Neighborhood View

[...] service. So why is the City of Malden contemplating outsourcing these 28 full-time jobs? At Neighborhood View, we sought to investigate what thinking went into the decision—making process to [...]

[...] of mail he opened) opportunities to stop himself and make things right; but he didn’t. Neighborhood View has intentionally chosen not to use his name out of sensitivity to his children who are [...]

[...] support of local access television, took a moment after receiving her award to speak with Neighborhood View about her first year as a United States Representative and share her thoughts on the value [...]

[...] Malden Access TV (MATV) launched its new citizen journalism program called Neighborhood View to a group of 20 prospective students and three instructors on Monday, March 31. The result? [...]

[...] meets evenings from October to May, every first and third Thursday of the month, at the Malden Public Library. [...]

[...] Wahlberg, Amanda Seyfried, and the voice of Seth McFarlane, in the historic section of the Malden Public Library. Filming will be continue through Tuesday, July 29.] [...]

[...] An exhibit of works by renowned artist Corita Kent is on display at the Malden Public Library in the Lower Gallery of the Converse Memorial Building. The works were donated in memory [...]

[...] up in Malden, renowned artist Frank Stella remembers passing his time at the Malden Public Library and playing outside with friends along what is now the Northern Strand Bike Trail. [...]

[...] Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education are managing our program and Malden High School has been appointed to prepare and oversee the operation for the city. The program serves [...]

[...] Dana Brown, the principal at Malden High School, recently got a new position. Mr. Brown is now President of the Massachusetts Secondary [...]

[...] Company website. Some of the breakfast varieties that are served every morning at the Malden High School cafeteria. Photo courtesy of Whitson Company Website. One of the most liked features by the [...]

[...] at 145 Pleasant Street. Photo from Bay State Examiner Click here to see the forum at Malden High School with candidates for Secretary of the Commonwealth: http://vp.telvue.com/preview?id= [...]

[...] in their food and music festival this April. This third annual event was attended by Mayor Gary Christenson, Congresswoman Katherine Clark and State Senator-elect Jason Lewis. The guests, who came [...]

[...] the building was prematurely closed,” said Edwards. A request for an interview with Mayor Gary Christenson was made, but due to the on-going matter before the Architectural Access Board (AAB) [...]

[...] at Salemwood School with an acknowledgment of appreciation to all who came out from Mayor Gary Christenson and a keynote address by M. J. Wright from REACH beyond domestic violence. The “ [...]

[...] members. Banos was welcomed as the Malden Senior Center director in March this year by Mayor Gary Christenson and is getting familiar with the center and its wonderfully diverse population of seniors. [...]

[...] by Ferry Street on the west, the City of Everett on the South, at Dell Street on the east and Salem Street on the north. A few of the streets north of Salem Street around Pierce St are sometimes [...]

[...] more about Malden’s Faulkner neighborhood? Given that the city’s parades often march through Salem Street, I’m sharing some of the businesses and other views that may have been missed during the [...]

[...] line up along Waite Street Extension and will travel up Maplewood Street then turn left onto Salem Street and will end at the reviewing stand at Malden High School. Santa Claus will be making a [...]

[...] up along Waite Street Extension and traveled up Maplewood Street. It then turned left onto Salem Street. The parade ended at the viewing stand at Malden High School. Maldonians followed their yearly [...]

[...] to epidemic proportions. Let us never forget there are people behind the statistics. – Marcia Manong & Karen Lynch [...]

[...] Act. He was recently interviewed at MATV by Neighborhood View Citizen Journalists, Marcia Manong and Karen Lynch. Included below is the video of that interview. There is more information [...]

[...] the video below and then give the Cyber Café a call at 781 397 2970 and make a difference. –Marcia Manong & Karen Lynch [...]

[...] for knowledge or information based on occurrences then let you make your own decision. –Marcia Manong & Karen Lynch Watch the short video below of the book launch: To see the complete video [...]

[...] .  Her support was well received by the full-house in attendance at the Malden Senior Center. –Karen Lynch and Marcia Manong Ed Clark hands over Social Security acknowledgement to Congresswoman [...]

[...] . The teens are in the process of planning next steps that will grow out of this discussion. –Karen Lynch and Marcia Manong [...]

[...] . Let us never forget there are people behind the statistics. – Marcia Manong & Karen Lynch [...]

[...] had to be applied as well as an oversight performance competence. –Marcia Manong & Karen Lynch [...]

[...] style of cemetery form according to the historic records at Malden Public Library. –Elizabeth Scorsello with special thanks to Stephen Nedell, Local History Librarian Perhaps it was flowers that [...]

[...] into commemorative walls along with its motto, “Enter to learn – Depart to serve.” –Elizabeth Scorsello with a special thanks to JP Shadley All photos copyright 2014 Elizabeth Scorsello [...]

[...] new park. The renovation began on April 8 and will be completed in mid-June. –Elizabeth Scorsello with a special thanks to Neal Anderson Part 2: Park completed – Description [...]

[...] . An experience I will not forget. “Mah see han” and Beans All Photography copyright 2014 Elizabeth Scorsello [...]

[...] Reads enthusiasts, members of the North Shore Black Women’s Association, and other Malden residents. There were also plenty of folks from outside of Malden, as word of this special [...]

[...] want to preserve, but we would have to go to the voters.” If the line of reasoning is Malden residents don’t want an increase in taxes (not more than 3 percent of the tax levy against real [...]

[...] school custodial staff? Yes, 28 jobs are on the line. More than half of those jobs belong to Malden residents. Eight belong to residents who live in communities adjacent to Malden with these city [...]

[...] . Included below is the video of that interview. There is more information available to Malden residents by clicking on the links below: http://Cummingspark.org http://Middlesexgreenway.org [...]