The Dish with Danielle is back! State Representative Danielle Gregoire sits down at Lost Shoe Brewing and Roasting Company in downtown Marlborough with owners JP and Melynda Gallagher to talk fall, the holidays, and what’s happening around town. The Marlborough natives share how they went from careers in marketing and accounting to opening Lost Shoe in May 2019, after an 18-month buildout of the former City Club space. They also walk through their house beers, the shoe-city h

Something wicked this way comes... down Main Street! Every year, the ghouls, goblins, witches, and wee monsters of Marlborough crawl out of the shadows for one of the city’s most beloved Halloween traditions: the Horribles Parade. This year, WMCT-TV was there as costumed kids marched down Main Street, haunting local businesses in search of tricks and treats. Host Sarah Childers-Rossi braved the crowd of creepy creatures to ask the little spooks two very important questions: W

It’s a special Halloween episode of What’s Up Marlboro? Host Mike Baker welcomes Alex Marques of Lost Shoe Brewing and Roasting Company to talk about the Halloween Street Fair, this Saturday from 12 to 6 PM. It’s free, family-friendly, and costumes are encouraged! Alex shares what’s in store: 17+ artisan vendors, food vendors including Big T’s food truck, free face painting and hair glitter, a mentalist show from 4 to 5 PM, inflatable and yard games, and Halloween-themed spec

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

Step back in time with Episode 2 of Marlborough 100 Years Ago. This time we're heading all the way back to June 1926! Every story in this episode comes straight from the actual headlines of the Marlboro Daily Enterprise, published one hundred years ago right here in our city. We cover a massive liquor raid that swept through twenty establishments in a single night, to a mayor who stormed out of his own City Hall committee session, to a schoolteacher who had been secretly marr