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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.
Rep. Gentile to hold district office hours
State Rep. Carmine Gentile (D-Sudbury) will hold in-person office hours in Concord on Friday, Sept. 22 from noon to 1 p.m.
Marlborough mayoral candidates take part in debate
The four candidates vying to replace Arthur Vigeant as mayor of Marlborough engaged in a debate on Wednesday, Sept. 20.
City Council OKs special permit for Professional Automotive
The City Council approved 10-1 an application for a special permit for Professional Automotive on Mechanic Street on Monday, Sept. 18.
Residents drawn to ‘Mayor’s Mural’ paint party
On Sept. 3 at Union Common, about two dozen painters, helped fill in the blanks for “The Mayor’s Mural” that will be installed this fall.
Urban Affairs approves permit for Armory on French Hill
The former Marlborough Armory at 358 Lincoln St. is getting closer to becoming the Armory on French Hill. Read more at Community Advocate.
Urban Affairs approves special permit for Professional Automotive
Professional Automotive on Mechanic Street has taken a big step toward its expansion plans. Read more on the Community Advocate.
Ferro, Cabral withdraw from Marlborough election
The City Clerk's office has announced the ballot order for the Mayoral Preliminary Election on Thursday, Sept. 7.
Marlborough Senior Center, splash pads available to cool off
With temperatures expected to go into the 90s today and tomorrow, the city has announced the following ways to beat the heat:
Help create a mural for Marlborough at Union Common paint party
The city and local muralist Melissa Stratton is inviting residents to a paint party at Union Common on Sunday, Sept. 3, from noon to 2 p.m.
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."
Marlborough leaders celebrate completion of Sligo tank project
Marlborough, state and federal officials gathered at the Sligo Water Tank to celebrate wrapping up projects that began using ARPA funds.
Demolition begins on buildings for Alta Marlborough
Three older buildings between Lincoln and Mechanic streets are being torn down to make way for the Alta Marlborough mixed-use project.
Preliminary election to be held for Marlborough mayor, Ward 6 councilor
With the deadline to file and return papers passed, Marlborough's election slate is set. Candidates have until Sept. 7 to withdraw.
Marlborough marijuana dispensary seeks to expand hours
Green Gold Group recently took over the former Local Roots marijuana dispensary at 910 Boston Post Road East.
Marlborough Public Library begins transition
The Marlborough Public Library is on the move. As of Friday, Aug. 11, the library at the Walker Building was closed.
Marlborough mayor wants $100,000 to help homeless families
Mayor Arthur Vigeant is requesting a transfer of $100,000 to help the influx of homeless families who have arrived or are about to arrive.
Marlborough seeks to upgrade communications systems
Marlborough is seeking nearly $5 million to upgrade its public safety communications systems. The upgrades will improve weak signals.
Arthur Vigeant reflects on 30 years in city government
Arthur Vigeant is the mayor, the CEO of Marlborough, and these bills and measures – – budget requests and plans – keep the city operating.
Auto shop draws support for special permit request
Professional Automotive’s owner, Rick Marino, has the support of his customers and hopes to gain the same from the City Council.