Marlborough

Marlborough - Francis H. "Frank" Hill, 79, of Marlborough, formerly of Waltham, died at his home Wednesday, Dec. 3, 2014, surrounded by his loving...

Marlborough – The Marlborough Historical Society will present a history of the well-known city landmark “The Rock,” Wednesday, Oct. 29, at 7 p.m. at...

Marlborough - The Collector's Office has announced that credit cards will now be accepted for payment of real estate tax, personal property tax, excise...

By Joan F. Simoneau, Community Reporter Marlborough - A request to accept Dicenzo Boulevard as a public way, along with its appurtenant easements as municipal...

The seven largest companies by market capitalization (Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Alphabet, Nvidia, Meta, and Tesla) comprise more than 29% of the S&P 500 index. These companies dubbed the “Magnificent Seven” have performed very well in 2023.

Marlborough - A Mother’s Day Craft and Vendor Fair will be held Sunday, April 24, at The Moose Lodge, 67 Fitchburg St., Marlborough, from...

Marlborough - Councilors approved an amendment to the city's sewer ordinance at the Sept. 9 meeting that will potentially save the city $12 to $26 million. The request made by Public Works Commissioner Ronald LaFreniere places limits on the amount of treated wastewater that is deposited into the Assabet River from the Easterly and Westerly treatment plants. The measure was presented to the full council by Ward 1 City Councilor Joseph Delano, chair of the Operations and Overview Committee. During committee deliberations on the proposal, LaFreniere explained that changing the language was necessary to qualify for a zero-percent financing rate on a portion of the State Revolving Fund loans used to pay for upgrades at the two facilities.

Marlborough – At a recent meeting, the City Council agreed to consider a resolution on behalf of the Marlborough Downtown Village, to endorse the application for a Massachusetts Cultural Council District, a designation offered through the Massachusetts Cultural Council. The matter was considered at the recommendation of Ward 6 City Councilor Edward Clancy. The Marlborough Downtown Village committee has met over the past several months, with the assistance of the Marlborough Economic Development Corporation, to develop the application, which, if accepted, will help to promote Main Street and also make it easier to apply for grant funding when available.

Marlborough - In spite of the ongoing storm clean-up, the city will still be holding its municipal election tomorrow, Tuesday, Nov. 1....

Marlborough - Here's your chance to see award winning professional, college, and high school a cappella groups all in one night! Marlborough High School's...

Marlborough - The Massachusetts Cultural Council (MCC) Board voted unanimously Oct. 12 to approve four new state-designated cultural districts, bringing the total number of...

Marlborough - A public hearing to address a moratorium on establishing a local marijuana treatment center in the city brought forth no comments from residents at the April 22 City Council meeting. Last month councilors approved a temporary moratorium pending development and clarification of the legal issues concerning medical marijuana use before pursuing local regulations and policy.

Marlborough – The Marlborough Brigham Family Trust announced the start of its third year of grant-making to benefit the greater Marlborough community. For the...

Marlborough - Children 12 and under can sign up for this year's summer reading program, Dream Big-Read! at the Marlborough Public Library. For every...

Marlborough - Local seniors once again have an opportunity to participate in the Senior Citizen Residential Property Tax Work-off Program (SCRPT) as the second year of the program gets underway. Mayor Arthur Vigeant received full support of the City Council at its Sept. 9 meeting to continue providing opportunities for seniors to share their skills in service with the community. After doing so, they may receive up to an abatement of $1,000 on their property taxes.

Marlborough – The Marlborough Public Library will hold two workshops: “Plant Night!” Thursday, March 17, and “Seed Swap” Tuesday, March 22. Both events are in the Bigelow Auditorium at the library, 35 W. Main St., from 6-8 p.m. Refreshments will be served. At “Plant Night!” participants can design and create their own terrarium or indoor garden. The library will provide all necessary materials including plants, mosses and containers.

Marlborough - The city of Marlborough, acting through the Marlborough Community Development Authority (MDCA), will conduct a public forum meeting Thursday, Jan. 7, 2016...

Marlborough - After getting a Santa hat painted on her cheek, Aracely DeJesus, 3, works on a holiday craft at the 20th annual Breakfast...

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.

Marlborough - The benefits and how-tos of composting will be the topic of discussion at the next Colonial Garden Club meeting as Julie McIntosh...