Marlborough City Council approved a $160,544,091 bond for a new K-5 school and a $6.3 million stormwater bond tied to the project. Both roll-call votes passed 10-0, with Councilor Matthew Sargent absent for the entire meeting.
Marlborough City Council approves $166.8 million in capital projects. The Council unanimously voted to appropriate $160.5 million for a new K-5 elementary school at 80 Foley Road to accommodate approximately 950 students and $6.3 million for stormwater infrastructure improvements. Chair Michael H.
Marlborough Personnel Committee unanimously approves two city appointments.
Marlborough Finance Committee unanimously approves $166.8 million in bonds for a new elementary school and stormwater infrastructure.
Marlborough Board of Health unanimously approves new regulations governing the practice of bodywork. The Board approved licensing rules imposing annual permit fees of $300 for establishments and $200 for individual practitioners. Chair Joseph Tennyson, MD, noted the revision from a 2019 proposal
Marlborough Climate Resiliency Committee votes to explore funding for a geothermal feasibility study.
Licensing Board approves extended hours for downtown restaurant Chapa Paisa on Main Street.
Marlborough Retirement Board approves seven new members and retirements. The board, chaired by Gregory P. Brewster and including members William S. Taylor, Robert K. Gustafson, Diane M. Smith, and Daniel J. Stanhope, unanimously approved seven new members, seven retirements, and six transfers to
City Council rejects nicotine-free generation policy on close vote. Councilor Mark A. Vital, chair of the Public Safety Committee, supported the measure to eventually prohibit tobacco and nicotine sales to residents born after January 1, 2010, citing $4.74 billion in annual healthcare costs from
MARLBOROUGH -- June 22, 2026, Marlborough City Council rejects nicotine-free generation resolution 4-6 but approves $59,500 conservation grant for Houde Tree Farm. The council voted unanimously Monday to accept the Massachusetts Division
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