The war in Ukraine from afar: locals with ties to the region reflect
Local Maldonians with ties to Ukraine and Russia reflect on the ongoing invasion of Ukraine and the intense feelings that it stirs. […]
Local Maldonians with ties to Ukraine and Russia reflect on the ongoing invasion of Ukraine and the intense feelings that it stirs. […]
The disability commission, established in 2018, works with the community and local government to ensure varying abilities are accommodated in Malden schools, infrastructure, and policy. […]
By Nia Harmon Since 2016, husband and wife duo Ose and Marcel Schwab have been amplifying the work of local creatives in Malden. As the outgrowth of an initiative by Ose Schwab, owner of Malden Creates LLC, The Gallery@57 and non-profit Creative Malden strive to enhance the culturally rich city through its support of local artists, writers, and musicians. “Malden has been lucky to have many art groups and initiatives throughout the years that highlight and connect its many fine artists,” writes Marcel Schwab in an email interview. “The Gallery@57 seeks to continue that work and nurture an inclusive and active artist community that is connected and informed about the opportunities available.” What originally started off as “Malden Pops Up,” a pop-up shop in an abandoned space at 480 Main St. that ran for about a year, is now the inviting storefront located at 57 Pleasant Street. “The purpose of Malden Creates LLC was to initiate opportunities for artists and performers to bring their work to Malden for money,” said Ose Schwab. “[In 2016], the […]
By Jack Drees Habitat for Humanity has a presence here in Malden. As you stroll down Main Street near the Melrose line, you’ll come across two new townhouses next to a construction site. Several Malden families have new affordable homes thanks to Habitat for Humanity Greater Boston. An independent affiliate of Habitat for Humanity International, the Massachusetts non-profit has given housing to people with low to moderate incomes since 1987. The group, which has thousands of volunteers, buys land or restores existing buildings and then passes the houses on to people in need. Habitat Greater Boston’s coverage area includes Boston and 25 surrounding communities. To date, the organization has built homes in Boston, Belmont, Malden, Needham, and Newton. Upcoming projects include plans for affordable homes in Dorchester, Roslindale, and Weston. With the city’s first project completed in 2022, Malden is officially a part of the Habitat family. The project resulted in two single-family homes on Main Street. Each one is complete with three bedrooms, a living room, kitchen, one full, and one-half bathroom. Also in […]
Gerald Whetstone, the founder and executive director, hopes the Malden Warming Center can be an example to neighboring cities. […]
Residents speak out for and against the bike and bus lanes in Malden. […]
First Parish of Malden digs into the complicated history of Malden as it commemorates the city’s 375th anniversary, preceded by the founding of the First Parish Church. […]
The development of the building that includes 22 Pleasant Street stands in limbo as a result of permitting issues and the changing economic landscape. […]
There are lots of opportunities for fitness and other activities at the Malden Senior Center. Anna Maria Amigo’s zumba class is a particular favorite. […]
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