Marlborough Government Local News, Updates and Events

Residents will now be able to recycle their mattresses and box springs. Residents will be able to receive two free disposals ...

There will be a public hearing for the Walcott Heritage Farms project later this month. This comes after the developer had appealed ...

The special permit for the 10,000-square-foot Alta project was approved 7-1-1-1 at a Marlborough City Council meeting on July 25.

Marlborough is seeking resident applications to fill multiple open positions on the city’s boards and commissions.

Mayor Arthur Vigeant last Monday urged the Massachusetts state legislature to appropriate $2.3 billion in remaining ARPA funding.

An application to build a 10,074-square-foot mixed-use project near downtown will appear on the agenda for the next meeting.

The Marlborough City Council recently approved a zoning map amendment for parcels of land located on Jefferson Street and Lincoln Street.

Marlborough’s ARPA allocation process is moving forward following a vote by the City Council last month to approve the mayor's plan.

The Marlborough City Council voted unanimously on Monday to reappoint City Clerk Steve Kerrigan for a three-year term..

A 22-year old Marlborough man was killed early Saturday morning when he was allegedly hit by a car while walking on Storrow Drive in Boston. 

Marlborough’s library project marked a major milestone this week, with local leaders and project staff gathering at the library site. 

The Marlborough City Council voted 10-0 this week to approve a $180,503,099 municipal operating budget for the 2023 fiscal year. 

Marlborough’s library project may be on track to run $1 million over budget after unanticipated cost overruns. 

Marlborough’s proposed West Side Fire Station project is now on hold, according to Mayor Arthur Vigeant, who detailed plans this week.

Marlborough’s proposed Walcott residential housing project will go back before the City Council under the terms of a settlement agreement. 

Balloons flew over Marlborough’s French Hill neighborhood on Wednesday afternoon as part of a “balloon test” for Alta Marlborough.

Marlborough will adopt electronic poll pads to replace voting lists for future elections. Paper ballots, however, will remain.

The Marlborough City Council voted on Monday to approve a motion that councilors described as an "olive branch" to the mayor.

A public hearing on Monday saw stakeholders share a variety of opinions and perspectives on the proposed mixed-use Alta Marlborough project.

The Marlborough Cultural Council, a local affiliate of the Massachusetts Cultural Council, is looking to add new members.