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Egg hunts to food drive: Five things to do this weekend

Welcome to the first weekend of April. Check out the local egg hunts happening in the region as well as a local food drive.

At expo in Marlborough, students learn about career paths

The event was designed to help regional companies connect with students considering alternatives to a four-year college.

Dek hockey rink in Marlborough scheduled to open in spring

The Dek hockey rink at Ghiloni Park off Concord Road is starting to take shape. The rink is scheduled to open sometime this spring.

Marlborough Hudson March 31, 2023

Running for Children’s Hospital. This year, Hudson resident Allison Towne will be competing in the Boston Marathon.

Marlborough approves stipends for employees

During the City Council meeting, Mayor Arthur Vigeant proposed a transfer from free cash to cover a 1% non-pensionable stipend for personnel.

Marlborough’s Yummy Kitchen reopens after fire

More than two months after an electrical fire shuttered businesses at 42 Boston Post Road East, Yummy Kitchen has reopened.

Marlborough committee approves site plans for former Rowe Funeral Home

Plans for a mixed-use development at the former Rowe Funeral Home, 57 Main St., took one step forward on March 23.

Marlborough City Council approves midyear budget transfers

The Marlborough City Council formally approved several measures during its meeting on March 13, including midyear budget transfers.

Zarape in Marlborough reopens after renovations

After being closed most of the winter for renovations, Zarape Mexican restaurant on Maple Street will re-open at 11 a.m. on Friday, March 24.

Newbury Comics at Solomon Pond Mall closing

The Newbury Comics at the Solomon Pond Mall is closing. According to social media, their last day will be March 26.

An easy transition for new Marlborough library director

Like the rest of the city, Sara Belisle can’t wait to move into the “new” Marlborough Public Library once the construction project wraps up.

Marlborough resident leads Massachusetts Senior Games

For the first time in six years, there is new leadership at the Massachusetts Senior Games. Dennis Pollard was recently elected as chairman.

Marlborough Hudson March 24, 2023

In this week's edition read An easy transition for new Marlborough library director.

Fish Restaurant and Wine Bar in Marlborough closes

The former Fish Restaurant and Wine Bar at 29 South Bolton St. is undergoing some changes, though no formal plans have been submitted.

City Councilor Dumais announces run for mayor

Ward 3 City Councilor J. Christian Dumais has announced he is running for mayor. He is planning a campaign kickoff on Thursday, March 30.

“The Volunteer” stands proudly at Marlborough’s Spanish-American War Memorial

“The Volunteer” is the Spanish-American War Memorial standing by the Marlborough library, the First Baptist Church and the Chair of Honor.

Assabet teachers hope for a new contract

While the Assabet Valley School Committee discussed the budget, the issue of negotiations with the teachers union remained close at hand.

Wenzel: Princess Boutique comes to Marlborough High School for prom season

The MJWC’s goal of the Princess Boutique is to help qualified girls get to the prom by easing the financial burden for them and their family.
Assabet field hockey is finding success under new coach Caitlyn Lucht. (Photo/Dakota Antelman)

Assabet Valley approves budget for Fiscal Year 2024

Thanks to increased enrollment and a hike in state aid, there will be an increase for the Assabet Valley school district for fiscal 2024.

Parking snags development plans for 57 Main St.

The City Council loves the building plans for the site of the former Rowe Funeral Home at 57 Main St. It’s the parking that has it concerned.