Marlborough Man Faces Superior Court Arraignment in Construction Site Stabbing

A Marlborough man indicted by a grand jury is scheduled to be arraigned in Middlesex Superior Court on Tuesday in connection with a construction site stabbing, as the city's Board of Health and City Council Climate Resiliency committee both convene this week.

ELSEWHERE IN THE NEWS

MetroWest Daily News reports that "Marlborough man to be arraigned in construction site stabbing" — Jose Vicente, 46, faces his Superior Court arraignment after a grand jury indictment tied to a construction site stabbing; the arraignment was scheduled for July 7, per MetroWest. (read it at https://www.metrowestdailynews.com/story/news/crime/2026/07/06/marlborough-ma-construction-site-stabbing-suspect-faces-july-7-arraignment-in-superior-court/90822693007/)

Marlborough Patch reports that "Why Marlborough's fire crews are busier than ever this year" — the department has seen rising call volume this year, a trend connected to a June surge in emergency incidents that outpaced the same month last year, per Patch. (read it at https://patch.com/massachusetts/marlborough)

COMING UP

Tuesday, July 7: The Board of Health holds its regular meeting and the City Council convenes for a Climate Resiliency session. Also on Tuesday, the Perennial Clearance Sale runs at Lyman Estate Greenhouses.

Wednesday, July 8: Zoning Board of Appeals Training.

Saturday, July 11: Parents' Night Out — Ninja Obstacles for kids.

Monday, July 13: City Council Finance Committee Meeting.

Monday, July 20: Planning Board Meeting and City Council Meeting.

Wednesday, July 22: Special City Council Meeting.

Wednesday, July 29: Traffic Commission Meeting.

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