MARLBOROUGH -- May 11, 2026, Marlborough Finance Committee trims $510,000 from the mayor's FY27 budget, sending a $222.4 million plan forward. The unanimous bottom-line vote followed a 4-1 cut
Marlborough Conservation Commission unanimously approves environmental determinations for five residential and commercial projects.
Planning Board unanimously endorses Results Way mixed-use zoning for City Council. Marlborough's five-member Planning Board voted 5-0 to recommend City Council approval of the proposed Results Way Mixed Use Overlay District. The board determined the amendment is in keeping with neighborhood
Marlborough City Council schedules $222.9 million FY27 budget for public hearing. The council voted unanimously to set May 18, 2026, for a public hearing on the proposed fiscal year 2027 operating budget totaling $222,882,585, which represents a 4.24 percent increase over FY26 appropriation. In
Marlborough councilors refer $222.9 million FY27 budget to Finance Committee, set May 18 hearing.
Marlborough Retirement Board unanimously adopts revised funding schedule to ease taxpayer burden. The board voted to accept Scenario 3 of three proposed appropriation funding schedules presented by actuaries, which applies the statutory minimum payment of 95 percent to both FY2027 and FY2028,
Marlborough Traffic Commission approves Church/Hildreth all-way stop sign and refers four safety requests. Chairman David A. Giorgi led the Traffic Commission to unanimously approve a regulation making Church and Hildreth Streets an all-way stop intersection, closing a trial period, with the
Licensing Board approves all-alcohol license for Main Street Cafe. The board voted 2-0, with Chair Gregory Mitrakas abstaining due to a conflict of interest, to grant the all-alcohol license to Main Street Cafe at 182 Main St., allowing dinner service expansion following six months of brunch and
MARLBOROUGH -- April 29, 2026, Marlborough councilors postpone vote on draft Forward Plan after two-hour walkthrough. The Urban Affairs and Housing Committee voted 5-0 Wednesday to delay action on the 2026 Marlborough Forward
Planning Board seeks Fire Department input on zoning amendment. The board held a public hearing on Order No. 26-1009683, which would increase residential capacity at the Campus at Marlborough from 100 to 400 units, including 300 multi-family units and 100 townhomes from Greatland Realty Partners.
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