MARLBOROUGH- WMCT sat down with Mayor Arthur Vigeant to discuss what Gov. Baker's new stay-at-home advisory would look like for Marlborough residents. While many non-essential businesses are closing their doors, he says the city still needs to be governed, police and fire must continue doing their jobs and students must be educated. Mayor Vigeant encourages residents to support local businesses by ordering take-out from their favorite restaurants. If out, residents should con

With the numbers mounting daily as our hospitals and first responders continue to work on the front lines fighting the battle against Coronavirus, local businesses have been stepping up to help make sure our local heroes have the equipment they need to protect both themselves and the Marlborough community. Meredith Harris, Executive Director of the Marlborough Economic Development Corporation says while she is so grateful for the generous donations from the Marlborough commun

It's the number one question being asked at the center of the Coronavirus global pandemic: how does one get tested for it? What do you do if you don't have a primary care? How much will it cost if you don't have insurance? At AFC Urgent Care in Marlborough, Managing Director Bing Yeo and the staff of trained professionals are ready with answers, doing so in a way that protects both the public and themselves. "The first thing people should do is to ask themselves what causes t

On Monday morning, Governor of Massachusetts Charlie Baker issued a stay-at-home order for the state "requiring all businesses and organizations that do not provide #COVID19 essential services to close their physical workplaces and facilities to workers, customers, and the public," in a statement released just before 10:30am. "After discussions with health experts, local and federal officials, and other governors concerning the fight against COVID-19, and reviewing the orders

MARLBOROUGH- During a press conference on Monday, Marlborough’s Director of Public Health reminded residents to continue practicing social distancing. That means, keeping a distance of six feet between yourself and others throughout the day. COVID-19 is much more contagious than the seasonal flu, so keeping a safe distance from others will hopefully stop the rapid spread of the disease. To control the disease, social distancing is a must. To help, try calling or texting frie

MARLBOROUGH- On Sunday, Gov. Charlie Baker announced new plans to combat the spread of COVID-19. Heavily impacting local restaurants like Main Street Cafe, Gov. Baker banned on-site consumption at any restaurant, bar or establishment. Starting March 17, all food and drink must be taken-out or delivered. Main Street Cafe owner, Randy Scott, hung a sign on his door, warning his customers of this temporary change. In addition to take-out orders, Main Street Cafe will offer deliv

The Boston Open was hosted by Wayside Athletic Club. The Boston Open is a multi-day racquetball tournament that includes everyone. It does not matter if you are female or male, amateur or pro, theres a tier for all levels. The Ladies Professional Racquetball Tour (LPRT) even made a stop here! To see more watch this video:

Wayside Athletic Club hosted their 16th annual Pedal to End Cancer for The American Cancer Society. At this event, participants pedal for 3 hours and raise money for a great cause. Wayside was 1 of 6 clubs that started this event 16 years ago. While a lot of clubs have come and go, Wayside has been the only club to put this event on for 16 straight years This event brings together over 2 dozen riders, riding together to make a difference. Participants can create teams, or rid

MARLBOROUGH- New cases of coronavirus disease appear everyday. Also know as COVID-19, the disease spread internationally, including here in Massachusetts. Marlborough Director of Public Health, John Garside, said the public has no reason to be worried, but should stay informed. Very similar to the flu, COVID-19 attacks the respiratory system. Symptoms include a fever, coughing and shortness of breath. The disease can be deadly, especially to anyone with a weak immune system.