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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)

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Government · City Council

City Council Approves Special Permits for Gym and Storage

Marlborough City Council approves fitness gym and warehouse storage permits. The council voted 11-0 to grant Lifestyle Fit LLC a special permit for a 5,700-square-foot fitness gym at 214 Cedar Hill Street, offering physical fitness classes, strength and performance training, and fitness education

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Government · City Council

City Council elects Ossing president, Navin vice-president for 2026

Marlborough's City Council elects three new leadership positions in annual organizational meeting. Michael H. Ossing was unanimously elected President, Sean A. Navin Vice-President, and A. Trey Fuccillo President Pro-Tempore in balloting that saw all 11 members present. The council unanimously

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Government · City Council

Marlborough council approves 67-unit E on Main condo project, 8-2

Marlborough council approves 67-unit E on Main condo project 8-2 and ordains Ames Village Overlay zoning. Attorney Brian Falk's amended special permit and site plan for Taj Estates' mixed-use development at 163-175 Main Street passed Monday night with Councilors Mark A.

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Schools

Joint convention elects Christopher DeMaio to vacant School Committee seat

Marlborough joint convention elects Christopher DeMaio to fill Heidi Adler Matthews' School Committee seat through January 2028. Eleven names were placed in nomination before the City Council and remaining School Committee members, with seven candidates present to give two-minute statements.

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