Marlborough City Council moved forward on regional police and fire dispatch service with Holbrook. From our own coverage: Council enters regional dispatch agreement with Holbrook. Also in today's brief (2 items): Mastersingers names new assistant director.
The Lake Williams Boardwalk will close to walkers starting Monday, November 2, with Sunday, November 1 serving as the final day to use it, the city announced.
Marlborough City Councilor Robert Preciado earns nomination for the state's Latino Excellence Award.
Marlborough home prices climbed sharply in September as inventory continued to shrink.
City Council approves Jefferson Street townhouses, Granger Boulevard design grant, and regional police dispatch ordinance.
Council approved housing at 36 Jefferson Street and secured design funding for Granger Boulevard Reconstruction while approving city budget transfers.
Marlborough-based HVAC, plumbing and electrical company names Tyler Ransom as new general manager.
One Marlborough obituary was published this week: Seymour, Gerald "Gerry" N., 83, who died October 16, 2026. Seymour was a Marlborough native, a U.S. Army Vietnam veteran, and a longtime restaurateur; he was the devoted husband of Marlene (Bucknor) Seymour.
A shake and smoothie shop opened its second MetroWest-area location in Marlborough, according to Marlborough Patch.
Urban Affairs Committee backs special permit for drive-thru coffee shop on Mount Royal Avenue. From our own coverage: Urban Affairs panel backs coffee shop permit.