Following a robust debate over several days, the Massachusetts Senate unanimously approved a $58 billion state budget for Fiscal Year 2025 (FY25), which starts

Malden River Works is hosting a “Meet Us at the River” event on June 1 from noon-4:30. This event is funded by the Massachusetts

The Malden Public Library will be displaying artwork by Meenakshi Keshwani during the month of June. Her paintings are often modern Indian art that

Report: Man, 31, wounded in incident and held until dangerousness hearing this week   Advocate Staff Report   A 31-year-old Malden man – who

By Peter Levine   Malden real-life Superhero Jack Garrity passed away on February 23 at 104 years of age. I wrote an article on

House passes legislation increasing state benefits, tax benefits, and modernizing services for veterans   On May 22, 2024, the Massachusetts House of Representatives unanimously

‘Pomp and Circumstance’ set for 444 graduates this year; big day ‘caps’ busy week for seniors   By Steve Freker   This Sunday, June

MALDEN – Qiaomin moved to the United States from China with her family in 2019. When she arrived, the transition was challenging for everyone

Special to The Advocate   On May 20, the Malden Disability Commission, led by Chair Marilyn Andrews, hosted an event in the City Council

By Joy Pearson Plans have begun to make improvements to the historic Maplewood business district in Malden. A Maplewood Square Committee of Ward 5 and