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Panther Trail officially opens in Marlborough
The Panther Trail, a series of trails that measure 26.2 miles, officially opened with a snip of a grapevine “ribbon” at Lake Williams.
Marlborough gas station, store wants to be open 24 hours a day
James Hall presented a request to have the Seasons gas station/convenience store at 342 Boston Post East expand to 24 hours.
City Councilor Dumais announces run for mayor
Ward 3 City Councilor J. Christian Dumais has announced he is running for mayor. He is planning a campaign kickoff on Thursday, March 30.
Marlborough police recover shell casings, round after report of gunshots
By Dakota Antelman, Managing Editor
MARLBOROUGH - Police recovered shell casings and a round after reports of gunshots near downtown Marlborough on Nov. 12.
No injuries were...
Marlborough holds preliminary mayoral election today
The preliminary election for Mayor is taking place today. Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Developers, residents talk proposed Alta Marlborough project at public hearing
A public hearing on Monday saw stakeholders share a variety of opinions and perspectives on the proposed mixed-use Alta Marlborough project.
Baker joins race for mayor of Marlborough
In early June, Michael Baker became the third person to jump in the race for Marlborough mayor. Baker has returned his papers.
Moderna gets tax agreement for Marlborough site
Moderna has taken one big step toward setting up shop in the city after the City Council approved a TIF agreement on May 8.
Vigeant, Garceau share observations, goals for Marlborough as mayoral race begins
By Stuart Foster, Contributing Writer
MARLBOROUGH - Five-term Marlborough Mayor Arthur Vigeant is running for re-election.
Marlborough Police Patrol Officer David Garceau, meanwhile, is making a...
Field grows for Marlborough mayor, city council races
In addition to mayor, there are four at-large seats and seven ward seats on the City Council on the ballot for the Marlborough election.
Burrow developer seeks zoning in Marlborough for 950 units
The Burrow at 1000 Green District Blvd. may get new neighbors. A proposed zoning amendment seeks to increase the number of multifamily units.
Hogan ends campaign for Marlborough mayor
Patrick Hogan had been considering a write-in/sticker campaign. He finished third in the preliminary race for Marlborough mayor.
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.
City reaches settlement with developers of former Rowe Funeral Home
The City Council will be discussing a possible settlement over the proposed development at the former Rowe Funeral Home at 57 Main St.
Developer seeks extension for Lincoln Street project in Marlborough
A developer will be able to extend the time limitations for their proposed project at 272 Lincoln Street in Marlborough.
Urban Affairs approves plans for Chipotle in Marlborough
Chipotle is one step closer to setting up shop at 661 Boston Post Road East following approvals from the City Council Urban Affairs Committee.
Walcott Heritage Farms revisions making their way through Marlborough boards
On Dec. 15, WP Marlborough MA Owner LLC, the applicant for the proposed Walcott Heritage Farms, came before the Conservation Commission.
Marlborough Fire Department recognizes retirees
Firefighter Richard “Smiley” McGrath worked his last shift as Marlborough Fire’s Tower 1 driver on June 5, calling it a career after 37 years on the job.
Marlborough resumes commuter shuttle to MBTA Southborough station
By Stuart Foster, Contributing Writer
MARLBOROUGH – A free commuter shuttle running from Marlborough to the MBTA train station in Southborough resumed service on Oct....
Marlborough Mayor, City Council members clash over fire station funding question
Mayor Vigeant and some city councilors disagreed over a transfer of funds related to the proposed West Side Fire Station on Monday.