Marlborough Government

The owners of the Medway-based All Fur Love wanted to open a dog-grooming business at 75 Lincoln Street in Marlborough.

The City Council approved the state’s Office of Travel and Tourism grants to Marlborough totaling $175,000.

Reimbursements for fuel costs and funding a new position were among the reasons requested for midyear budget transfers.

A former automotive paint distributor at 272 Lincoln St. is closer to becoming a 12-unit multifamily dwelling – without the billboard.

Street hockey players won’t have to go to Hudson or Leominster to find a Dek rink. Come spring, there will be a new rink in Marlborough.

Mayor Arthur Vigeant has announced a City Mural Project that will take place in early fall, reflecting the history of Marlborough.

Action Precision Machining, which is a tool and die operation, plans to relocate its shop to Marlborough from Leominster.

The former Marlborough armory at 358 Lincoln St. could become a small multifamily project, according to city officials.

There will be more funds in the Council on Aging’s annual operating budget, thanks to an increase in grants from the state.

Thanks to the city’s approval of $10.27 million in bond requests, Spring Street, Hayes Memorial Drive and other roadways will get some much-needed improvements.

A developer will be able to extend the time limitations for their proposed project at 272 Lincoln Street in Marlborough.

Warming Centers for the expected frigid weekend will be available Friday, Feb. 3, and Saturday, Feb. 4, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Marlborough Police Headquarters, Public Library and Fire station on Maple Street.

Mayor Arthur Vigeant presented a positive outlook in his 11th “State of the City” address during the Jan. 23 City Council meeting.

Marquel Frink and Divino Oliveira, who run a dog-grooming business in Medway, would like to open All Fur Love at the site. 

In a letter, the Ad Hoc Municipal Aggregation Committee announced that residents saved $454,692 on electricity during the third quarter.

The Marlborough Police Department recently welcomed four new officers, who were sworn in by Clerk Steven Kerrigan earlier this month.

Marlborough is now accepting applications for the Hometown Heroes banner program. It is open to veterans who live or have lived in the city.

Sara Belisle is succeeding Margaret Cardello, who is retiring from the position after over 12 years of service with the city. 

The Regional Economic Development Organization’s Grant Program gave the Marlborough Economic Development Corp. $35,466.20.

The Alliance Health at Marie Esther facility at 720 Boston Post Road East recently underwent some renovations.