Marlborough/Hudson Newsletter

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.

IN this week's edition read New Shamrocks head coach, general manager named

The Polar Plunge returned to Marlborough and raised more than $22,000 for Special Olympics Massachusetts (SOMA).

Sgt. Tim Harpin wrapped up a career that began in 1997, and Officer Alan Vorce retired after 32 years with the Marlborough Police Department.

The guidance counselors at the Whitcomb Middle School were recognized recently during Counselor Appreciation Week.

Hudson officials said the developers may need to consider withdrawing their application after a lack of response from the Office of Dam Safety

The owners of the Medway-based All Fur Love wanted to open a dog-grooming business at 75 Lincoln Street in Marlborough.

The Hudson High School girls basketball became the Central Mass. Athletic Directors Association’s (CMADA) Class B champions on Feb. 24.

Farley Elementary School’s dual language program offers students the ability to learn Portuguese, beginning from a kindergarten level. 

Bella Miele has exploded onto the Central Massachusetts high school hoops scene with an historic rookie season.

The Marlborough Police Department is seeking the public's help identifying two suspects in a January photo.

Firefighter Robert “Bob” Dolan worked his final tour of duty on Feb. 11 after he was appointed to the Marlborough Fire Department in 1993.

The Hudson High School girls basketball became the Central Mass. Athletic Directors Association’s (CMADA) Class B champions on Feb. 24.

Few people are as well acquainted with the rich history and commitment to excellence of the Hudson football program as Zac Attaway.

In this edition, read about a kickball tournament for charity, and Hudson superintendent will be announced by the end of this month.

Street hockey players won’t have to go to Hudson or Leominster to find a Dek rink. Come spring, there will be a new rink in Marlborough.

Dennis Kennedy, the proprietor of Kennedy’s Restaurant and Market, died on Friday, Feb. 17, according to Short & Rowe Funeral Home.

A new and improved Department of Public Works garage could be coming to Hudson, a proposal which would replace the current facility.