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UPDATE: Marlborough mayor proposes $181 million budget for FY2023
Marlborough Mayor Arthur Vigeant has proposed a roughly $181.26 million budget for the 2023 fiscal year, marking a 4.18% increase over FY22.
‘It’s going to change this corner’: Stakeholders discuss impact of proposed Alta Marlborough development...
Balloons flew over Marlborough’s French Hill neighborhood on Wednesday afternoon as part of a “balloon test” for Alta Marlborough.
Forecasters share projected snowfall totals for weekend nor’easter
REGION - Though they've emphasized that the outlook may change, forecasters say a storm this weekend could bring up to a foot of snow...
Arthur A. Croteau, 82
Marlborough - Arthur A. Croteau, 82, died Sunday Feb. 27, 2011, at Clinton Hospital. He was the beloved husband of Lorraine (Blais)...
Marlborough Lions Club present scholarships
Marlborough - The Marlborough Lions Club presents three scholarships each year to one senior at each of the three local high schools: Marlborough, Hudson,...
Business damaged in Boston Post Road East fire finds new home
As of one week after a fire impacted several businesses at 42 Boston Post Road East, at least one business has found a new home.
Clothing Giveaway at St. Stephen Church benefits more than 100 residents
Marlborough - Thousands of items of gently used clothing and accessories flew off the racks, tables, and chairs where they were displayed at the...
Ernest W. Daley Jr., 93, of Marlborough
Marlborough - Ernest “Jim” W. Daley Jr., 93, of Marlborough, died at his home, surrounded by his loving family, on March 6, 2021.
He was...
Maureen A. Webber, 94, of Marlborough
Marlborough - Maureen Webber passed away peacefully on Monday, November 15, 2021 at the Coleman House in Northborough, MA after a long illness. She...
Quinn Middle School student wins Lions’ Peace Poster Concert
Marlborough - The Marlborough Lions hosted their annual Peace Poster Contest and first place winner Aurora Lisa Gigliotti, a seventh-grader from the David J....
Marlborough Hudson July 29, 2022
In this week's edition read how The Battle of Bunker Hill comes to Hudson
William F. Heess, 86, of Marlborough
Bill was born on November 11, 1937. He was raised by his parents, William Frederick and Katherine (Liebermann) Heess, in Westchester County New York.
Marlborough Food Truck and Arts Festival packs Main Street
By Jesse Kucewicz, Contributing Writer
MARLBOROUGH - Some 4,000 community members from Marlborough and its surrounding communities gathered to enjoy food trucks, art vendors, and...
Grant to keep ‘seniors on the move’ approved
Marlborough-Two $600 grants awarded to the local Council on Aging (COA) by the Massachusetts Council on Aging (MCOA) were accepted by the City Council at its Jan. 11 meeting. The grants will be used for a Keep Moving Walking Club to be held at the newly renovated Ward Park behind the new Senior Center and the second will support a “Live Your Life Well Day” event to be held at the center, stated COA Director Patricia Pope in a letter to Mayor Arthur Vigeant.
Assabet junior enjoys summer internship at Boston Scientific in Marlborough
Marlborough – Catherine Pollard, a junior in Assabet Valley Regional Technical High School’s Drafting and Design program, spent the summer as a paid intern...
Marijuana dispensary in Marlborough seeks to add services, hours
Green Gold Group runs a retail dispensary in Charlton, and it operates a wholesale marijuana growing facility in Central Massachusetts.
Mayor urges students to join city's Youth Commission
Marlborough - Mayor Arthur Vigeant has extended an open invitation to all Class of 2015 students from high schools throughout the city to apply for a position on the city's Youth Commission. At a conference March 13 at Marlborough High School, the mayor also announced that he has revived the citywide Youth Service Awards program which recognizes students that have made positive impacts and significant contributions to the community.
ViaSat gets into holiday spirit by helping those in need
Marlborough – The 70-plus employees at ViaSat, Inc., recently held two different seasonal drives to benefit nonprofit Marlborough organizations.
For the past five years, a group of employees have used the volleyball courts once a week at the nearby Boys and Girls Club of MetroWest (BGCMW).
Providence Bruins notebook: Locals notice COVID-19 precautions as AHL team hits the road
By Dakota Antelman, Contributing Writer
Marlborough - The Providence Bruins continued their season headquartered in Marlborough, this week, with an out-of-state road trip as COVID-19 precautions...
City of Marlborough thanks residents and businesses for supporting Labor Day Parade
Marlborough – Despite the rain, thousands came out to watch the 2013 Labor Day Parade. Mayor Arthur Vigeant, City Council, and the Parade Committee...