Marlborough/Hudson Newsletter

Her name is Heather and she is honored to be the Marlborough Rotary Club President for the 2023/2024 club year. She was installed during ceremonies held at the Bolton Street Tavern.

Arthur Vigeant is the mayor, the CEO of Marlborough, and these bills and measures – – budget requests and plans – keep the city operating.

Police are investigating a Marlborough death after they responded to a report of an altercation at a home on Saint Ives Way.

Hosted by the Hudson Rotary Club, the Spirit of Hudson Brewfest is returning to downtown Hudson on Aug. 5. 

Lew’s incredible – but often untold – story is chronicled in a new biography: “The Original Bucky Lew.” Chris Boucher is the author.

The Hudson Children’s Center, located at 25 Reed Road, celebrated 40 years of being a small business in Hudson on June 23

Hudson and Maine residents John and Lee Scichilone, who recently marked their 60th wedding anniversary, were honored by their family with a gathering in Maine.

Plans are in the works for the Hudson transfer station to be relocated and expanded to better serve the community.

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.