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Traffic Commission expands EV charging, refers intersection to engineering

Traffic Commission approves EV charging expansion and refers intersection to engineering. The board unanimously modified municipal parking regulations to add charging stations at the Marlborough public library on Witherbee Street, with Police Chief David Giorgi directing preparation of a revised

Retirement Board approves 14 new members and one retirement

Marlborough Retirement Board approves 14 new full-time members and processes one retirement. Chair Gregory P. Brewster, William S. Taylor, and Daniel J. Stanhope voted unanimously to enroll 14 new employees, including school-department workers and municipal staff. The board also approved retirement

Conservation Commission approves Fort Meadow Dam maintenance order

Marlborough Conservation Commission unanimously approves maintenance order for the Fort Meadow Dam. The Commission approved the order in a 7-0 vote, clearing the way for the Department of Public Works to remove 33 trees and expose the underdrain outlet pipe as required by the Massachusetts Office

Council on Aging approves minutes, reviews program costs

Marlborough Council on Aging approves prior month minutes. The board unanimously approved the January 13 minutes with a correction to Pat Gallier's service record. Executive Director Trish Pope reported upcoming programs: CPR training March 18 ($25-$35), St. Patrick's Day Luncheon March 12, and the

Planning Board approves fee waiver, lays out hub development requirements

Marlborough Planning Board requires extensive legal review for Marlborough Hub development. Chair Sean Fay and the Board outlined multiple requirements the Chronology of Marlborough Hub project must address, including demonstrating legal right to construct the proposed roadway, proving necessary