By James D. Mitchell   Torrents of rain washed across the Honor Guards as they stood at attention along a patch of road at the Forest Dale Cemetery. They proudly held Old Glory and the iconic POW-MIA flag while standing…

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By James David Mitchell   Moving aggressively forward in the city’s capital improvement program, the city council, upon recommendation of the finance committee, gave a unanimous nod for the city treasurer to borrow over $4.1 million for construction of water…

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Catherine Poirier of Malden, has received a Simon Youth Foundation Community Scholarship valued at $1,400. The scholarship is awarded in partnership between Square One Mall and Simon Youth Foundation, a national non-profit organization dedicated to providing educational and career development…

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  Malden High School Scholarship, Inc. awarded twenty-nine scholarships of $2,000 each and two scholarships of $4,000 each to graduating seniors of Malden High School.  Caysie Casey, President and Trustee of the organization, presented the awards at the graduation ceremony on…

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By Anna Tse   When Malden Beebe School sixth grader Aidan Collins sent his calculation work on planets to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), he was surprised to get a reply from a former astronaut at NASA headquarters…

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Malden Access Television offers several opportunities for young people to learn video production and have fun this summer! Applications are now being accepted for the following programs:   Kids Video Adventure Summer Program Kids Video Adventure (KVA) is a multiple…

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The City of Malden is encouraging neighborhood groups who would like to get to know their neighbors to organize a “block party.” The traditional block party provides an opportunity for neighbors to come together, build relationships and facilitate a stronger…

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Mayor Gary Christenson and the City Council are strong advocates for the improvement and maintenance of our City’s infrastructure, including roadways, sidewalks and water mains. They have been working to update our facilities in the most efficient and cost-productive ways.…

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Two parking lots which serve customers in the downtown will be closing shortly as construction starts on two apartment buildings. The Florence Street Parking Lot located behind the Heritage Apartments and near the Malden Government Center will close July 1,…

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