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…
Three Malden obituaries were published this week: Belanger, Barbara A. (95, of Malden, formerly of Chelsea); Laurina, Antonino "Tony" (88, of Malden); and Rowe, Harvey F. Jr. (85, of Marblehead and Lynn, formerly of Malden, who grew up in Malden and attended Malden Catholic). Belanger d…
Malden's latest property roundup logged 18 transfers this month, led by a $1.25 million sale. From our own coverage: Malden logs 18 property transfers, top sale $1.25M. Also in today's brief (5 items): Longtime Malden resident Barbara Belanger dies at 95; City offers vaccine clinic at 2…
Malden recorded 18 property transfers from Aug. 28 to Sept. 26, with prices ranging from $125,658 to $1,250,000 among the 12 sales that included price data so far and a median of $567,500. The period's top sale was 241 Lebanon St, which sold for $1,250,000 on Aug. 31, followed closely by 104
Malden River Works Park opens its first phase, giving residents new access to the river after years of planning. Also in today's brief (4 items): Malden River Works Park opens after years of planning; Rhythm & Roots Multicultural Day set for Saturday; Salsa For All dance class at YMCA; …
Historical Commission approved exterior renovations at historic Woodland Road property.
A Malden underpass closed by falling concrete is set to reopen as weekend events fill the calendar. Also in today's brief (9 items): Underpass to reopen after concrete fell; Fatboy BBQ opens its doors on Broadway; Cemetery Board of Trustees meets Friday morning; Malden volleyball hosts …
City Council unanimously adopted three orders establishing new financial management infrastructure.