City plans to remove several mature, compromised trees from Union Common, citing safety. From our own coverage: City to remove trees from Union Common; Week's obituary notices published for two residents.
Lockdown drill set for Monday morning. Also in today's brief (33 items): Lockdown drill set for Monday morning; Commission on Disabilities meets Monday; Board of Assessors meets Monday; Planning Board meets Monday night.
Two Marlborough obituaries were published this week: Layman, Ann L. and Coughlin, Francis (Frank) J. Layman, formerly of Sandwich, New Hampshire, died unexpectedly on September 29; her notice was published through Legacy.com on November 1.
A downtown Marlborough coworking space celebrates its first year in business this week. Also in today's brief (17 items): Downtown workspace marks first year; MHS hosts annual Panther cheer invitational; Marlborough schools hold lockdown drill; Chair yoga class offered at library.
City says Lake Williams Boardwalk will close to walkers after Sunday, Nov. 1. From our own coverage: Assabet culinary competition draws over 110 attendees.
Assabet Valley hosted a four-school culinary showdown judged by more than 110 diners and students. From our own coverage: Assabet hosts four-school culinary competition.
Marlborough charter school earns statewide recognition for student biliteracy achievement. Also in today's brief (19 items): Marlborough charter school earns biliteracy honor; City holds dog hearing Thursday morning; OPEB Trust board meets Thursday; SEPAC meets to discuss special education programs.
Former Marlborough Mayor Nancy Stevens, the city's first and only female mayor, dies at 65. Also in today's brief (21 items): Former mayor Nancy Stevens dies at 65; Marlborough schools earn biliteracy gold star award; Walking Wednesdays starts up at schools; Traffic Commission meets Wednesday.
Marlborough Public Library launches a new Young Scientists STEM Beginnings program Tuesday morning. Also in today's brief (27 items): Retirement Board meets Tuesday morning; City holds dog hearing Tuesday; School Committee meets Tuesday night; Hillside School hosts parent coffee social.
Marlborough's annual Horribles Parade marches through the city Thursday afternoon, opening the Halloween season.
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