The Boston area professional also tells Patch the biggest challenge he faces when selling homes.
The Mystic River Watershed Association is planning a monitoring study this spring examining air quality in four communities including Malden
The winner said she plans on using her windfall to purchase a home.
The event will feature tips on how to avoid or reduce intrusive behavior by coyotes.
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Lights came back on in Malden Tuesday afternoon after an earlier power outage, officials said.
The Metropolitan Area Planning Council is receiving money for programs across eight communities including Malden.
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Malden residents with extra trash during the holiday season will have a chance to save money on pay-as-you-throw bags later this month.
Ron “Butch” Lessard has spent 25 years working with the city of Malden.
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The paintings by artist Rosene Wine show various sites in Malden.
The toy drive is ongoing through Dec. 17 at Malden police and fire department headquarters.
Organizers beat their fundraising goal to benefit Bread of Life in Malden.
Malden leaders responded over the weekend after the shooting, which killed five people and injured several others late Saturday night.
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The city recently added more than 30 new LED lights at the park thanks to a push by City Councilor Chris Simonelli.
The Malden Warming Center aims to provide a safe shelter option during the winter to individuals around Malden experiencing homelessness.
The Winter Festival will feature close to 50 artists selling various goods on Pleasant Street this weekend.
The toy and clothing drive looks to benefit Malden children in need from birth to age 18.
Allan “Aldo” Ray died in 2014 due to complications of injuries suffered while making an arrest in 2012.
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The event will mark its 18th year in Malden this month.
Flags will fly at half-staff at state offices in memory of Cpl. Joseph Puopolo and his service.
The event will feature attractions ranging from hot chocolate to a pet costume contest.
Daniel Bourque was honored with a promotion ceremony on Friday morning.
Cpl. Joseph J. Puopolo, 19, of East Boston may soon be buried in Malden more than 70 years after he was reported missing.
Demolition work began this week to make way for a long-awaited new home for the regional nonprofit.
The break may lead to water pressure disruptions and/or discolored water, the city said.
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Performer Matt York will highlight the songs and stories of Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Kris Kristofferson and Waylon Jennings this week.
Stories will be displayed at an in-person event in September. There will also be an online display.
Malden's team made it to the tournament finals against Cambridge.
The event aims to celebrate the history and future of the Malden River, which now runs partially underground through Malden.
The festival will include a "truck pull" event where amateurs and professionals try their hand at pulling a 16,000-pound truck.
Area residents may see low or no water pressure while crews work to restore service.
The youth academy promotes public safety through lessons on everything from internet safety to fire preparedness and prevention.
Triangle, Inc. aims to empower people with disabilities and their families through a variety of trainings, services and support programs.
A new interactive map details how the American Rescue Plan continues to deliver critical relief for Massachusetts.
The event was part of the National Night Out initiative, which coordinates events across the country each year.