Marlborough

Marlborough – Over 900 bagged lunches were distributed most weeks last year by the Marlborough Children's Summer Lunch Program. Completely run by volunteers with donations, the program fills the gap during summer months for children who receive free or subsidized lunch during the school year. The number of lunches needed this summer is expected to rise, according to Peggy Schwarz Ayres, who founded the program in 2006. "The need is increasing all the time," she said. "More than a third of the children enrolled in Marlborough Public Schools are on the free or reduced lunch program. When school closes, that program closes."

Marlborough - Employment Options, Inc., a regional leader in providing a variety of crucial services to individuals recovering from mental illness, will host the...

Marlborough - Mayor Arthur Vigeant has announced that the city of Marlborough is hosting its first Food Truck Festival Saturday, Aug. 15, from 12...

Region – It's been quite a few years since our region has had to worry about a significant hurricane but that may change as of this weekend, with the onset of Hurricane Irene.

Marlborough – Local runners celebrated the start of summer with a mid-day 5K race to benefit the Massachusetts Special Olympics. On June 21, employees...

Marlborough-A temporary cessation of new proposals for housing developments in the city for a six-month period was approved by the City Council at its Jan. 9 meeting.

Marlborough - The Marlborough Hospital Auxiliary awards eight scholarships of $700 each, to high school seniors going on to higher education or to technical...

Susan M. Winslow, 85, of Marlborough, died Thursday, March 28, 2024, at St. Patrick’s Manor in Framingham after a lengthy illness.

Marlborough – The Marlborough Regional Chamber of Commerce (MRCC) will host its 45th annual Golf Classic, one of the longest running golf tournaments in the Marlborough...

Marlborough - The Friends of the Marlborough Public Library (FMPL) and the Assabet Valley Camera Club (AVCC) of Hudson recently held its 19th "Friends Annual Photography Show." Located in the Bigelow Auditorium at the library, 35 West Main St., the gallery showcased both black-and-white and color photographs by artists in the greater Marlborough area.

Marlborough- Marlborough has developed in recent years with the migration of many corporate headquarters and offices that have moved into the city.

Marlborough – Marlborough Senior Center, 250 Main St., will host a Winter Solstice Celebration with Roger Tincknell Thursday, Dec. 29, at 2 p.m. The performance...

Marlborough – The recipients of the 2012 City of Marlborough Scholarship Fund stand in City Hall after receiving proclamations from Mayor Arthur Vigeant and...

Marlborough – Special Olympics Massachusetts, a leader in providing healthy lifestyles through year-round sports for individuals with intellectual disabilities, invites all to join fellow...

Marlborough – On Feb. 27, the Marlborough City Council, acting on a recommendation of the Finance Committee, approved spending $100,000 for the initial phase of constructing a new Memorial Beach. Their action gave Mayor Arthur Vigeant permission to use funds from the $1 million bond the council approved last year to start the design and engineering process.

Marlborough/Hudson - After howling?toward the moon at the Kelleher Field starting line, about 300 runners ages 13 to 76 turn onto the Assabet River...

By Joan F. Simoneau, Community Reporter Marlborough - Plans for the construction of a six-story condominium complex and restaurant at 163-175 Main Street were approved...

Marlborough - A growing need for establishing medical clinics in the city was the subject of a public hearing held during the March 10 City Council meeting. A proposed amendment to the city's zoning code would allow medical clinics in business-zoned areas where they are not presently allowed. William Pezzoni, an attorney and a member of the executive committee of the Marlborough Economic Development Corporation (MEDC), spoke in favor of the move, stating there is a substantial need in the community for facilities to provide health care and the emergency process.

Marlborough - A Fortune 500 company, Quest Diagnostics, Inc., is considering opening a new laboratory complex on Forest Street in Marlborough which conceivably could bring 1,200 new jobs to the city. Mayor Arthur Vigeant has asked the City Council to approve a fifteen-year Tax Increment Financing (TIF) proposal for Quest. The company is interested in leasing 200,000 square feet of space at the location.

Marlborough - For the past several months, officials from the city of Marlborough and the town of Sudbury have been working closely to evaluate the potential benefits of combining resources to better serve veterans in their communities. Leading the effort is Mayor Arthur Vigeant, who, via a communication to the City Council during its Feb. 24 meeting, presented a proposal to move forward and regionalize.