Matt Besachio takes a tour of Ghiloni Park in Marlborough to check out all it has to offer

The Marlborough Police Department hosted their highly-anticipated National Night Out this past Tuesday August 4th. With lots to enjoy such as food vendors, touch-a-truck, local music, vintage cars and more, the event proved a success. Watch our latest video to see the community enjoy a local event put together by our police department.

📰 Issue #13 of the Marlborough Mirror is here — and it's a good one! Grab your copy (it's free — just take one, or read it online at wmct-tv.com/marlboroughmirror) and dive into everything happening around town this August: 🎬 NEW SERIES ALERT: Between the Boroughs just premiered! Host Jack Brzenk takes you through French Hill — the neighborhood, the history, and the people who make it what it is, from a beloved Brazilian deli to one of Marlborough's oldest pharmacies. Watch

Welcome to The Book Drop - Your August Update from the Marlborough Public Library! Join Matt from the Marlborough Public Library as he walks you through everything happening this August - from creative workshops, fitness programs, book clubs for all ages, and a special spotlight on this year's "Little M Carnival". Plus, learn about this month's featured author, Suzanne Collins, and discover our librarians' "Anti-Staff Picks" - books they just couldn't get into. Let's get into

Host Ryan Malyar sits down with Dale Dolesh and Stacey Militello of the Marlborough St. Vincent de Paul Society to talk about how this all-volunteer group has quietly become one of the biggest lifelines in our community. Founded in Paris in 1833, the St. Vincent de Paul Society now spans 155 countries — and in Marlborough, two conferences (Immaculate Conception and St. Matthias) work together to help neighbors in need, no matter their background. Last year alone, their roughl

Marlborough author Sylvia Michaud joins Ryan Malyar on this episode of Marlborough Minute to talk about her debut novel, "The Dark Shadows Over Longfellow Pond", a page-turning thriller about a troubled marriage that spirals into betrayal and drama, set against a backdrop of yachts, fishing trips, and New England summers on Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket. Sylvia shares what inspired the story (true crime shows!), walks us through her writing process, and even reads a scene s

Boys & Girls Clubs of MetroWest VP Laura Terzigni joins host Ryan Malyar for an update on a jam-packed summer of camp: Splash Pad days, museum field trips, and STEM labs with Changes Simple. Laura shares what's ahead: fall program registration opens August 10th (with bus routes serving all four elementary schools plus the middle school), and details on the club's October 23rd gala honoring retiring President & CEO Chris Duane after 32 years of service. Learn how to submit you

The Usual Suspects tore it up at Union Common last week! 🎸 Since 2003 these guys have been a club scene staple, opening for Bret Michaels at Indian Ranch and playing plenty of other major venues too. Rich harmonies, dueling lead guitars, and killer keyboard work. They cover '70s classic rock, southern rock, and '80s pop, keeping the dance floor packed all night. Check out the video!

Norwood starting pitcher Patrick Brieley (CG, 13 K's, 0 R, 2 BB) led the way in a 5-0 victory in Game 1 of the CMASS Senior Babe Ruth Finals.

On this episode of Community Connections, host Ryan Malyar talks with Hannah Koepper and Scott "Sunshine Scotty" Francis of MOAR, the Massachusetts Organization for Addiction Recovery, about substance use prevention and the road to recovery here in Marlboro. Hannah and Scotty break down MOAR's mission to organize people in recovery, families, and allies into a collective voice, and how the organization works across the state through regional coordinators, peer support meeting

Bonjour! Welcome to the premiere episode of Between the Borough, a new series exploring Marlborough's most unique neighborhoods. Host Jack Brzenk kicks things off in French Hill, a neighborhood shaped by generations of immigrants, from French Canadian shoe workers in the 1800s to the Latino and Brazilian communities that define it today. Along the way, Jack walks the (debatable) boundaries of French Hill, digs into the neighborhood's shoe-industry roots and railroad history,

Miller Tucker (CG, 10 K's, 1 ER) and Ethan Hobin (3-4, 3 RBI, 3 R) led the way for Marlborough as they defeated Medway, 9-2. Marlborough advances to CMASS championship

What's up Marlboro? Marlborough Police are hosting their first-ever National Night Out on Tuesday, August 4th from 5-8pm at Whitcomb Middle School and it's free for the whole community! Host Mike Baker sits down with Sergeant Dave Tinglof to talk about how this event came together and everything you can expect. Sgt. Tinglof shares his story growing up in Marlborough's French Hill neighborhood, his path to becoming a sergeant, and the six months of planning that went into pull

Host Ryan Malyar sits down with classically trained singers Maria Kotova (soprano) and Ron Williams (baritone) for a preview of "Memory Lane", a musical theater concert spanning the golden age of Broadway, from Porgy and Bess and West Side Story to Grease and beyond. Maria and Ron, co-founders of the Kotova-Williams International Vocal Studio and life partners on and off stage, talk about their journeys into classical music, the difference between opera and musical theater pe

On this episode of Community Connections, host Matt Besachio sits down with Donny Guerinoni, Sr. Director & Head of Youth Development for the Boston Celtics, to talk Junior Celtics Academy, the co-ed basketball camp running this week and next at New England Innovation Academy in Marlborough. Donny shares his path from playing at Nevada to coaching at Stanford, Harvard, and beyond, and how a shift toward youth basketball led him to the Celtics organization. He and Matt dig int

James O'Malley (7 IP, 8 K, 1-3, GW RBI) led the way for Norwood in a 1-0 victory. Eddie O'Rourke pitched 8 innings and struck out 11 in the loss.