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December 27, 2018 in Education // Could Malden become a “pocket of civility” in an uncivil country?
December 18, 2018 in Arts // Art at the Library: The Playwright and the Sun King
November 14, 2018 in Events // Malden temple honors Tree of Life victims with word and song
November 9, 2018 in Arts // Frank Stella: An iconic artist returns home
October 18, 2018 in Education // Cruising and Cleaning the Malden River
September 6, 2018 in Arts // Finalist book selections announced for Malden Reads 2019
August 22, 2018 in Arts // Erté, the Father of Art Deco, brings style to Malden Library
July 27, 2018 in Featured // How the Refugee Immigration Ministry helps asylum seekers: An interview with Reverend Isaac Seelam
July 25, 2018 in Arts // A “Chance Encounter” in the MATV Gallery
July 20, 2018 in Featured // Scoping out Malden’s Mystery Telescope
June 22, 2018 in Arts // Arts can create “a sense of place” in Malden
June 13, 2018 in Featured // Bike, Zip and More: How Malden can share the road for smarter transportation
May 18, 2018 in Featured // Can Malden’s Transit Woes Be Eased with Smart Planning?
May 8, 2018 in Arts // Honoring Malden native and artist Ed Emberley leads to the ARTLine
May 7, 2018 in Arts // Who are our neighbors?
November 5, 2017 in Arts // The Road to Morocco from Malden: Marrakesh
February 6, 2019 in Arts // The Gallery leaves a legacy: Imagine something and make it happen
January 31, 2019 in Events // We have more to go: Luncheon honors Dr. Martin Luther King
December 6, 2018 in Events // Malden hosts 8th Annual New Citizens Ceremony

The Gallery leaves a legacy: Imagine something and make it happen

By Robin Inman On Dec. 24, 2018, The Gallery at 480 Main St. in downtown Malden closed. For almost 13 months, following an inaugural stint in late 2016, The Gallery had [...]
We have more to go: Luncheon honors Dr. Martin Luther King

By Diti Kohli U.S. Senator Ed Markey, a Malden native, captivated the crowd with his speech Jan. 19 at the North Shore Black Women’s Association’s 26th Annual Martin [...]
Could Malden become a “pocket of civility” in an uncivil country?

The recent midterm elections have highlighted prime examples of the dark side of American politics — the lack of civility in political discourse. Today, political [...]
Art at the Library: The Playwright and the Sun King

By Jennifer McClain This is another in a series on “Treasures at the Library.” Please note that direct photographs of artwork at the library is not permitted. [...]
Malden hosts 8th Annual New Citizens Ceremony

“I hereby declare, on oath, that I absolutely and entirely renounce and abjure all allegiance and fidelity to any foreign prince, potentate, state, or sovereignty of whom, [...]
Malden temple honors Tree of Life victims with word and song

On Saturday, Nov. 10, Fern Remedi-Brown stood up to address fellow members of Congregation Agudas Achim-Ezrath Israel as well as community leaders and other guests. Just [...]
Frank Stella: An iconic artist returns home

World-famous contemporary artist Frank Stella is a Malden native, but his work has never been part of the treasured art collection of the Malden Public Library. That is, [...]
Cruising and Cleaning the Malden River

, By Karen Buck Photos by Anne D’Urso Rose and Kelsey Menon On the eve of the 2018 Autumnal Equinox during the mystical moment of twilight, two launch boats from the [...]
Finalist book selections announced for Malden Reads 2019

During these fleeting months of summer, a book-loving team of Malden community members have been considering which book to choose for the 2019 Malden Reads program. Now [...]
Erté, the Father of Art Deco, brings style to Malden Library

By Jennifer McClain The Malden art galleries at the Malden Public Library have another surprise for us: modern art sculptures by Erté, considered the “true father of [...]

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