Marlborough/Hudson Newsletter

While Marlborough Public Schools (MPS) continues to negotiate with several unions, it will present its proposed budget for fiscal 2025.

Youth Villages stages several programs through the year to help client families with essentials. Learn more about the program in this article.

Possible races for Select Board and Library Trustee may be on the ballot for the annual Town Election on May 13.

In this week's edition read All it was cracked up to be: 22,000 eggs collected. City Council halts proposal to increase senior assessor hours.

The Hudson High School lacrosse team had a strong start to the season on April 2, defeating the Marlborough Panthers 19-16.

It took less than two minutes for 22,000 eggs to be collected. On March 30, Marlborough’s Fraternal Order of Eagles held the annual egg hunt.

The Select Board approved allowing the Health Department to apply for several grants that will benefit Hudson residents on March 18.

“He is owed so much by our community... I do not know if we are ever going to be able to fill that gap.”

“Your support in the student’s learning and skill mastery of their Cosmetology skills is appreciated,” said Blake.

The Marlborough Fire Department was dispatched to a report of smoke in a single family home at 16 King’s View Road.

A driver crashed to a Marlborough hotel being used as a migrant shelter on Thursday, March 28, according to Marlborough Police.

In this week's edition read Bob Kays: A legend in Marlborough ‘He is owed so much by our community’. Hudson schools prep for budget.

The Marlborough Fire Department has started placing a new radio system as part of the public safety communications system upgrade.

The Marlborough Police Department has been investigating what they call “multiple scams” involving Bitcoin machines in the city. 

Those wishing to try out the new boardwalk at Lake Williams will have to wait a bit longer, according to Marlborough leaders.

Hudson Public Schools continue to develop the fiscal 2025 budget with upcoming meetings with the Finance Committee and ongoing work to use the budget funds efficiently.

Two men are in custody following an altercation with a weapon in the breakdown lane of Route 495 south in Bolton on Monday, March 25.

Hudson Selectmen tabled a request for a license to install 33,000 gallon capacity petroleum tanks on Causeway Street.

WMCT features several podcasts, including “Marlborough Minute,” featuring local residents and organizations.

“I think as queer people we... [it] is a really important way that people build community," Cee told the Community Advocate.