Marlborough/Hudson Newsletter

Senior volunteers applaud hike in workoff exemption. HALC to expand this summer thanks to new grant. Moderna wants to buy Marlborough site.

Earlier this month, Hudson community members gathered at the high school for the Multicultural Health and Wellness Fair

City Councilor Samantha Perlman is running to become the next Marlborough mayor. Perlman made the announcement in a press release today.

Don Patron Mexican Grill and Cantina will offer authentic Mexican cuisine, including burritos, enchiladas, tacos and fajitas

Christopher Heights celebrates the community’s 15th anniversary this spring, and staff anticipate a public celebration later this year.

“Dance On” dance studio, 145 Main St., which marked its 25th anniversary this year, won multiple awards for original performances.

Exela Storage at 846 Boston Post Road East wants to demolish a house on its property in order to expand its facility.

On the warrant for the annual Town Meeting is a citizen’s petition to provide clear definitions of structures such as warehouses.

After 35 years at Avidia Bank/Hudson Savings Bank, Mark O’Connell will retire as president on May 25. His successor is Robert Cozzone.

Members of Teamsters Union Local 170 held signs in regards to their stalled contract negotiations with their employer, NRT.

Bus drivers gather for informational picket. Citizen’s petition seeks to update zoning bylaws, add warehouse definitions.

The Marlborough Youth Basketball’s girls team recently finished its season undefeated and with a couple of postseason titles under its belt.

The Select Board approved the authorization to sign a $29,000 contract with for design and consulting services for a Hudson Dog Park.

Eagles soar with annual Easter Egg Hunt. Three minutes.That’s how long it took for 22,000 eggs toend up in children’s baskets.

The Ad Hoc Municipal Aggregation Committee reported that residents saved more than $3.8 million on their bills during the fourth quarter.

A debt exclusion question for the replacement of the Department of Public Works operation facility will be on the May 8 Annual Town Election ballot.

Crossroads Continuum has officially opened its new Commons program, which is an adult center, during a ribbon cutting on April 6

The Fraternal Order of Eagles Marlborough Aerie #3565 sponsored the egg hunt, which took place on Saturday, April 8, at Ward Park.

A group of Hudson High Class of 1968 men (and one from Hudson Catholic High 1969), enjoyed a mini-reunion lunch on the Isle of Capri, Naples.

Michelle Milburn has been charged with assault and battery with a dangerous weapon and assault and battery following an incident in Framingham