
Forty years later, the Malden Neighborhood Basketball League is still about the kids
The Malden Neighborhood Basketball League, now in its 40th year, is a unique opportunity for high school youth in Malden. […]
The Malden Neighborhood Basketball League, now in its 40th year, is a unique opportunity for high school youth in Malden. […]
Housing Families is a beloved nonprofit in Malden. Local organizations, businesses and individuals support the organization through a variety of fundraisers and initiatives. […]
Despite her ongoing impact on the Malden community, most people don’t know much about Adelaide Breed Bayrd, a woman philanthropist who was ahead of her time. […]
by Mack Keating Continuing its tradition of highlighting powerful stories that challenge perspectives and inspire change, Malden Reads announced its 2025 Book of the Year. The chosen selection, The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind by William Kamkwamba and Bryan Mealer, tells a true story of resilience, innovation, and the transformative power of education. Set in Malawi in Africa, the story follows young Kamkwamba’s journey during a devastating drought in 2001 that left families across the country facing severe hunger. Forced to leave school because of financial hardship, Kamkwamba refused to let his circumstances hold him back. In a 2009 TED Talk, Kamkwamba shared how he found hope in his local library, reading as many science books as he could get his hands on. Not knowing much English at the time, he relied on pictures, graphs, and context clues to “learn the words around them.” In one of the books he read, he learned of a windmill, which could be used to pump water and generate electricity: “Pump water meant irrigation, a defense against hunger,” he […]
By Lindsay Perdue Community members gathered at the Malden Warming Center to ring in the Yuletide spirit, with Maplewood Baptist Church and First Baptist Church of Malden attendees dropping off presents for each guest. Clients at the Center received stockings with personalized notes and goodies. “For Christmas Day, in addition to the 15 regular volunteer spots we need every day for morning, evening, and overnight service, we had another 9 volunteers come in to keep the Center open all day,” said volunteer coordinator Caroline Gaudet. Now in its seventh season, the Malden Warming Center opened on Dec. 1 with volunteers ready to serve, just in time for the first blast of cold weather in December. Located on busy Eastern Avenue inside Malden’s First Church of the Nazarene, the center is dedicated to providing shelter and warmth overnight to those who need it during the winter months. “I just feel like giving back to our community and I can’t think of a better way,” said Dave Allen who is starting his third season as a volunteer. […]
Art, music and culture are at the center of Malden’s inaugural SeptemberFest held on City Hall Plaza on September 28. […]
The SDM Foundation in Melrose offers free technology assistance to anyone from the surrounding communities, including Malden. […]
Malden’s new bike kitchen has already become an active hub for local cyclists and adds a new layer of depth to the city’s growing cycling culture. […]
Neighborhood View presents a digital story with crowdsourced media about Malden’s PorchFest 2024, a citywide festival featuring musical performances held on residents’ porches, garages and lawns. […]
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. […]
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