One Marlborough obituary was published this week: Seymour, Gerald "Gerry" N., 83, who died October 16, 2026. Seymour was a Marlborough native, a U.S. Army Vietnam veteran, and a longtime restaurateur; he was the devoted husband of Marlene (Bucknor) Seymour.
A shake and smoothie shop opened its second MetroWest-area location in Marlborough, according to Marlborough Patch.
Urban Affairs Committee backs special permit for drive-thru coffee shop on Mount Royal Avenue. From our own coverage: Urban Affairs panel backs coffee shop permit.
The committee voted 5-0 to recommend approval of a drive-thru coffee shop permit at 2 Mount Royal Avenue for City Council review November 2.
Early voting opens Saturday at Marlborough City Hall ahead of the Nov 3 election. From our own coverage: Early voting opens Saturday at City Hall.
Raytheon lands $8 billion Air Force contract for work based in Marlborough.
Marlborough's Recreation Department is registering youth players for fall soccer and basketball programs open to kids in grades PreK through 5. Youth soccer sign-ups run through October 20, with K-2 games set for 9 to 10 a.m. and grades 3-5 from 10 a.m. to noon at Marlborough School.
Two Marlborough obituaries were posted this week: Gauvin, Jude R., 77, and Nilson, Thelma A. (Gifford), 99. Both died October 6, 2026, with arrangements handled by William R. Short & Son Funeral Home in Marlborough; Nilson passed at Oak Knoll Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center in Fram…
An Arkansas-based drive-thru coffee chain is eyeing a Marlborough location, MetroWest Daily News reports. Also in today's brief (10 items): Church hosts hunger relief fundraiser Sunday; City offices closed Monday for holiday; Ninja obstacle challenge marks Columbus Day; Library hosts En…
Marlborough will shift its police and fire dispatch operations to a regional center in Holbrook by 2028. Also in today's brief (13 items): City to outsource 911 dispatch to Holbrook; Services set for Scott Salvucci; AMSA girls junior varsity soccer faces Uxbridge; Uncommon Soul plays Fi…
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