Marlborough Finance Committee approves $477,000 for WMCT-TV, $34,020 for HR transition
Marlborough Finance Committee approves $477,000 for public-access TV and $34,020 for HR transition.
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Marlborough School Committee Posts $76.25M FY25 Budget for Public Hearing
Marlborough School Committee votes 5-1-1 to post a $76,252,690 FY25 school budget for a public hearing moved up to April 9.
Marlborough School Committee posts $76.25M FY25 budget for April 9 hearing
Marlborough School Committee posts a $76.25 million FY25 school budget for April 9 public hearing. Superintendent Mary Murphy said the city asked the district to accelerate from an original April 30 date so she can present the budget to City Council on May 6.
Marlborough council reconsiders senior assessor ordinance after falling one vote short
Marlborough City Council deadlocks on senior assessor pay ordinance, revives it on reconsideration.
Urban Affairs files 2023 Donald Lynch overlay, clearing path for April refile
Marlborough Urban Affairs clears path for refiled Donald Lynch Boulevard overlay.
Marlborough Finance Committee backs $786,500 E-One fire engine purchase
Marlborough Finance Committee unanimously advances $786,500 free cash transfer to buy a new E-One fire engine. The 4-0 vote sends Mayor J.
Marlborough School Committee Approves FY25 Calendar, Extends Early College Program Through 2028
Marlborough School Committee approves FY25 calendar and hears Early College extension to 2028.
Marlborough council establishes opioid settlement fund, restores mayor's $5,000 expense line
Marlborough City Council creates opioid settlement fund and restores mayor's $5,000 expense line in mid-year transfer.
Finance Committee rejects mayor's proposed communications director in 2-3 vote
Marlborough Finance Committee rejects mayor's communications director in 2-3 vote. Mayor J.
Marlborough School Committee Approves $6,600 in Donations at Routine February Meeting
Marlborough School Committee accepts two donations and hears busing, grant updates. The committee voted unanimously at its February 27 meeting to accept a $6,100 gift from Seeds Inc. and a $500 donation from the Kids in Need Foundation for a Richer school.