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Licensing Board approves all-alcohol license for Main Street Cafe

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

Urban Affairs Committee postpones vote on draft Marlborough Forward Plan

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 Plan, an MEDC-commissioned update to the 2011 master plan presented by RKG Associates principal Eric

Planning Board refers zoning amendment for Fire Department review

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.

City Council Denies 90-Unit Housing Project at Ames, Forest

City Council denies 90-unit housing project at Ames and Forest. The Marlborough/Northborough Land Trust's proposal received seven votes in favor but fell one short of the required eight, with Councilors Robert Preciado and Sean A. Navin opposed and two members absent. The Council determined that 90

Marlborough council denies Ames Village 90-unit special permit despite 7-2 majority

MARLBOROUGH -- April 27, 2026, Marlborough City Council denies 90-unit Ames Village condo permit on 7-2 vote. The application from Marlborough/Northborough Land Realty Trust, an affiliate of the Gutierrez Company, needed eight votes under state law and fell short when Vice President Sean A. Navin and Ward 3