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  • [ April 30, 2024 ] Malden Disability Commission works to make city accessible to all  Education
  • [ March 21, 2024 ] The Warmth of Hospitality: Malden pastor helps locals in need during the winter season News
  • [ February 15, 2024 ] Opinions collide over bike and bus lanes in Malden News
  • [ January 18, 2024 ] 375 Years: Honoring the Past and Future of Malden History
  • [ January 10, 2024 ] Future of Pleasant Street building still unclear Business
  • [ January 5, 2024 ] Move your way into the Malden Senior Center programs News
  • [ December 15, 2023 ] Meet the five “Wonder Women” decorating Malden’s bike path AND the women behind them Arts
  • [ December 13, 2023 ] School Department continues to support controversial curriculum despite charges of racial insensitivity Education
  • [ December 7, 2023 ] How to help (close to home) this holiday season Contribute
  • [ December 6, 2023 ] “Second House” filmmakers discuss filmmaking, Malden, and their next project shooting at Urban Media Arts Arts
  • [ November 17, 2023 ] Malden Community Fridges open their doors to the hungry Food
  • [ November 14, 2023 ] 6th Annual Hispanic Festival offers a lively celebration Arts
  • [ November 9, 2023 ] The Great Malden Outdoors: Making outdoor recreation more accessible to communities of color Nature & Environment
  • [ November 1, 2023 ] 186 books and reading: Reflections from a local book club Arts
  • [ October 19, 2023 ] Malden navigates growing housing crisis News
  • [ September 21, 2023 ] Filmbuilding Malden – Forging connection and collaboration through film within our city Arts
  • [ September 6, 2023 ] How my community benefits from immigration: The Immigrant Learning Center’s 2023 essay contest Arts
  • [ August 24, 2023 ] Rain, Snow, or Shine: outdoors serves as classroom for local preschool Business
  • [ July 27, 2023 ] Malden Pride (not in) the Park: Fourth annual celebration of Malden LGBTQIA2S+ community Events
  • [ July 25, 2023 ] Newly formed Mystic Side Opera company joins Malden’s arts community Arts
  • [ June 26, 2023 ] Community Comes Together at 6th Annual Malden Juneteenth Freedom Day Celebration Arts
  • [ June 21, 2023 ] Plans for new behavioral health facility move forward Business
  • [ June 14, 2023 ] Education Beyond classrooms:  Nekita Lamour aims to provide experiential learning for students and adults Education
  • [ January 20, 2023 ] Drinking coffee with the Song Dogs of Forest Dale Education
  • [ December 10, 2022 ] How to help (close to home) this holiday season Contribute
  • [ December 7, 2022 ] Community outreach project tackles heat resistance Education
  • [ November 8, 2022 ] CD Collins aims to “move mountains” with spoken word Arts
  • [ October 20, 2022 ] Malden’s housing crisis reaches far and wide Malden in Transition
  • [ September 16, 2022 ] Malden anticipates Orange Line reopening but will the commute be better? Events
  • [ July 12, 2022 ] Cartoonist Keith Knight reflects on growing up in Malden, education, race and the value of art Arts
  • [ May 28, 2022 ] Julio Salado: Using social media as a force for good News
  • [ September 21, 2021 ] Cultivating healing, softness, and self-love: Q&A with artist Maddie Lam Arts
  • [ April 9, 2021 ] Zonta Club of Malden Recognizes Female Activists in Annual Ceremony Arts
  • [ February 2, 2021 ] Malden Reads Launches New Season with Procession to City Hall Arts
  • [ January 15, 2021 ] Addiction Epidemic Inside the Pandemic: The story from Malden News
  • [ September 2, 2020 ] Malden River Loop Dedication: The Story of Louise Stokes Education
  • [ July 24, 2020 ] From lock down to work out to city discovery tour Education
  • [ June 5, 2020 ] Isolation and togetherness: The COVID-19 impact on family life Profiles
  • [ May 29, 2020 ] Teens bridge time, culture and language through film Arts
  • [ April 29, 2020 ] Part two: A defining moment for a generation News
  • [ September 24, 2019 ] ELECTION 2019: Questions for the Candidates: Week 1 of 5 – Transparency Education
  • [ July 17, 2019 ] Rally calls for racial equity in Malden schools Education
  • [ April 29, 2019 ] Chinese Culture Connection gala celebrates CCC’s 14th year Events
  • [ July 25, 2018 ] A “Chance Encounter” in the MATV Gallery Arts
  • [ July 20, 2018 ] Scoping out Malden’s Mystery Telescope News
  • [ May 18, 2018 ] Can Malden’s Transit Woes Be Eased with Smart Planning? News
  • [ September 11, 2026 ] Back in session: City Council addresses surveillance cameras, zoning and opens doors for home bakers News
  • [ September 4, 2026 ] School Committee tackles screen time, residency audit and AI bullying Education
  • [ September 2, 2026 ] Lipper-Garabedian claims victory in 5th Middlesex Senate primary Election '26
  • [ September 1, 2026 ] Vote today! Or put your ‘mail-in’ ballot in a drop box Election '26
  • [ August 28, 2026 ] 10 Takeaways from the 5th Middlesex District State Senate Candidate Forums Election '26
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Toward a trash-free Malden: Neat Streets initiative powered by youth, community and “Bessie”

