Malden's first microbrewery marked ten years in business this week, drawing a visit from City Hall. Mayor Gary Christenson surprised Brewery Manager Josh Deering to celebrate the anniversary, according to a report from Patch. The milestone highlights the staying power of small, independ…
The Malden Human Rights and Fair Housing Commission discussed a sober living home complaint at 13 Albion Street.
Fourteen deeds were recorded in Malden between June 6 and July 5, 2026, with sale prices disclosed on six transactions. Those six ranged from $535,000 at 159 Madison St. to $1,075,000, a price reached at both 143 Main St. and 216 Adams St., which tied for the period's highest sale. The …
Malden recorded 16 deeds between May 31 and June 29, 2026, with eight transfers carrying a disclosed sale price ranging from $390,000 to $1,450,000 and a median of $835,800. The month's standout transaction was 5 Ridgewood Road, which sold for $1,450,000 — the highest disclosed price in…
Four Malden-resident obituaries were recorded for the week of June 22 through June 28, 2026: Carlton, Glenn R., 67; Schumann, William "Bill," 80; Braude, Eric; and Romvos, Christodouli "Boukouvalas," 85. Carlton and Schumann died June 23; Braude and Romvos died June 26. The individual o…
Fifteen deeds were recorded in Malden between May 28 and June 26, 2026, with eight carrying disclosed sale prices ranging from $390,000 to $1.1 million and a median of $795,800. The period's standout transaction was 112 Ashland St., which sold for $1.1 million on May 29. Corporate and L…
Municipal Building Committee discussed a $2 million funding gap in the Malden River Works Salt Shed and Boathouse project. The committee, with six of seven members present, reviewed cost estimates from designLAB and rejected hoop-design salt shed options as insufficiently durable and cost effective.
The Malden Emergency Management Team discussed city council cuts to emergency management personnel affecting police, fire, and school staffing.
Cemetery Trustees approved the April Perpetual Care trust report and reelected two officers. The board unanimously accepted a report showing $13,178.29 in income for Perpetual Care at the May 20 meeting; President James Tuxbury and Secretary Sheila Fermano were reelected to new terms.
Cannabis commission discussed DMS Trinity permit transfer requirements pending ordinance amendment. The City Council voted to remove the non-transferability restriction from the special permit.