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Household hazardous waste collection set for Oct. 7
The city of Marlborough and town of Hudson will co-sponsor a household hazardous waste collection day on Saturday, Oct. 7
Hudson, Marlborough lay out plans for Ft. Meadow Reservoir drawdown
MARLBOROUGH/HUDSON – Marlborough and Hudson will begin drawing down water from the Fort Meadow Reservoir on Monday, Nov. 1.
The drawdown will allow for weed...
Herbicide treatment at Fort Meadow Reservoir
Fort Meadow Reservoir, located in Marlborough and Hudson, will be treated on Thursday, June 1, by Solitude Lake Management.
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.
Marlborough municipal government course wraps up after six weeks
By Stuart Foster, Contributing Writer
MARLBOROUGH - A six-session municipal government course for Marlborough residents wrapped up on May 26 after covering the operation of...
Irish ready for his fifth term on City Council
He represents Ward 5, where he has lived most of his life. He knows his neighbors, and his neighbors know him – not just during election season, but every day.
Marlborough receives vaccine doses for homebound residents
By Vicki Greene, Contributing Writer
Marlborough — Fresh out of a meeting with the state’s Department of Public Health and the City’s Board of Health...
Trombetta’s seeks special permit for contractors’ yard
To most, Trombetta’s is a place to get some ice cream and flowers. For others, it’s a place for contractors to store supplies and vehicles.
Vigeant, city councilors launch re-election campaign
By Dakota Antelman, Managing Editor
MARLBOROUGH - Arthur Vigeant announced last week plans to seek reelection to his sixth two-year term as Marlborough Mayor.
As the...
Marlborough City Council approves mayor’s allocation of ARPA funding
Marlborough’s ARPA allocation process is moving forward following a vote by the City Council last month to approve the mayor's plan.
Marlborough library construction about 30% complete
Just down West Main Street, the “new” library is starting to take shape. The project is about 30% completed.
Proposed Mass General Brigham expansion worries Marlborough officials
By Vicki Greene, Contributing Writer
Marlborough – UMass Marlborough Hospital has been serving area residents for 130 years, whether they have insurance or not. It...
Marlborough plans ‘Clean Sweep’ for Earth Day
By Dakota Antelman, Managing Editor
MARLBOROUGH – City officials are spearheading a COVID compliant Earth Day celebration this year.
Dubbed “Project Clean Sweep,” this effort lasting...
Perlman leads fundraising in Marlborough mayoral race
With days before the preliminary election for mayor on Tuesday, Oct. 10, Samantha Perlman has taken the lead when it comes to fundraising.
Marlborough receives grant for emergency management equipment
The city will be able to enhance its response to emergencies, thanks to a grant recently accepted by the City Council.
Green Jobs Academy opens new Marlborough facility
By Laura Hayes, Senior Community Reporter
MARLBOROUGH – A new job training program has come to Marlborough in the form of the Green Jobs Academy,...
Raising Cane’s moves to open restaurant in Marlborough
By Stuart Foster, Contributing Writer
MARLBOROUGH - Raising Cane’s, a fast food chain that specializes in chicken fingers, has submitted an application to open a...
Gutierrez new executive administrator for mayor’s office
Marlborough Mayor J. Christian Dumais has announced the hiring of Ashland resident Heather Gutierrez as his executive administrator.
Marlborough requests mid-year budget transfers
Most of the midyear transfers requested by Marlborough Mayor J. Christian Dumais were approved by the City Council’s Finance Committee.
Marlborough officials request midyear budget transfers
Reimbursements for fuel costs and funding a new position were among the reasons requested for midyear budget transfers.