Marlborough/Hudson Newsletter

In this week's Marlborough Hudson edition read Vigeant delivers farewell address. Select Board votes to set Hudson tax rate

“I can’t thank you enough for doing what you did, and I appreciate it from the bottom of my heart. These will go to some very needy people,” he said.

Region - Sean M. Rose, the president and CEO of Thrive Support & Advocacy, a Marlborough-based nonprofit that celebrates and nurtures the abilities of...

By Dakota Antelman, Contributing Writer Hudson - Assessment and demolition of the former Hudson Police Station on Packard Street could soon move forward thanks...

It looks as though the proposed zoning amendments on mixed-use and affordable housing will be sent back to the City Council for refinement.

In this week's edition read Marlborough Public Schools puton an (art) show. City mulls future of Donald Lynch Boulevard.

CONGRATULATIONS to Marlborough High School’s Athletic Director Jeff Rudzinsky who was honored as Athletic Director of the Year for District 3.

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

Along with the new councilor for Ward 6, Robert Preciado attended a statewide orientation session for new councilors earlier this month.

In this week's edition read Hudson Girl Scouts pack meals for students in need. City Council finishes 2023 with veto overrides.

He represents Ward 5, where he has lived most of his life. He knows his neighbors, and his neighbors know him – not just during election season, but every day.

In this week's edition read A ‘Welcome’ help for refugees. Hudson DPW works to clean up after Dec. 18 storm.

What is happening in Marlborough this week? Read Mary Wenzel's column to get the latest news, word on upcoming events, and more.

Gov. Maura Healey signed the $56-billion state budget, which included $172 million in secured funding for universal school lunches.

Johnston was recently elected president of the Marlborough Rotary Club, and she is spearheading the club’s effort to raise funds for the Rotary Homestead

Across the region, communities spent last weekend cleaning up their community or holding events to celebrate Earth Day.

“It was a pretty fast transition, but one that I’m really comfortable with. I can see places where I’m going to make my mark,” she said.

By Dakota Antelman, Contributing Writer Hudson - This year’s May Town Meeting will move outside to the Hudson High School parking lot, the Select Board agreed,...

Marlborough - The Massachusetts Police Accreditation Commission voted to award Accreditation status to the Marlborough Police Department for another three-year period ending in January 2024....

By Dakota Antelman, Managing Editor HUDSON - Yellow trash bags and extended “trash grabber” tools were common sights in Hudson throughout the weekend of April...