Marlborough/Hudson Newsletter

The Police Department is seeking help on a breaking-and-entering that occurred on Main Street early on Tuesday, April 4.

Vigeant to retire as Marlborough mayor. Marlborough Mayor Arthur Vigeant plans to retire after the end of his sixth term.

There are currently 81 homeless students enrolled in the district – an increase from November, when staff reported 47 homeless students.

Voters will have to decide between candidates in contested races for Select Board and School Committee in the Hudson election.

Running for Children’s Hospital. This year, Hudson resident Allison Towne will be competing in the Boston Marathon.

Dressed in the spirit of the St. Patrick’s Day, including K9 “Murf,” police joined in the meet and greet with staff and community members.

Like the rest of the city, Sara Belisle can’t wait to move into the “new” Marlborough Public Library once the construction project wraps up.

Girl Scout Troop 64875 received approval to install a sign on White Pond Rd. that warns drivers to slow down for turtles and wildlife.

In this week's edition read An easy transition for new Marlborough library director.

When first grade teacher Lori Belcourt came home one day, a large box was waiting for her. Intrigued, she opened it up.

The City Council loves the building plans for the site of the former Rowe Funeral Home at 57 Main St. It’s the parking that has it concerned.

In this week's edition read Parking snags development plans for 57 Main St. Marlborough

Amy Infantino has been charged with disorderly conduct, assault and battery, assault and battery with a dangerous weapon and trespassing. 

Steve Messineo has been appointed as the new president of the Marlborough Regional Chamber of Commerce (MRCC). 

The Jackson families spent school vacation break with a memorable trip to Belize. Read more about their trip.

The Shamrocks will have both brothers on the sidelines again, including Harrison as offensive coordinator and as head coach.

After making it to the Elite 8, the Hudson Hawks fell to the No. 2 seed Norwell High School on Friday night 53-39. 

A citizen’s petition to prohibit compression engine braking will go before Town Meeting on May 1. It was the topic of a recent ITC meeting.

Committee members also discussed the “buyout” option, where developers could offer cash in lieu of building affordable units.

The Hudson High School girls basketball team is moving onto the final eight, thanks to a key win over Fontbonne Tuesday night.