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Marlborough Police issues alert about Bitcoin scam
The Marlborough Police Department has been investigating what they call “multiple scams” involving Bitcoin machines in the city.
Trail work delays opening of Lake Williams boardwalk
Those wishing to try out the new boardwalk at Lake Williams will have to wait a bit longer, according to Marlborough leaders.
Midland-Wachusett League announces 2024 winter all-star selections
The Midland-Wachusett League has announced the 2024 winter all-stars, which includes several high schools in our region.
Students learn about the business world at Career Expo
On March 21, dozens of high school students learned about careers in several fields at the second annual Career Expo.
Two men arrested in Marlborough following road rage incident
Two men are in custody following an altercation with a weapon in the breakdown lane of Route 495 south in Bolton on Monday, March 25.
Pleasant Hill Retirement Community opens this summer
Pleasant Hill will bring a unique all-inclusive, resort-style experience tailored to seniors age 55 and over to the Marlborough community.
Donna B. Alonzi, 61, of Marlborough
Donna B. (Schwendenman) Alonzi, 61, of Marlborough, passed peacefully at home surrounded by her family on March 22, 2024. She was the loving wife of Mark Alonzi and mother of Michael Alonzi of Lowell and Gabrielle Alonzi of Marlborough.
Ernest A. Houde Jr., 81, of Marlborough
Ernest A. Houde, Jr., 81, of Marlborough died Wednesday March 20, 2024 at Gulf Coast Medical Center in Fort Myers, Florida. He was the beloved husband of Patricia Houde.
Marlborough cable station plugs into new programs
WMCT features several podcasts, including “Marlborough Minute,” featuring local residents and organizations.
John Adams historical interpreter coming to Marlborough, where the second president once stayed
John Adams, Massachusetts native and the second president of the United States, once spent a night in Marlborough.
Call RT Hannigan Electrical & Remodeling for professional, quality service
Hannigan — who operates the company alongside his dedicated full-time employees — said that the company focuses on quality work.
Seven things to do this weekend
Welcome to the first week of spring. Here are seven local exciting activities happening over the next few days.
After renovation, Marlborough library seeks feedback for strategic plan
Six months after moving back to its home on Main Street, the Marlborough Public Library continues to build.
Marlborough Hudson March 22, 2024
In this week's edition read Hudson resident's solo show ‘Ladies at a Gay Girls’ Bar’. After renovation, Marlborough library seeks feedback.
Progress continues on new Wemmy’s Kitchen & Lounge
There’s a good sign that Wemmy’s Kitchen & Lounge is getting closer to opening, which is at the former site of Fish.
Contract negotiations delay 2025 fiscal year budgets
Budget season for both the city and Marlborough Public Schools (MPS) has been delayed pending contract negotiations with several unions within MPS.
Marlborough man found guilty of machete attack
A Marlborough man has been found guilty of threatening to commit a crime and mayhem after he attacked a man with a machete.
Randall Arsenault, 62, of Marlborough
Randall “Randy” Arsenault, 62, of Marlborough died Saturday, March 16, 2024, at home. He was the son of the late Robert and Ann (Schofield) Arsenault and husband to Kathy Arsenault.
Gutierrez new executive administrator for mayor’s office
Marlborough Mayor J. Christian Dumais has announced the hiring of Ashland resident Heather Gutierrez as his executive administrator.
Rep. Gregoire plans office hours in Marlborough
State Rep. Danielle Gregoire is holding office hours on Saturday, March 23, from 10 to 11 a.m. at Marlborough Public Library.