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Marlborough council advances Campus at Marlborough zoning, refers 90-unit Ames Street permit

MARLBOROUGH — April 6, 2026 — Marlborough council opens hearing on quadrupling Campus at Marlborough housing cap to 400 units. Greatland Realty Partners, represented by Attorney Paul Momnie, asked the City Council on Monday to raise the Results Way Mixed Use Overlay District Subdistrict 2 residential cap from 100 to 400 units

Urban Affairs backs 90-unit Ames Village condo project on 3-2 vote

MARLBOROUGH — April 2, 2026 — Marlborough Urban Affairs backs 90-unit Ames Village condos 3-2 after restructuring mitigation. The committee recommended a special permit for the Marlboro-Northboro Land Realty Trust, a Gutierrez Company affiliate, to build two buildings with up to 90 age-targeted, two-bedroom ownership units on

Marlborough committee approves Welly's outdoor dining for 2026 season

MARLBOROUGH — April 2, 2026 — Marlborough committee unanimously clears Welly's Restaurant to reopen its Main Street sidewalk patio for 2026. The Legislative and Legal Affairs Committee voted 3-0 Thursday to approve order 26-100-9706 from owner Wemerson Vieira, with amendments from Councilor Orem requiring a five-foot

Marlborough council sends 90-unit Forest Street overlay to April 27 hearing

MARLBOROUGH — March 23, 2026 — Marlborough City Council advances 90-unit Forest Street overlay and accepts $548,000 in state grants. The council voted 10-0 to refer Attorney Robert C. Buckley's proposed Forest Street Residential Overlay District, filed for Redgate Real Estate Advisors, to Urban Affairs and the

Personnel Committee endorses Marinelli for Parks and Recreation Commission

MARLBOROUGH — March 16, 2026 — Marlborough's Personnel Committee unanimously advanced Colleen F. Marinelli to the Parks and Recreation Commission. The committee endorsed the three-year appointment, set to expire Feb. 28, 2029, at its March 16 meeting and sent it to the full City Council for final approval. Mayor

Marlborough Finance Committee approves $917,528 in mid-year transfers

MARLBOROUGH — March 16, 2026 — Marlborough Finance Committee approves $917,528 in mid-year transfers and advances public safety pay hikes. The committee voted 5-0 on March 16 to move $791,600 to the Department of Public Works for electricity, a new rubbish contract and collective bargaining adjustments, plus $125,

Marlborough sends 90-unit Ames Village condo plan to Urban Affairs Committee

MARLBOROUGH — March 9, 2026 — Marlborough sends 90-unit Ames Village condominium proposal to Urban Affairs after public hearing. Attorney Brian Falk, representing the Marlborough/Northborough Land Trust, told the City Council the age-targeted ownership project on 11 acres at Ames and Forest streets would preserve nearly six acres of

Personnel Committee advances Gogan as fire chief, three commission picks

MARLBOROUGH — March 2, 2026 — Marlborough's Personnel Committee unanimously advanced Assistant Chief Jeffrey Gogan for a five-year term as fire chief. Gogan, a 25-year department veteran and lifelong resident nominated by Mayor J. Christian Dumas, told councilors the department logged more than 9,200 calls last year

Personnel Committee advances two Council on Aging appointments

MARLBOROUGH — February 9, 2026 — Marlborough Personnel Committee unanimously advances two Council on Aging appointments in seven-minute hearing. The committee endorsed the reappointment of Raymond, a four-year incumbent, and the appointment of Judy McDonald, a Daybreak Program volunteer, sending both to the full City Council. Councilor Sean Navin, who

Marlborough councilors back home rule petition rewriting ward vacancy rules

MARLBOROUGH — February 9, 2026 — Marlborough City Council unanimously advances ward-vacancy home rule petition and refers $250 tax-cap resolution to Finance. The 11-0 vote on Monday sends a special-law petition to Beacon Hill that would require a special election for ward councilor vacancies occurring more than 12

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