In collaboration with the MHS Black Culture Club, Malden Reads will be hosting The Hate U Give Showcase next week. Malden Reads is a community reading program that tries to encourage reading, while also promoting the library and other city resources in order to build community. It invites the community to read the same book…
On Tuesday, Jan. 23, MHS Senor Harrison Zeiberg became an Eagle Scout. The Eagle Scout rank is the highest achievement that any Boy Scout can receive. Starting all the way from the very first rank, any Scout who wishes to achieve the title of Eagle Scout has to put in years of hard work through…
Written by Cristopher Correa and Gabriel Matnog Since the summer of 2017, Malden City Hall has been undergoing changes in order to construct a brand new city hall. Relocations have been made and city hall is now split up into two buildings, one on 17 Pleasant street and the other on 110 Pleasant street. There…
Recently, many people gathered to hear Senator Elizabeth Warren speak here at the Malden High School. People from all across the metropolitan area filled up every seat in the Jenkins Auditorium. Some resorted to the balcony to still be apart of this important event. Along with Elizabeth Warren, United States Congresswoman Katherine Clark was…
Days after New Year, the northeast was hit with a massive winter storm. Inches of snow piled up over parked vehicles, covered sidewalks and driveways. Presumably, many people thought that going out early during the storm’s beginning would help the clean up process. However, after coming out of their warm homes every 30 minutes or…
The Meet and Greet with the Superintendent was an opportunity for parents and people in the neighborhood to meet and discuss matters along with issues within schools and academic issues in our community with Superintendent John Oteri. On January 24, at the Malden High School Library families and faculty were present to discuss their questions…
Due to the recent snowstorms and cold weather there have been days where school has been cancelled. While this gives students a break from school, a lot of preparation goes into deciding whether the Malden schools have school or not. In an interview with Malden Public Schools Superintendent John Oteri, he said that people such…
Malden Public Library hosted a Young Adult Winter Party as one of their many youth events. The party was held on Thursday, December 14th. Its main purpose, librarian Patrick Brennan says, is for “people [to] come and relax after school”. Various activities are put out for people to use along with snacks and drinks. Examples…
Malden High has started a new book club that meets every Tuesday at the library from 2:20 to 3:00. The new club reads a book and discusses it while also exploring other genres of literature. The club is advised by Malden High Librarian Mary Liberge. Junior Delilah Doeleman is co-president of the club along with…
