‘State of the City' is strong, says Marlborough mayor
Marlborough City Hall towers over downtown Marlborough. (Photo/Dakota Antelman) MARLBOROUGH – Mayor Arthur Vigeant presented a positive outlook in ...
Marlborough City Hall towers over downtown Marlborough. (Photo/Dakota Antelman) MARLBOROUGH – Mayor Arthur Vigeant presented a positive outlook in his 11th 'State of the City' address on Jan. 23.In a 10-minute speech at the start of the City Council meeting, Vigeant said the state of the city 'could not be stronger' as the city continues to attract businesses.He touted that the city's home values rose 18% last year, but 'we still have the lowest tax bill in the region.' He noted that the tax bill for the average homeowner in Marlborough rose about $99 – in contrast to other communities, which saw tax increases in the hundreds, said Vigeant.