Government

Marlborough City Council elects Ossing president and Robey vice president on unanimous votes. The council opened its 2022 term Monday with three 11-0 roll calls, first electing Councilor Christian Dumas as president pro tem on a motion by At-Large Councilor Michael H.

Marlborough council punts Campus at Marlboro to Urban Affairs in 9-2 vote at session's final meeting.

Marlborough sets $13.12 residential tax rate, the city's lowest since 1992. The City Council voted 11-0 Monday to adopt a 1.40 CIP shift recommended by the Board of Assessors, dropping the residential rate 68 cents and producing a commercial rate of $22.17, pending state approval.

Marlborough council president and Urban Affairs chair signal opposition to extending housing moratorium past Dec. 31.

Marlborough council moves $3 million in certified free cash to OPEB and stabilization reserves. Ward 5 Councilor John J.

Marlborough Council refers $5.1 million 100 Lock Drive fire-station purchase to Finance amid eminent domain showdown. The 9-1 referral followed the clerk reading a letter from attorney James D.