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Malden hits pause on data centers, advances Commercial St. zoning revamp

May 9, 2026 Lorna Garey 0
In a busy night at City Hall, Malden Councilors signed off on regional bike-share contract, dispensed massive local historic and housing investments, and heard a sobering public health report

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