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According to Breen, obtaining a new engine from the factory takes from 36 to 42 months.

After 32 years of working at Assabet Valley Regional Technical High School, Principal Mark Hollick has decided to retire.

Mr. Handyman of Central MetroWest excels at building decks, but the company is just as passionate about building relationships with its customers.

“It’s our name on everything that’s being done. We want our name to be synonymous with quality of work, pride and loyalty."

“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.

Here are seven exciting things happening around the region over the next few days! Visit our website for more events.

The Marlborough Panthers fell in the baseball tournament championship to the Tantasqua Regional High School Warriors, 7-5, on Thursday.

In this week's edition read Assabet Valley High Principal Hollick announces retirement. TM article for additional funds for fire headquarters

In late January, the mayor’s office and the Board of Health launched a program to help the city deal with rodents.

On April 16, the Hudson Hawks hosted the Marlborough Panthers in John Ahearn Memorial Tournament’s opening round.

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

Visitors trudged through an early spring snow to warm up to a variety of media, from digital and video to graphic design and ceramics.

In case you’re not lacing your shoes up for the big race on Monday, here are some local events from around the region.

The council’s Urban Affairs Committee discussed the possibility of adding an overlay district to the area of Donald Lynch Boulevard.

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

Work has begun to demolish the plaza in the back of Marlborough City Hall. The plaza was constructed in 1978.

A proposal to bring a substance abuse treatment facility to 400 Donald Lynch Blvd. is making its way through the city’s application process.

A beautiful early spring afternoon on April 8 made way for a near-total solar eclipse. In Marlborough, residents gathered at Ward Park.

Four people have been arrested in connection with a series of thefts at Savers on East Main Street, according to Marlborough Police.

While Marlborough Public Schools (MPS) continues to negotiate with several unions, it will present its proposed budget for fiscal 2025.