Charles W. Whitcomb Middle School.

There was a bit of music, a bit of food and drink, and a lot of things to do for the kids, all to benefit the police department’s K9 program.

This year the Hudson Rotary Club is celebrating its 100th anniversary. As a service organization that supports the Hudson community, the club recently was a sponsor for the Spirit of Hudson Brewfest on Aug. 5

Gov. Maura Healey signed the $56-billion state budget, which included $172 million in secured funding for universal school lunches.

Town Meeting approved the Hudson DPW project in May, and on Sept. 11, the Select Board approved a contract with Helene Karl Architects.