Marlborough/Hudson Newsletter

The Hudson Hawks softball team fell in the championship game to the Nashoba Regional High School Wolves, 10-1, on Friday afternoon at O’Donnell Field.

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.

On Dec. 21, members of Hudson Girl Scout Troop 83846 packed food to benefit Bright Eyed Inc., an organization based in Lunenburg.

Tonner, dressed in full colonial militia regalia, fired three shots from his Brown Bess musket to honor a veteran.

The plastic yellow bags told the tale. On April 27, dozens of volunteers fanned out throughout the city for the 20th Project Clean Sweep.

Budget season for both the city and Marlborough Public Schools (MPS) has been delayed pending contract negotiations with several unions within MPS.

When Hudson residents go to the polls on May 13, they will be voting for candidates to fill two seats on the Select Board.

In this week's edition read Dumais completes busy first month as Marlborough's mayor. MPS programs to address chronic absenteeism.

The School Committee met with the Select Board and Finance Committee on Nov. 28 to take a first look at the 2025 fiscal year budget

Ralph Hardy and Roger Wonson served in different branches, and in different places, during World War II.

By Laura Hayes, Contributing Writer HUDSON — After more than a year of meeting by Zoom, Hudson boards will be returning to in-person meetings and...

The Assabet Valley Chamber of Commerce and League of Women Voters sponsored a Hudson candidates’ night on May 1. 

Marlborough - Assabet Valley Regional Technical High School’s Student Council recently sponsored a food drive. Thanks to the generosity of the Assabet staff, students,...

According to Kits for Kids co-founder Heather Johnston, many of these kits will head to Marlborough Hospital.

The Select Board had an audience with Rep. Kate Hogan and Sen. Jamie Eldridge to discuss the 2025 fiscal year budget at its March 25 meeting.

In this week's edition read American Heritage Museum honors World War II veterans. City Council approves funds to digitalize records.

The residents of Hudson voted to not become a MBTA community or place a question on the town ballot for this purpose at Town Meeting.

Grafton's Max Schmidt and Marlborough's Sumair Singh occupied the far tennis court for two hours on Thursday afternoon.