Marlborough/Hudson Newsletter

In this week's edition read Hudson library seeks construction grant. The WalkerBuilding: A lot of potential that needs a lot of work.

The Select Board addressed the topic of potential bus storage at Mulready Elementary School and read a statement on their view.

For the next few months, Kennedy’s Restaurant and Pub on Maple Street will have something special on the side.

Hudson Fire Chief Jamie Desautels may have been sworn in on Dec. 22, 2023, but serving in a fire department is a role he knows very well. 

The landmark building at 23 Park St., now occupied by Patriot Ambulance, and originally built for Hudson Boy Scouts in 1923, is for sale.

The Hudson Select Board voted to approve the building, Council on Aging, Board of Health and veterans budgets.

In this week's edition read American Heritage Museum inducts World War II-era German railcar. Overlay district for Red Spring Rd falls short.

Marlborough resident Cleidon Martins Fonseca is facing charges of possessing and disseminating child pornography.

Hudson Wastewater Treatment Facility and Main Street Pump Station began the process of undergoing upgrades as part of Phase 2.

An effort to create an overlay district within Red Spring Road is off the table after a City Council vote fell just short of approval.

Newly-appointed Hudson Fire Chief Jamie Desautels recognized former Fire Chief Bryan Johannes for his work and service.

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

Inspired by his father, Belli started playing hockey in fifth grade, significantly later than some of his peers.

In this week's edition read how it all starts with Roman: Marlborough goaltender seizes opportunity, leads Panthers. Concerns about Mulready.

Members of the Mulready Elementary School community had strong opinions about the topic of potential bus storage at the school.

Almost a year after it shut down, the exterior of the former Wildwood restaurant at 189 Boston Post Road East still stands.

Local residents note that overnight parking is prohibited on Hudson streets until April 1, 2024, and will be enforced by Hudson Police Dept.

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

After years of dormancy, work has begun to convert the former landfill at Hudson Street in Marlborough into parkland.

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