Marlborough Government

If you had noticed members of police looking a bit scruffy last month, that’s because the officers were taking part in “No Shave November.”

During the City Council meeting, Fire Chief Kevin Breen presented Jesus Murillo, James Cacciapaglia and Gus Franchi to the council.

Brian Falk, acting on behalf of the applicant Action Precision Machining, presented a request for a special permit to the City Council.

Massachusetts has announced $5 million in grant awards to 308 fire departments from the 2023 Firefighter Safety Equipment Grant Program.

On Dec. 15, WP Marlborough MA Owner LLC, the applicant for the proposed Walcott Heritage Farms, came before the Conservation Commission.

The MassWorks grant will allow the city to create a raised, shared-use plaza and reconstruct the traffic signal at Bolton and Main streets.

Most homeowners will see a hike in their tax bills while commercial and industrial property owners will see their tax bills reduced.

The funds will be used by the Conservation Commission to continue the restoration of the pitch pine barrens found in the Desert.

The Housing Choice Initiative is intended to alleviate the housing shortage in the state, especially when it comes to multifamily units.

Physik Instrumente is ready to move to Marlborough, pending an approval of the Tax Increment Financing agreement by the City Council.

During the City Council’s Finance Committee meeting, members approved an amendment to the city code to create a treasury/payroll manager.

Two housing proposals – one and the other in preliminary stages – could spruce up Lincoln Street, or make it more congested.

For Margaret Cardello, the progress of rebuilding the Marlborough Public Library can be measured by the colors at the construction site.

Physik Instrumente is poised to move from Auburn to Marlborough, pending an approval of the TIF agreement by the City Council.

The Marlborough Police Department is reminding residents that the ban goes into effect on Dec. 1 and will be in place through March 15.

The first snow’s on the ground, the city’s holiday banners have been hung and the rush is on to get those holiday packages in the mail.

MetroWest Free Medical Program has announced that it will be changing locations to 246 Maple St., Suite 1, in Marlborough. 

The funds will be used to continue funding the Marlborough shuttle service, which consists of one 12-passenger van.

The grant will help the city reconstruct a one-mile stretch of narrow roadway on Cedar Hill Street, which is near Crane Swamp.

Voters took to the polls yesterday in the general election. Here’s how each community voted according to unofficial election results.