Marlborough/Hudson Newsletter

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By Laura Hayes, Senior Community Reporter MARLBOROUGH - With a figurative plug-in, Marlborough leaders celebrated a solar system going live on the roof of Francis...

Marlborough - Andrew Desmarais joined his fellow Scouts from BSA Troop 2 Marlborough to acknowledge Memorial Day this year with socially distant salutes to fallen...

A proposal to create a Retirement Community Overlay District, in order to build a development on Robin Hill Street, has been withdrawn.

Superintendent Mary Murphy presented details on the registration night held for immigrant/refugee families at the Holiday Inn on Aug. 1.

The Hudson Cultural Alliance recently reached its goal of raising $200,000 in funding for the redevelopment of the armory. 

Reverend Lee Atherton is a professional officiant and life coach. She offers highly personalized services for anyone facing one of life’s momentous transitions.

After making it to the Elite 8, the Hudson Hawks fell to the No. 2 seed Norwell High School on Friday night 53-39. 

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

In this week's edition read Earmark helps with improvements at Hudson Senior Center. Finance Committee approves increase for MEDC budget.

An annual fundraiser for the American Cancer Society is returning to the area this month with some longtime customs.

MARLBOROUGH - Marlborough may soon raise its pay rate for parking enforcement officers.  The discussion comes after Marlborough’s previous officer opted to leave the city...

By Dakota Antelman, Contributing Writer Hudson – The Board of Selectmen had their hands full Sept. 14 voting on more than a half dozen major...

The Marlborough Fire Department responded to chemical spill at Rinchem on Hayes Memorial Drive, leading to a response by a hazmat team.

Schools in Westborough, Marlborough and Framingham are bracing for a possible strike by school bus drivers next week.

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

Few people are as well acquainted with the rich history and commitment to excellence of the Hudson football program as Zac Attaway.

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

Running for Children’s Hospital. This year, Hudson resident Allison Towne will be competing in the Boston Marathon.