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Members: Michael H. Ossing (City Council President, At-Large), Sean A. Navin (City Council Vice-President, At-Large), Mark A. Oram (At-Large City Councilor), Kathleen D. Robey (At-Large City Councilor), Mark A. Vital (Ward 1 Councilor), David Doucette (Ward 2 Councilor), Robert Preciado (Ward 3 Councilor), Heather M. Gould (Ward 4 Councilor), John J. Irish (Ward 5 Councilor), A. Trey Fuccillo (Ward 6 Councilor), Matthew Sargent (Ward 7 Councilor)

Marlborough council refers Washville Car Wash permit to Urban Affairs after opposition

Marlborough councilors punt contested East Main car wash to committee as abutters cry oversaturation. The council on Monday sent Washville Car Wash's special permit application for 223 East Main St. to its Urban Affairs and Housing Committee after roughly two hours of testimony.

Marlborough Council sends McDonald's drive-thru plan to Urban Affairs

Marlborough councilors opened a public hearing on a McDonald's drive-thru at the vacant Joy Asia site and sent it to Urban Affairs.

Marlborough City Council unanimously denies 1 Maple Terrace rezoning bid

Marlborough City Council unanimously denies 1 Maple Terrace rezoning into Marlboro Village District. The 10-0 vote Monday night followed unfavorable recommendations from both the Planning Board, 5-0, and the Urban Affairs and Housing Committee, 3-0.

Marlborough council approves Garden Remedies move to Lakeside Avenue

Marlborough City Council clears Garden Remedies to relocate dispensary to Lakeside Avenue in 9-1 vote. Councilors suspended the rules to act the same night Urban Affairs Chair Kathleen D.

Marlborough City Council re-elects Ossing president, Robey vice president for 2025

Marlborough re-elects Ossing council president as Maple Terrace rezoning runs into neighborhood opposition. The City Council on Jan. 6 elected Michael H.

Marlborough Council sends Garden Remedies relocation bid to Urban Affairs

Marlborough councilors sent Garden Remedies' dispensary relocation request to Urban Affairs after a packed hearing.

Marlborough sets FY25 tax rates, lowering residential and commercial bills

Marlborough sets FY25 tax rates at $9.86 residential and $16.96 commercial under a 1.45 shift.

Marlborough council approves $1.07 million transfer for parks bond payments

Marlborough council moves $1.07 million in meals tax revenue to parks bond payments. The City Council voted 10-0 Monday to approve the $1,075,694 transfer requested by the mayor to cover fiscal 2025 bond payments on parks and recreation improvements, with Ward 5 Councilor John J.

Marlborough City Council approves Cytiva TIF in unanimous vote

Marlborough City Council unanimously approves Cytiva tax increment financing for $25 million expansion at 100 Results Way.

Marlborough council approves $858,941 to rebuild Ferrell wading pool

Marlborough council approves $858,941 to rebuild Ferrell wading pool on 9-2 vote. Ward 3 Councilor Robert Preciado moved the undesignated-fund transfer, telling colleagues "another two weeks would not hurt this" but urging dissenters to vote their conscience.

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