From WMCT Studios in downtown Marlborough, this week's News Brief is here. This week: a hometown legend leads the way as Grand Marshal of the 74th Annual Labor Day Parade... the School Committee unveils a new path for MHS seniors' futures... police have a warning every resident should hear before answering an unexpected call... and we've got what you need to know before heading to Main Street this weekend. Watch now for the full Marlborough News Brief. Stay connected with eve

Jack Brzenk takes us on a walk down memory lane through Assabet Valley Regional Technical High School — the place where his path into video production, broadcasting, and graphic design all began. From the halls where he filmed "Between the Bells" to the TV studio that led him to WMCT-TV, this is where it all started. 📍 Assabet Valley Regional Technical High School, Marlborough, MA 🎥 Produced by WMCT-TV #WMCTTV #MarlboroughMA #AssabetValley #Broadcasting #CommunityMedia #TVS

📰 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

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

Join the Marlborough Junior Reporters to see the NEBG's Glass in Flight exhibition and the climate garden, featuring guests Steve and Marissa! Discover the larger-than-life glass and metal sculptures at the New England Botanic Garden, created by artist Alex Heveri! See the climate garden, where research is underway to see the effect climate change has on certain plants! #WMCTTV #NewEnglandBotanicGarden #GlassInFlight

✨ WMCT was back on the red carpet at another one of our favorite events of the year , the 2026 Thrive Support & Advocacy Prom for All Ages! ✨ Host Ryan Malyar spent the evening at Polar Park talking with attendees, dancing enthusiasts, Thrive staff, and community leaders about what makes this event so meaningful. Incredible outfits, unforgettable dance moves, touching stories of friendship, community, and inclusion, this night was a celebration of joy in every sense of the wo

This edition of the Marlborough News Brief for December 19, 2025 covers the biggest stories impacting the community this week. Our top story focuses on the conviction of a Westborough man in the murder of his mother, following an eleven-day trial in Middlesex Superior Court. We also take you inside Monday night’s City Council meeting, where councilors approved new funding for the Marlborough Public Library, advanced the Richer School building project, and addressed key person

This week on the Marlborough News Brief, city leaders move forward on key personnel changes aimed at strengthening Marlborough’s financial departments, while a controversial outdoor storage permit heads to the full City Council amid debate over zoning rules. The School Committee addresses student concerns at the high school, expands access to college prep testing, and begins early planning for the next school budget. We also look at a major healthcare development as the state

Join host Ryan Malyar and special co-host City Councilor Katie Robey as they welcome Alyssa Giaquinto from Giaquinto Wildlife Center and her amazing barn owl ambassador, Bella! In this episode, we explore the incredible work of this local Marlborough nonprofit dedicated to wildlife rehabilitation and conservation education. Alyssa shares her journey from police officer to licensed wildlife rehabilitator, and discusses: 🦉 The mission of Giaquinto Wildlife Center and how they

Community Connections: Marlborough Restaurant Week Special 🍽️ Join host Ryan Malyar on Community Connections as we dive into Marlborough's 4th Annual Restaurant Week! This episode brings together three passionate leaders in Marlborough's dining scene to celebrate what makes our city a true culinary destination. Featured Guests: 🍷 Lindsey Jaworek - Director of Business and Community Development, Marlborough Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) 📧 Ljaworek@marlboroughedc.

It’s your Marlborough News Brief for Friday, October 31st! Election Day is almost here — we’ve got a rundown of all the contested city races. 🏗️ Downtown redevelopment plans at 163 Main Street are back before the City Council. The Panthers keep their win streak alive with a big victory over Nashoba! 🎭 Plus, ghosts and goblins hit Main Street for the annual Horribles Parade — and we’ll tell you how to keep the Halloween spirit going all weekend long with our Old-Fashioned

It was a dark and gloomy day in Marlborough… The perfect setting for ghosts, goblins, and ghouls to take over Main Street for the 2025 Horribles Parade! Our own Sarah Childers-Rossi (aka Turtle) faced the frights head-on—interviewing monsters, collecting candy, and surviving the spooky spectacle that sent chills down Main Street! 🕷️🍬 Hit play… if you dare. And don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more hauntingly good local fun from WMCT-TV! #HorriblesParade #Mar

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