The Malden City Council voted 8-0 to formally back striking Encore Boston Harbor workers and approved new ordinances creating a Solid Waste Enterprise Fund and a Reserve and Stabilization Fund Framework.
Local nonprofit honors 22 people with differing abilities at Spirit Awards ceremony. Also in today's brief (5 items): Nonprofit honors 22 at Spirit Awards; Two residents give library a new spin; Library plans free family movie night; City vaccine clinic returns to Washington Street.
Malden schools beat the statewide MCAS slide while enrollment drops to 5,821 students.
Malden is getting a new location of an indoor soccer chain, Patch reports, giving families another place to play. Meanwhile, Malden Youth Soccer's fall travel season is in full swing for grades 3-8 players competing in the Middlesex Youth Soccer League, while its intown program keeps yo…
This week's obituary roundup for Malden carries one notice: Silliker, Annette, 82, who died October 2, 2026. Limited details were available at publication time; the full obituary, posted via Echovita, can be found at the link in this week's column. No other obituaries explicitly identif…
Malden's September home sales top out at $923,000 as half of recorded deeds still carry no price. From our own coverage: Malden's top September sale hits $923,000 amid pricing gaps. Also in today's brief (5 items): Food Policy Council meets Monday afternoon; Vaccine clinic set for Easte…
Malden recorded 16 property transfers between Sept. 4 and Oct. 3. Eight carried a sale price, ranging from $395,000 to $923,000, with a median of $666,000; the other eight have no price yet in registry records. The month's top sale was 27 Fellsmere Rd at $923,000, bought by Melissa Jean Kirejczyk
Malden pest control company trains employees to recognize human trafficking signs after a local case. Also in today's brief (7 items): Malden business trains staff on trafficking signs; Cosplay celebration afterparty hits Idle Hands; Public Safety Day set for Wescott Street Sunday; Rive…
Malden's Public Safety Day opens fire and police doors to residents Oct. 4. Also in today's brief (7 items): Fatboy BBQ's opening marks second Massachusetts site; Malden Catholic field hockey faces Triton Regional; Public Safety Day returns to Wescott Street; Malden River Works Park gra…
First Lutheran Church merges with another congregation after more than 130 years in Malden. Also in today's brief (7 items): First Lutheran Church merges after 130 years; City holds vaccine clinic on Pleasant Street; St. Mary's JV field hockey visits Malden Catholic; Public Safety Day s…