Marlborough

Marlborough – Marlborough’s own Color Killer played the Official Kick-Off Party for the Vans Warped tour in Atlantic City, N.J. last month. The band’s...

Marlborough - The city’s economic competitiveness will be studied in the coming months utilizing the Economic Development Self-Assessment Tool (EDSAT) utilized by Northeastern University’s Dukakis Center for Urban and Regional Policy. The $5,000 grant, approved by the City Council at the May 23 meeting, was awarded to the city through the Community Compact initiative, sponsored by Governor Charles Baker and Lieutenant Governor Karyn Polito.

Marlborough - Marie P. (Daigle) Cherry, 37, died Monday October 4, 2021 after a short illness.  She was born in Natick, the daughter of...

By Barbara Allen, Contributing Writer Marlborough - As the COVID pandemic swept the country, restaurant owners were forced to rethink the way they do business...

Marlborough - Ten Marlborough nonprofits were recently surprised with a collective $18,000 in funding courtesy of Cummings Properties’ Community Giving program. This annual initiative...

Marlborough – The Marlborough Rotary Club has announced that it will offer four $1,000 college scholarships to students graduating from high school in 2011....

Marlborough - Despite a barrage of criticism, Marlborough Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Anthony Pope has not given in to those who have called for...

Marlborough - BayPath Elder Services is inviting nominations for the 10th annual Frances Borger Klempner Community Service Award. This memorial award will be given to an individual who has contributed at the local community level and exemplifies a spirit of civic engagement, community involvement and support of elders.

By Joan F. Simoneau, Community Reporter Marlborough - State Senator Jamie Eldridge (D-Acton) is extending an invitation to local seniors to attend the 38th annual...

Red Spring Road is a private road that almost hugs the southern shore of Ft Meadow Reservoir. Its residents are requesting a zoning amendment.

Marlborough - Sister Adrienne Belanger (Sister Mary Clarisse), a Sister of St. Anne, died at Marie Esther Health Center Wednesday, May 18, 2016. Born in...

Marlborough - AFC Urgent Care (formerly Doctor’s Express Marlborough) at 38 Boston Post Rd West (Rt. 20) will be partnering with the American Red Cross to host a blood drive at its Marlborough location from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Wednesday, May 25.

Region – Middlesex Sheriff Peter J. Koutoujian recognized 177 Youth Public Safety Academy (YPSA) cadets from Framingham, Marlborough, Natick and Waltham during a graduation...

A man from Marlborough was taken into custody by state police after a pursuit on routes 20, 95 and 93 on Thursday, April 27.

Professional Automotive on Mechanic Street has taken a big step toward its expansion plans. Read more on the Community Advocate.

Marlborough - Leona E. Mukjian, 65, of Marlborough, a longtime resident, and teacher in Hudson, passed away Thursday, Oct. 26, 2017 at Marlborough Hospital. Nonie,...

Marlborough - Since she was in the seventh grade, Adriana Giordano has been singing in a school chorus and enjoying it.

Marlborough - New Superintendent of the Marlborough Public Schools Richard Langlois is looking forward to working collaboratively with the teaching staff and administrators, the School Committee, city officials, and parents to provide the best education for the city's children. He said he is impressed with the dedication of the community toward education and the willingness "to work in partnership to move the district toward excellence."

A patriotic parade, the tastes and sounds of Greece, a charity bed race and a concert on the common will highlight the upcoming Labor Day.

Marlborough - An opportunity to attract cultural enterprises, business and new jobs growth, enhance property values, and expand tourism - all without taxing residents - is one step closer after the City Council endorsed a Massachusetts Cultural Council District application at its June 4 meeting. The designation is offered through the state's Massachusetts Cultural Council (MCC) and was first brought to the attention of the City Council by Ward 6 City Councilor Edward Clancy.