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New police cruisers will soon hit the streets of Marlborough, and the city is closer to getting a new fire truck.

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.

Local state legislators emphasized work to preserve some of the business support systems that have emerged during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The mayor’s office and the City Council have announced Project Clean Sweep, in which residents can do some spring cleaning.

"Cutting the cord" may mean lower bills and access to more programs, but it also means lower revenues for local cable access studios.

By Ron Ayotte, Contributing Writer  MARLBOROUGH - Marlborough Firefighter/EMT Edmoth Matthews retired on April 23 after a 32-year career.  Matthews was appointed to the Marlborough Fire...

Mayor Vigeant and some city councilors disagreed over a transfer of funds related to the proposed West Side Fire Station on Monday. 

MARLBOROUGH - Voters will decide contested races for mayor, Ward 4 City Council and school committee in Marlborough’s city elections later this year, the...

With temperatures expected to go into the 90s today and tomorrow, the city has announced the following ways to beat the heat:

By Stuart Foster, Contributing Writer MARLBOROUGH - Marlborough may soon purchase more than 33 acres of land to enlarge the Callahan State Park, which straddles the...

After years of dormancy, work has begun to convert the former landfill at Hudson Street in Marlborough into parkland.

The building at 130 Lizotte Drive has stood vacant for almost a decade. It is currently being gutted to prepare for future use.

Crews from the city’s Department of Public Works worked through the night to repair a water main break on Boston Post Road East.

The city clerk’s office is seeking $110,000 to replace ballot tabulators. The funding request will come before the City Council on Monday.

A proposal to bring a substance abuse treatment facility to 400 Donald Lynch Blvd. is making its way through the city’s application process.

By Stuart Foster, Contributing Writer MARLBOROUGH - Marlborough was gearing up for additional vaccine clinics as of Nov. 8, as young children become eligible for COVID-19...

The legislative delegation representing the area has received its committee assignments for the legislative session.

The latest version of the zoning ordinances for the city’s Village District has been approved by the City Council.

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

The City Council will be discussing a possible settlement over the proposed development at the former Rowe Funeral Home at 57 Main St.