Here's a look back at the most-read stories on Malden Patch this week.
Board of Health Director Chris Webb and Ward 7 Councilor Neal Anderson have scheduled a community meeting next week to address the problem.
Advocates have been chipping away at the number of trees slated to be removed for underground utilities and storm water infrastructure.
The city will conduct an inventory of its public shade trees, establishing a baseline for the development of an urban forestry plan.
Here's a look back at what happened in Malden this week.
Ward 5 celebrated longtime residents Marge Crocker and Neska Berthel, who recently turned 100 years old.
Following the death of George Floyd, the Malden Police Department said it remains committed to advancing the cause of justice.
The Loop was dedicated to former Malden Clerk Magistrate Joseph Croken and MHS athlete and Olympian Louise Stokes.
Here's what to know as the city begins its phased reopening of parks and open spaces.
Updates to the historic 1885 Converse Memorial Building will include a new HVAC control system to preserve the art collection.
Here's a look back at what happened in Malden last week.
We all know someone who's making a difference in this difficult time. Let's give them some of the recognition they deserve.
The city's trash hauler will leave behind bins that are improperly recycled.
The city said it was "difficult to ensure" people were using the parks for passive activity.
Here's a look back at the most-read stories on Malden Patch last week.
Here's how you can avoid having your recycling bin left full.
The completed trail will run from the Mystic River to the Lynn shoreline, connecting Everett, Malden, Revere, Saugus and Lynn.
A Malden man was among the latest parade of Mass Cash winners.
Officials said the woman slid down the trail to meet rescuers after she fell and injured her lower leg.
The probability of winning the top prize of $100,000 is 1 in 324,632.
Checkout bags will no longer be single-use starting Jan. 1.
Running late on getting rid of leaves this year? Residents now have another opportunity to get their yard waste picked up.