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City announces summer internship program
The internship program aims to provide the unique opportunity to gain practical, real-life experience in a government setting.
Local communities release election results
Voters took to the polls yesterday in the general election. Here’s how each community voted according to unofficial election results.
Marlborough police seek special constables to help with traffic
The City Council approved a request from Police Chief David Giorgi to create the position of “special traffic constable."
Sasseville Way zoning proposal in Marlborough irks neighbors
Neighbors living around Sasseville Way near Fort Meadow Reservoir love the trees, the space and the wildlife.
Marlborough Bolton St. site marked for demolition
Nearly four years after the approval of a site plan, 28 South Bolton Street appears ready for the next steps.
Williams Street building could house fitness center
A special permit that came before the City Council would convert part of a commercial building into a fitness and nutrition center.
Assistant chief receives accreditation
Marlborough Fire Department Assistant Chief Jeff Emanuelson recently became accredited by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Fire Service Commission.
Household Hazardous Waste Day set for May 13 for Marlborough, Hudson
The communities of Marlborough and Hudson will sponsor the spring Household Hazardous Waste Day on Saturday, May 13.
Marlborough approves stipends for employees
During the City Council meeting, Mayor Arthur Vigeant proposed a transfer from free cash to cover a 1% non-pensionable stipend for personnel.
State Sen. Eldridge hosts annual seniors conference
Eldridge represents the Middlesex and Worcester District, which includes Marlborough, Hudson and Southborough.
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.Â
The drawdown will allow for weed...
Marlborough mayor plans Community Town Hall
Mayor J. Christian Dumais will hold his first Community Town Hall on Wednesday, Oct. 30, from 6 to 8 p.m. at Marlborough High School, 431 Bolton St.
Marlborough moves to adopt electronic poll pads
Marlborough will adopt electronic poll pads to replace voting lists for future elections. Paper ballots, however, will remain.
Marlborough man killed in hit-and-run crash in Boston
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.Â
Chipotle to be proposed for Wayside Crossing plaza
The proposed bank at 661 Boston Post Road East may become a Chipotle restaurant in Wayside Crossing plaza in Marlborough.
City conducts 20th annual clean sweep
The plastic yellow bags told the tale. On April 27, dozens of volunteers fanned out throughout the city for the 20th Project Clean Sweep.
McDonald’s appeals approval of special permit for Marlborough Raising Cane’s
MARLBOROUGH – A proposed Raising Cane’s location in Marlborough is the subject of a state land court case as the City Council faces an...
Negotiations continue for new bus contract for Westborough, Marlborough
Negotiations for a new school bus drivers' contract between Teamsters Local 170 and NRT Bus are going down to the wire.
Physik Instrumente awaits City Council TIF agreement
Physik Instrumente is poised to move from Auburn to Marlborough, pending an approval of the TIF agreement by the City Council.
Marlborough breaks ground for new dog park
On Thursday, Aug. 29, local officials took shovels in hand for a ceremonial groundbreaking of the dog park in Ghiloni Park.