Marlborough/Hudson Newsletter

The Rotary Club of Marlborough hosted the bone-chilling event. The funds raised from the plunge will be used to fight polio. 

After months of dealing with construction along Main Street, several Marlborough business owners decided to organize a holiday event.

Mark A. Vital has been active in the city’s commissions and committees for years. Come Jan. 1, Vital will assume his first elected position.

In 2013, Sue Waudby and Geoff Schultz were inspired to continue the work of a furniture bank that closed its doors in Hudson.

During both hockey teams’ opening game and the Boroughs Cup semifinal matchup, the Marlborough Panthers defeated the Westborough Rangers, 4-1

An important step in realizing a new dog park for Hudson at Fauta Field was taken at the Dec. 4 Select Board meeting. 

Chipotle Mexican Grill will be opening a new location at 651 Boston Post Road East on Dec. 19. This location will include a “Chipotlane."

In this week's edition read Fresh Start gets $75,000 earmark in budget to continue its good work. Proposal for Robin Hill Street withdrawn

A proposal to create a Retirement Community Overlay District, in order to build a development on Robin Hill Street, has been withdrawn.

The Hudson Hawks on Friday night soundly defeated the Northbridge Rams, 68-48, to start the season 1-0 and secure Mike Notaro Jr.’s first win as the program’s head coach.

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

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

With less than one month before the city welcomes a new administration, the incoming mayor has announced his transition program.

Intel's 148.66-acre parcel on Reed Road was sold to Hudson Reed Owner LLC., a company based in Newton, for $12 million.

The Hudson Holiday Stroll was presented by the Hudson Business Association and the Downtown Business Improvement District.

The city welcomed the first day of December with its annual Home for the Holidays at Union Common.

The state recently awarded Marlborough with a grant of $1.35 million, pending the execution of grant contracts to be sent by the state.

Classmates of the late Vic Billings of Hudson High School 1969 have sponsored installation of a bench in his memory at the Riverwalk

While plans for the former Rowe Funeral Home are on hold, plans to install a telephone pole, manhole and underground conduit are proceeding.