Drivers in Marlborough are continuing to see higher prices at the pump as gasoline costs rise across Massachusetts and nationwide.
A proposed zoning change discussed at a recent City Council meeting could significantly alter the future of a stretch of Forest Street.
Marlborough is among 229 communities to receive state fire safety grants.
The varsity hockey team at Hillside School recently wrapped up its “Points for Charity” fundraiser.
Officials are warning residents that they may hear loud, controlled detonations over the coming week
Following the walk, participants will be invited back to the Vibes Candles storefront for a post-event gathering called “The Wind Down.”
The three-day event features dozens of realistic, animatronic dinosaurs.
The dam on the northeast side of Hager Pond has been deemed one of the most unsafe in the state, according to Sen. Jamie Eldridge.
The prize was won from the Massachusetts State Lottery's Powerball drawing.
Residents can expect sweeping to take place in neighborhoods throughout the coming weeks, though exact timing will vary by street.
The project will nearly double the size of the emergency room at UMass Memorial Medical Center's Marlborough Campus.
The couple told the Metrowest Daily News that they have only about 50 towns to go.
He was sworn in alongside two of the city's newest firefighters, Maurice Jarmman and Seth Gilchrest.
The city's new firefighters, Maurice Jarmman and Seth Gilchrest, were celebrated at the state's fire academy graduation.
Ronald Ney, Scott Deciero, Kyle Skagerlind and David Tinglof are rising through the ranks.
While the rate has increased, it's still lower than National Grid's Residential Basic Service rate, according to the city.
The 15th annual event supports the ARC's free substance use disorder recovery services in Middlesex County.
Kindness takes many forms — big and small — and shows up all around Marlborough.
The lucky ticket was purchased at a liquor store in the city.
The nonprofit empowers youth and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
There are plenty of holiday light shows, parades, fairs and festivals to attend in Marlborough.
The center works to help those suffering from substance use disorders and regain their independence.
The popular walking spot runs from the Gaye Rowe Gazebo at the intersection of Williams Street and Lakeside Avenue.
They were sworn in on Monday.
Sudbury Foundation is donating $155,000 to support local hunger relief organizations.
DPW Facilities employee Anthony Zanella and Marlborough Firefighters Local 1714 Battalion Chief Brian LaCroix were recognized.
No one has stepped up to claim the prize for almost a year.
At least 2,000 protests will be held on Saturday in every state in the country. Protests are designed to be a peaceful day of action, accord
It incorporated many traditional features of badges dating back to the mid-1800s.
Daniel Campbell has been a police officer in Marlborough for nearly 20 years.
Eight locations were named after local veterans.
This marks the first time in over 20 years that the police department elevated officers to the rank of captain.
A male and a female were involved in an incident at Target, according to the Community Advocate.
It's for students in kindergarten through fifth grade.
The firefighter entrance exam is coming up.
The organizations hosted a back-to-school supply drive.
The money will be partially used to purchase a bulletproof vest for the city's police dog, Enzo, according to the Community Advocate.
Heart to Home Meals was established in the state in 2019.
There will be a festival and a parade.
The parade is a more than 70-year-old tradition.