Marlborough

Marlborough - Every senior in the city will have an opportunity to observe Thanksgiving complete with a friendly atmosphere and a traditional Thanksgiving dinner. Some will be with families, those in assisted living facilities will dine with other residents, and all who are not anticipating a holiday dinner are invited to a special community Thanksgiving feast to be held at the Senior Center, 250 Main St. Monday, Nov. 19.

Due to the increase in electricity rates from National Grid, the city of Marlborough has announced the selection of Hampshire Power as the city’s supplier under a municipal aggregation for its Community Choice Power Supply Program. Mayor Arthur Vigeant announced the change in a communication shared by the City Council at its Nov. 17 meeting.

Marlborough - A $1,000 grant from the Cummings Foundation to the city's Conservation Commission was formerly accepted by the City Council at the council's April 7 meeting. The gift was given at the recommendation of and in honor of Ginger Ryan, one of the foundation's employees.

Marlborough – A consultant’s report has cited that a lack of consistent leadership in the Marlborough Fire Department during the past 10 years has resulted in some significant problems. That report was presented by Peter Finley and George Klauber of Municipal Resources, Inc. to the City Council during its March 9 meeting.

The Marlborough Public Schools (MPS) will host a Parent and Community Forum Thursday, April 5, at 7 p.m. at the District Education Center, 17...

Marlborough - Nine young residents were given a standing ovation at the June 1 City Council meeting following the announcement that they received Youth Service Awards from the Marlborough Youth Commission. Mayor Arthur Vigeant and Council President Trish Pope presented certificates of appreciation to them as friends and family applauded.

Marlborough - “Using DNA and Its Application to Genealogy,” a free talk with Jeff Carpenter at the Marlborough Public Library, will be held Thursday,...

Marlborough - A request for a special permit on behalf of Ferris Development to construct a mixed-use building at 325 Donald J. Lynch Boulevard was referred to the Urban Affairs committee at the May 4 City Council meeting. A public hearing date was scheduled for June 15.

Region - For the first time in many years, Assabet Valley Regional Technical High School (AVRTHS) must reach beyond the school walls to tackle...

Marlborough - Each year the Marlborough Historical Society publishes a historical-themed calendar. The 2016 calendar theme is “Local Clubs and Societies.” It features pages...

Marlborough - The Marlborough Lions Club will hold its 25th Annual Spring Sprint Triathlon at the Wayside Racquet & Swim Club, 80 Broadmeadow Rd.,...

Festival welcomes holiday season Marlborough - Juliette Winston, 2, and her mother, Amy, view a tree titled "Polar Express" during the opening weekend of...

Marlborough – Tuesday, Dec. 20, at 1:30 p.m., the Marlborough Senior Center will present a program with Sovereign Bank on protecting your identity and...

In this week's edition read Assabet Valley High Principal Hollick announces retirement. TM article for additional funds for fire headquarters

Marlborough - The "MetroWest Festival of Trees" organizers will be providing the public with the opportunity to display their artistic creativity by designing and...

Marlborough - Tyler Hardy, 5, and his sister, Kaila, 8, are served at the buffet line of a cookout held Aug. 26 to commemorate the conclusion of a successful summer camp at the Youth Center of Countryside Village, a subsidized apartment complex.

Marlborough – The new year will bring a change in leadership to Marlborough as Nancy Stevens ends her six-year tenure as mayor and hands...

Marlborough – Residents of Christopher Heights in Marlborough were entertained by the music of the oldies band The Reminisants at a cookout Aug. 6. Photos/submitted                      

Marlborough - Motorcyclists start the approximately 60-mile course of the seventh annual Dollars for Scholars Motorcycle Ride held Sept. 14, beginning and ending at...

Marlborough - To meet the immediate expenses associated with the aftermath of Tropical Storm Irene, the City Council, at the request of Mayor Nancy Stevens, voted at its Aug. 29 meeting to transfer $100,000 to a special account.