Marlborough/Hudson Newsletter

In a girls varsity basketball matchup on Jan. 24, the Westborough Rangers defeated the Marlborough Panthers by a score of 51-40.

Residents had an opportunity to learn about a developer’s plans for stormwater management and other civil aspects at the Intel site.

Sara Belisle, who is a Marlborough resident, has been with the Newton library since 2015 when she began as a reference librarian.

With less than one month before the city welcomes a new administration, the incoming mayor has announced his transition program.

Marlborough boys hockey star Marcus Chrisafideis scored his 100th career point on Saturday in what was a 5-2 victory over Algonquin.

The Marlborough High School varsity gymnastics team came out on top during a tri-meet with Hudson and Shrewsbury on Jan. 11. 

By Peg Lopata, Contributing writer Hudson - Officer Sam Leandres of the Hudson Police Department has a new partner, Jocko, an 18-month-old male German shepherd. The...

A little rain was not about to stop Marlborough High School’s class of 2023 from graduating at Whitcomb Middle School June 4.

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.

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

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

This year’s annual candlelight vigil for Overdose Awareness Day in Marlborough will feature special guest speakers Chris Sullivan.

Two housing proposals – one and the other in preliminary stages – could spruce up Lincoln Street, or make it more congested.

Fire Chief Bryan Johannes is calling for renovations to the fire headquarters and Fire Station 1. Read more about the project.

MARLBOROUGH - Marlborough High School celebrated last week as coach Sean Mahoney won recognition as this year’s MIAA football coach of the year. “Congratulations,” Marlborough...

Hudson residents Richard “Dick” and Pam Bushey celebrated with a Norwegian “Encore” cruise with more than 60 family and friends on board.

There was a mix of individuals on hand for the CSF Scholar Bee held in the Apex Entertainment function room on April 29th.

At Marlborough High School, students in the clothing and textiles class presented clothing they designed and made.

The 12th Riding for Why Me & Sherry’s House is in memory of Nicky Cremins, who died of bone cancer at age 8 in 2001.

The board unanimously adopted a $14.60 tax rate for residential properties and a $28.88 tax rate for commercial properties.