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Monday Updates: 10/5/15

Tenzin Dorjee October 5, 2015 1 minute read
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Students prepare next to City Council member Steven Ultrino.

Here are updates for the week of October 5 on current events in Malden.

Some  information was pulled from the morning announcements and the Tornado Times.

 

Sports:

  • Girls Soccer          10/8/15: @Methuen — 10/10/15 @Lowell
  • Field Hockey        10/5/15: @Methuen — 10/7/15: Everett — 10/9/15: Triton
  • Football                 10/9/15: @Chelmsford
  • Golf                        10/5/15: GBL Championship — 10/9/15: Lynn Classical
  • Girls Volleyball     10/9/15: Lowell  
  • Cross Country      10/7/15: @Medford    

NOTE: @=Away Game

 

Local:

  • The final six choices for the Malden Reads book has been chosen, and the absolute final choice will be made at a meeting on October 13.
  • A peer tutoring program is being hosted at the Malden Teen Enrichment Center starting Tuesday October 6 from 3:00-5:00/5:30.
  • There has been a flood in City Hall at the Central Office, and the SPED offices and Superintendent’s Office is now located on the First Floor of the Holland Building in the high school.
  • Greg Cook has a window design at Malden Access Television (MATV). The design is bees pollinating strawberries, and it will be there until October 12.
  • There is a Blue and Gold art sale going on at 350 Main Street, Commerce Place until October 7.
Students prepare next to City Council member Steven Ultrino.
Students prepare next to City Council member Steven Ultrino.

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Tenzin Dorjee

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Tenzin Dorjee is currently the editor ­in­ chief. He joined the Blue and Gold staff in his freshman year after being inspired to write by multiple authors and has been here since. After graduating in 2017, he plans to become a surgeon while continuing his writing on the side. When not working hard on editing, he can be seen watching Boy Meets World, hanging out with his friends, or reading fantasy books. His best pupil is Megan Downer, managing editor of The Blue and Gold.

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