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Iconic in Marlborough after nearly 50 years, Trombetta’s remains a family affair (opens the original)
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MARLBOROUGH â Alex Trombetta grew up going to Trombetta's Farm with his dad before school. He started working there when he was 14, and now works alongside his aunt, uncle, dad, and grandfather. âThere's nothing better, because you just get so much extra time around them,â Alex said. âMy grandfather is 84, and I feel like I've spent more time with him than 99 percent of people get to spend with their grandfather.â While the company opened in 1978, before Alex was born, working there ha
‘It’s a local treasure’: Hudson Cultural Alliance sees a bright future for Armory on the Assabet (opens the original)
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HUDSON - A century-old historical landmark that sat vacant for more than a decade is being transformed into a regional hub for arts and culture. Rising along the banks of the Assabet River, the Armory on the Assabet resembles an English countryside castle. The Hudson Cultural Alliance nonprofit purchased the building in 2024 with the goal of preserving the historic structure and creating a permanent home for arts and cultural programming. Built in 1910, the Armory served for decades as home to t
Northborough Fire Station construction may take longer than expected (opens the original)
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NORTHBOROUGH â Additional time may be needed to complete the new Northborough Fire Station. A request for additional time was submitted by a contractor, which cited a variety of factors, including the soil beneath the site, severe winter weather, and structural steel issues. The town approved funding for the station, located at 61-65 West Main Street, in November 2024. During the July 22 Fire Station Building Committee meeting, officials said that it is still too early to determine whether an
'We were in it together': After 36 years of service, Northborough Town Hall employees retires (opens the original)
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NORTHBOROUGH - When Lynda LePoer saw an ad in the paper for a receptionist position in the Town Administratorâs office, she never imagined that she would spend the next 36 years at Town Hall. But thatâs exactly what happened after she found what she calls her âsecond family.â LePoer began her career in the Town Administratorâs office, spent 25 years at the Department of Public Works, and then, in a âfull-circleâ moment, returned to the office where it all began. The Town Administra
Trail network coming to town? Northborough discusses BWALT feasibility (opens the original)
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NORTHBOROUGH - Northborough is moving forward with a feasibility study for its portion of the Boston-Worcester Airline Trail (BWALT), a regional shared-use path that could eventually connect regions of Central Massachusetts. During an Open Space Committee meeting on June 29, the board received an update on the project; the town secured a grant to study the Northborough portion of the trail. The evaluation will include potential routes, design considerations, and the projectâs viability. BWALT
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