August 13, 2026 Anne D'Urso-Rose 0
Malden’s “Neat Streets” initiative kicked off on July 25 with 40+ volunteers picking up trash up and down Salem St., all with the help of high school youth and a street sweeper named ‘Bessie.’

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World Cup, local pride: Malden residents cheer for teams around the globe 

June 23, 2026 Anne D'Urso-Rose 0
In a city as diverse as Malden, MA, the World Cup takes on special significance as residents that hail from all parts of the globe root for their teams, and many root for the U.S.

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A lesson in community journalism

June 9, 2026 Neighborhood View 2
Neighborhood View’s newest correspondent apologizes to the DPW director, uncovers the true origins of the Charles Street snow mountain and gets some dirt on the future of that lot.

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A (new) bell tolls for community at Malden Declaration Day

June 1, 2026 Anne D'Urso-Rose 2
The sounds of liberty rang out at Bell Rock Park as Malden commemorated its revolutionary roots with historical reenactments and the unveiling of a 2,000-pound, 150-year-old bell.

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Malden’s trash snow mountain finally melts! Experience the slow-moving demise of Malden’s ‘Brown Glacier’

May 30, 2026 Neighborhood View 1
The snow from Winter ’26 is history, but its legacy lives on. Watch the time-lapse melting of the massive 50-foot snow pile at Charles and Middlesex

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Santon’s family learns to fly: the Sviridenkos build a life of music and adventure with their blind, autistic son

May 20, 2026 Maria Yulikova 0
From Russia to Malden, one family’s journey is defined by resilience, creativity, and a determination to help their blind, autistic son fully experience the world.

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Good News in the Neighborhood: Green Malden, Porchfest and Bike Kitchen

May 15, 2026 Neighborhood View 0
This installment of Neighborhood View’s roundup of good things happening in our city features the impact of the Green Malden Fair, PorchFest hosting opportunities and a Paris-Malden connection to benefit the Bike Kitchen!

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Malden Youth Climate Summit shines light on the environmental impact of AI

May 8, 2026 Kayla Bradley 1
The environmental impact of AI data centers was one of the topics explored at the recent Malden Youth Climate Summit – here are some of the takeaways.

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Malden Pokémon Go — the perfect group for catching ‘em all

May 5, 2026 Jack Drees 0
They might be looking at their phones, but they aren’t ignoring the world. Meet the Malden Pokémon GO community that gathers weekly to battle virtual monsters, get some fresh air, and explore the city

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Good news in the Neighborhood: Community farm, immigrant stories and open space

April 30, 2026 Neighborhood View 1
The Farm at the Malden Community Garden holds a spring planting party. Immigrants share their stories through a ‘filmbuilding’ class. Malden scores open space at the former Malden Hospital site.

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Urban Media Arts (UMA) initiated a citizen journalism project in 2014

Through this initiative, UMA  trains and supports local citizens to cover subjects and issues in their own neighborhood through writing and reporting and using simple media tools such as mobile phones and social media.

If you’re interested in becoming a citizen journalist in Malden, email Anne D’Urso-Rose at anne@neighborhoodview.org

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