The Malden City Council approved a home-based food production ordinance effective January 1, 2027. Ordinance 263-26 allows residents to produce shelf-stable goods from cottage kitchens under Board of Health oversight as a pilot program.
The Malden City Council voted unanimously to order a full review of the city's Flock Safety license plate camera program and separately ordained a new ordinance allowing home-based cottage food businesses.
This week's obituary notices column for Malden lists two residents: Olson, Elizabeth Jane (68), of Malden, who died September 2, and Stitson, Carolyn L. (76), who was born and raised in Malden and Melrose before settling in Ipswich and died September 3 in Boston. The notices were posted…
Malden recorded 15 property transfers between Aug. 7 and Sept. 5, but only five listed a sale price, ranging from $510,000 to $890,000 with a median of $795,000. The top sale was 525 Fellsway East at $890,000, sold Aug. 13 from Matthew D. Mendolera and Michael D. Schamann to Joseph James Bivona III
A winner emerged in the 5th Middlesex District State Senate primary as Malden voters cast ballots Tuesday, according to Malden Patch. The result sets up a November general-election matchup in the district, while the city's earlier $500,000 Bayrd Foundation grant for a new boathouse at M…
Malden's School Committee approved a revised bullying prevention plan and ordered an internal student residency audit.
The Bayrd Foundation awarded Malden a $500,000 grant for a new boathouse at Malden River Works Park, Mayor Gary Christenson announced Monday. The city's News Flash also touted the upcoming Annual Fairy House Festival at Pine Banks Park. "Hundreds Lose Power After Tree Falls Near Malden …
Two Malden obituaries were published this week: Dodson, Tyrone James "TJ," and Tong, Shu Zhen, 71. Both notices were posted by Boston Cremation of Malden via Echovita.com; no additional biographical or service details were available in the source listings.
Malden recorded 14 property transfers between July 31 and Aug. 29, but only three deeds had a sale price recorded: $525,000, $660,000 and $1,000,000, for a median of $660,000 among recorded sales. The month's top recorded sale was 135 Hawthorne St. at $1,000,000, sold by trustees Ralph and Richard…
A new sushi restaurant opened its first Massachusetts location in Malden this weekend, offering diners a fresh option along the city's restaurant row. Per Malden Patch's "New Sushi Spot Debuts First MA Location With Freebies: Cheap Eats," the eatery marked its debut with free matcha, ca…