Marlborough

Marlborough – Mayor Arthur G. Vigeant and Kelley French, chair of the Marlborough Youth Commission, announced that Marlborough has initiated a logo design contest...

Marlborough - Mari Wendland, 42, of Marlborough died Wednesday, June 15, 2016 at Brigham & Women’s Hospital after a courageous 15-month battle with cancer....

Do you have any plans for this weekend? If not, here's six events from around the region that you might enjoy!

After months of dealing with construction along Main Street, several Marlborough business owners decided to organize a holiday event.

By Bonnie Adams, Managing Editor Marlborough – Hundreds of residents of all ages gathered on an unseasonably chilly morning July 14 at Ward Park as...

Marlborough - As September came to a close, financial officers in the city applauded the work done by Mayor Arthur Vigeant and department heads that led to Marlborough receiving over $80,000 in grants during the month.

Marlborough Thursday, March 17 7:15 a.m. DaSilva Landscaping/BPRE. MVA property damage only. 8:19 a.m. Robin Hill/Boundary Sts. Suspicious activity. 8:37 a.m. West Main/Pleasant Sts. MVA with injuries. 9:28 a.m....

Marlborough - Mary C. (Govea) LeSage, 101, of Marlborough and formerly of Hudson died Thursday December 12, 2019 at Beaumont Nursing Center in Westborough. ...

Assabet Valley Regional Technical High School would like to thank the following sponsors of our latest reality fair for our sophomores, coined the Ca$habet Challenge: Avidia Bank, Central One Federal Credit Union, Citizen’s Bank, Corridor Nine Chamber of Commerce, Cox Tutoring Group, EKG Networking, Keller Williams Boston-Metro, L & S Boule Insurance, Market Basket, Marlborough Regional Chamber of Commerce, Marlborough Nissan, Marlborough Rotary, Orange Theory Fitness, REMAX Executive Realty, TD Bank, United Bank, the United States Army and the United States Army National Guard, and several staff members from Assabet.

Marlborough - The third International Overdose Awareness Day Vigil at the Walker Building in Marlborough ended on Aug. 31 with hundreds of attendees raising memorial candles into the sky as the voice of Godsmack’s Sully Erna echoed down Main Street. This year’s was the biggest event yet for organizer and advocate Kathy Leonard of Marlborough. Several hundred attendees came from across Central Massachusetts to hear more than an hour of speeches and a musical performance by Erna. Leonard organized the event to remember those lost to the opioid epidemic and destigmatize addiction.

Marlborough - The Marlborough Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) was granted $499,000 to fully fund activities for Fiscal Year 2014 at the June 3 City Council meeting. At the recommendation of the Finance Committee, councilors approved the request made last month by Mayor Arthur Vigeant. In his communication to the council, Vigeant said: "I am grateful to the City Council for your willingness to embrace the mission of the MEDC and for consistently providing feedback and direction as to how they can build on our shared success, improve their operations, and effectively carry out the directives from city government."

MARLBOROUGH - The Winske and Fitzpatrick families recently donated $675 to the Marlborough Senior Center in the memory of Paul Winske and Kay Fitzpatrick. The...

After medical crisis, Haverhill couple grateful for actions of Good Samaritan nurse By Bonnie Adams Managing Editor Marlborough – Two years ago, David Fatum of Haverhill...

The Assabet Valley Federation of Teachers has taken a vote of no confidence in Superintendent Ernest Houle.

Marlborough - Air Force Airman Nicole K. Archibald graduated from basic military training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, San Antonio, Texas. The airman completed an...

Marlborough - Sylvio R. Blais, 70, of Marlborough, passed into eternal rest Friday, Feb. 10, 2017 at UMass Medical Center, Worcester. Born May 5, 1946...

The Marlborough Public Schools is attempting to alleviate overcrowding in school buildings amid a sharp increase in enrollment. 

MARLBOROUGH – The master development plan for the proposed Campus at Marlborough project will be discussed again on Dec. 20 after an attempt to...

Paul “Pesky” T. Podlesney, 74, of Marlborough died Tuesday January 9, 2024, at UMASS Memorial Medical Center in Worcester after a brief illness surrounded by his loved ones.

Mary Canty captured this photo of a newborn fawn while she was walking in Rural Cemetery in Southborough. “The newborn fawn was awake and beautiful.”