WMCT Is Moving

March 13th, 2012

WMCT and m8 were informed of a channel line up change by Comcast.  WWDP will move from channel 19 to channel 10.  WMCT will move from channel 10 to channel 8.  m8 (which will take on a new name to be announced later) will move from channel 8 to channel 96.

“It’s not an easy thing to have to do, but we’ve done it before,” said Executive Director, Dan Guindon.  “There isn’t anything we can do about it.”

Customers of Comcast Cable will see the change take place on Tuesday, March 20th. 

WMCT Takes The “Next Steps”

March 3rd, 2012

Beginning Sunday nights at 8:30pm WMCT-TV will begin airing it’s new show, “Next Steps.” A show for, and about, senior citizens. The first episode covers the latest on the plans for a new senior center in the city. Mayor Arthur Vigeant stops by to discuss plans with show hosts Jennifer Claro and Judy Kane.

Mayor Vigeant Interview

February 17th, 2012

On Thursday, Dan Guindon, Rob O’Keefe and Mike Lawton went to the home of new Marlborough Mayor, Arthur Vigeant and talked to him about growing up in Marlborough and becoming Mayor of the city.
The exclusive interview will run in place of Marlborough This Week for the next couple of weeks. We’ll also have it here on the web site this weekend so keep checking in!

Say Hello To Your New WMCT News Director

February 13th, 2012

WMCT-TV announced today that they have hired Alycia Brandt as the new News Director and Marlborough This Week anchor. Alycia has a strong writing background and has interned at WCVB Channel 5 and WMUR in Manchester, NH.
“We’re very happy to have Alycia on board and we look forward to seeing her in action,” said Executive Director, Dan Guindon.
Alycia just started as a freelancer with WMCT not long before former News Director, Kristen Doucet moved on to Charter TV3 in Worcester.
“Anytime you have to replace someone like (Doucet) it’s not easy. She’s been around for 5 years and people get used to seeing her,” continued Guindon, “but I’m confident that they will really like Alycia.”
Brandt takes over News Director duties on March 5th. Marlborough This Week will return Friday, March 9th.

Alycia Brandt will be the new face on Marlborough This Week beginning March 5th

Alycia Brandt will be the new face on Marlborough This Week beginning March 5th

Kristen Doucet Says Goodbye

February 10th, 2012

On February 10th, News Director at WMCT-TV, Kristen Doucet anchored her final newscast.  She is moving on to Charter TV3 in Worcester after 5 years in Marlborough.

WMCT has been interviewing candidates to replace Doucet and will announce the hiring of the next News Director on Monday.

New “A Day In The Life” Episode

January 27th, 2012

It may have been taped before the holidays, but A Day In The Life has another exciting episode running now on WMCT-TV!

ADITL at Hanover Theatre:

Go to the schedules page to see all play times!

Ghost Hunting!

January 16th, 2012

WMCT is off on a ghost hunt again. This time it’s for a documentary called, “The Reality of Ghosts” that is just starting production. Dan Guindon, Rob O’Keefe, Mike Lawton and Vanessa Gallant will be in Concord tonight with the New England Ghost Hunters. For more info and pictures check back here later!

New “A Day In The Life” & “The Magazine”

January 13th, 2012

New “The Magazine” episodes are being produced right now. The newest is a story on the return of football at the Marlborough Middle School! This weekend the finishing touches are being made on a hot air ballon story.
Plus, the Mount Washington Observatory episode of “A Day In The Life” has been running and will soon be joined by an even newer episode involving The Hanover Theatre!

Inauguration Day

January 2nd, 2012

WMCT-TV had a four person crew at the Inauguration Day ceremonies at the Whitcomb Middle School. We’ll start running it at 8pm tonight.

Arthur Vigeant being sworn in as Mayor of the city of Marlborough by Steve LeDuc

Arthur Vigeant being sworn in as Mayor of the city of Marlborough by Steve LeDuc

Holiday Schedule Change

December 19th, 2011

WMCT-TV has announced that there will be a special schedule running on December 24th and 25th.  This is nothing new as the programming has always changed on these two days each year.  You can see the Early Childhood Center’s holiday concert and the old holiday classics, “March of the Wooden Soldiers” and “Scrooge.”

You’ll also be able to see the tree lighting ceremony from Union Common and the singer group, Syncopation.  Click here to see the full line up.