Marlborough/Hudson Newsletter

Two Marlborough firefighters – Alan Lizotte and Scott Clemmer – recently retired. Lizotte retired on June 29, and Clemmer on June 27.

The board also approved the contract for Barrett Planning Group to do an update on the Housing Production Plan for Hudson.

Colbea is the current owner of the Shell gas station/Seasons convenience store, and it was seeking permission to open 24 hours a day.

Marlborough gardens, from very small home landscapes to a public garden set up to provide continuous blossoms, have been given 2023 Beautification Awards by the Marlborough Garden Club.

Fifty years from the day they graduated from Hudson High School, June 10, 1973, 46 members of the class celebrated with a weekend reunion June 9-11.

An Indian restaurant is coming to the site on Boston Post Road West formerly occupied by the Westender restaurant.

Each item was placed in a sealable bag, then placed into a larger plastic bag. This bag was placed inside a large ammunition bag and covered with masking tape to make it waterproof.

Hudson Garden Club presented its annual scholarship to Isabella Flint of Mansfield, granddaughter of club treasurer Pat Main.

The track team at Hudson’s David J. Quinn Middle School enjoyed a successful sophomore season.

At his last meeting with the Select Board on June 26, Town Counsel Aldo Cipriano was recognized by board members.

Three Marlborough residents were displaced after a fire in their home on Elm Heights Terrace after it was reported by a neighbor on June 12.

Abel Hernandez faces several charges, including assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, causing serious bodily injury.

Laura Wagner will not be running for another term as Ward 1 city councilor. Wagner said she will complete her term, which ends in December.

The town of Hudson was awarded a MassTrails Grant from the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation at a ceremony in Billerica on June 28.

This summer, Ladas is staging Stepping Up, a sneaker donation program through the Marlborough Community Cupboard, which is part of the United Way of Tri-County Inc. His goal: 300 pairs of brand-new sneakers that will be donated to the cupboard for distribution.

The staff at Marlborough’s Goodnow Brothers Elementary School were treated to a visit by Kona Ice at the end of the school year.

A frame containing the portraits of several men from the Eureka Engine Company No. 1 circa 1886 was restored after sustaining water damage.

The Marlborough Senior Babe Ruth baseball program awarded scholarships to three city high school graduates.