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Dek hockey rink at Ghiloni Park now open
On Wednesday, July 5, the Recreation Department officially opened the Dek hockey rink at Ghiloni Park on Concord Road.
Professional Automotive garage in Marlborough wishes to expand
Rick Marino, trustee for Marco Realty Trust and Professional Automotive Service at 19 Mechanic, has filed an application for a special permit
Hudson softball hosts youth night
On May 8, dozens of athletes of all ages convened at Hudson High School for the varsity softball team’s Youth Night.
Marijuana dispensary in Marlborough seeks to add services, hours
Green Gold Group runs a retail dispensary in Charlton, and it operates a wholesale marijuana growing facility in Central Massachusetts.
Baker joins race for mayor of Marlborough
In early June, Michael Baker became the third person to jump in the race for Marlborough mayor. Baker has returned his papers.
Marlborough receives grant to construct bridge along Panther Trail
The Conservation Commission plans to use this funding to construct an engineered bridge located at Millham Brook along the new Panther Trail.
Hudson residents provide feedback on open space plan
Hudson residents shared what open space resources they enjoyed and what could be improved during an open space and recreation plan workshop.
Field grows for Marlborough mayor, city council races
In addition to mayor, there are four at-large seats and seven ward seats on the City Council on the ballot for the Marlborough election.
Marlborough Hudson June 30, 2023
In this week's Marlborough Hudson edition read Hudson javelin trio finds success. Marlborough City Councilapproves raising cap forGreen District housing.
Hudson javelin trio finds success
In late May, three Hudson High School Hawks placed in the top six at the MIAA Division 5 javelin championship.
Marlborough City Council approves raising cap for Green District housing
The Burrow phases one and two, which started construction in 2021, cover the old cap of 475 units; this will enable phase three and four.
Wenzel: Garden Club holds annual meeting, LaGrenade named grand marshal
The ambiance of Cyprian Keyes and the creativity of the Marlborough Garden Club came together for the organization’s Annual Meeting
A summer’s afternoon of music at the Hudson armory
On Sunday, June 25, the Hudson Cultural Alliance’s Armory Project presented three acts on the Armory’s front lawn
Hudson graphic arts students help preserve mural
Five Hudson High School students helped preserve a mural in the former School Committee room, Director of Technology Ellen Schuck said on June 13.
Marlborough Fire Department recognizes retirees
Firefighter Richard “Smiley” McGrath worked his last shift as Marlborough Fire’s Tower 1 driver on June 5, calling it a career after 37 years on the job.
Hogan joins race for Marlborough mayor
Patrick Hogan pulled nomination papers to become the fourth candidate in the race to succeed the retiring Marlborough Mayor Arthur Vigeant.
After lightning strike, Hudson fire station reopens
Hudson Fire Department's Station 1 has reopened after it was struck by lightning, the department said in a press release June 22.
Marlborough identifies 3 areas for MBTA multifamily ordinance
The city has located three areas where multifamily housing could be built in accordance with the MBTA’s requirements for an overlay district
Hudson man killed in New Hampshire crash
Eraldo Bezerra, 77, of Hudson, was killed in a fatal crash in New Hampshire on Interstate 95 North in Seabrook on June 20.