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The former Marlborough armory at 358 Lincoln St. could become a small multifamily project, according to city officials.

The Dek hockey rink at Ghiloni Park off Concord Road is starting to take shape. The rink is scheduled to open sometime this spring.

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

The Ad Hoc Municipal Aggregation Committee reported that residents saved more than $3.8 million on their bills during the fourth quarter.

MassDOT has announced overnight closures are scheduled for the ramp that carries traffic from I-495 southbound to I-290 westbound.

Marlborough’s preliminary election to determine which mayoral candidates move onto the November election is right around the corner.

By Vicki Greene, Contributing Writer MARLBOROUGH—The City Council’s Finance Committee will review an application from BJ's Wholesale Club for a tax-increment financing agreement (TIF) tied...

By Dakota Antelman, Managing Editor MARLBOROUGH - Arthur Vigeant thanked voters and reflected on everything from voter turnout to priorities for the future in an interview,...

Mayor Arthur Vigeant and the city would like to thank the more than 300 volunteers who participated in Project Clean Sweep on April 22.

By Stuart Foster, Contributing Writer MARLBOROUGH – A developer wants to build two drive-through facilities for a new Starbucks location and a bank for the...

The Marlborough Fire Department has started placing a new radio system as part of the public safety communications system upgrade.

By Stuart Foster, Community Advocate MARLBOROUGH - The Marlborough City Council voted 10-1 to approve a special permit for a proposed Raising Cane’s restaurant at 141...

Warming Centers for the expected frigid weekend will be available Friday, Feb. 3, and Saturday, Feb. 4, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Marlborough Police Headquarters, Public Library and Fire station on Maple Street.

On Jan. 1, at Whitcomb Middle School’s Memorial Auditorium, J. Christian Dumais joined an exclusive club in Marlborough.

Question 4 asks whether voters approve of a law allowing residents who can't provide proof of lawful presence to obtain a license or permit.

The DOT has announced overnight closures scheduled for ramps to and from Route 62 and Interstate 495 northbound in Berlin and Hudson.

The City Council approved 10-1 an application for a special permit for Professional Automotive on Mechanic Street on Monday, Sept. 18.

The Stop the Spread COVID-19 testing site operating at the New England Sports Center in Marlborough will close later this month.

Interested in volunteering to deliver meals to older adult neighbors but want more information? Come to the staging site to see the program in action.

Marlborough is constructing a floating boardwalk along the northern edge of the lake; the boardwalk will connect an existing trail.