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.

What's Up Marlboro? Join Mike Baker as he interviews his hometown guest Derek Robbins about his career as a motivational speaker, his program "I Can't Hear You" with an emphasis on mental health, and the upcoming presentation at the Marlboro Boys and Girls Club that is in store for August 15th at 6PM. You can take a watch here.

Welcome to The Book Drop - Your July Update from the Marlborough Public Library! Join Matt from the Marlborough Public Library as he walks you through everything happening this July - from exciting summer programs, creative workshops, live performances, book clubs for all ages, and a special look at this year's Summer Reading theme. Whether you're interested in gardening, crafts, music, or finding your next great read, there's something for everyone. Let's get into it!...

Live broadcast of Marlborough Senior Babe Ruth Baseball vs Westborough from Steven's Park in Marlborough, MA on July 9th 2026 at 7PM

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

Senior residents at New Horizons in Marlborough sung their favorite patriotic ballads in honor of not only the fourth of July, but America's 250th birthday. Have a watch to experience feel good moments listening to some of these iconic American songs.

Dom V. and the Swing Out Band was back on Union Common for another set of classic songs that will have you singing along.

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

Marlborough's 250th birthday celebration arrived on Saturday, June 27th, and the city showed up in a big way. The Marlborough Revolution 250: Grand Parade and Muster brought a parade down Main Street, Revolutionary War reenactors, fife & drum corps, and a full afternoon of festivities to Ward Park. Organized by the Marlborough Revolution 250 Committee, the event was a true community effort, bringing together local groups, businesses, and residents to honor the city's place in