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Veterans’ Day Parade

Sandra Rivadeneira November 25, 2019 1 minute read

Malden’s Veteran’s Day Parade stepped off at the corner of Elm Street and Pleasant Street on Monday, November 11th. This was the second year in which the parade used a new route, where instead of ending at the corner of Malden High School and the Teen Center, the parade lead everyone to the World War II Memorial in Devir Park. Participants of the parade included the Malden High School band, the Boys and Girl Scouts of Malden, and the Malden Middle School Band. At Devir Park, senior Demitri Borrero kicked off the ceremony by singing the national anthem Star-Spangled Banner. Later, speeches were given by key speakers like re-elected Mayor Gary Christenson and State Senator Jason Lewis, a Malden native. As the ceremony was concluded with the Malden High School Band’s rendition of Washington Post, the crowd was wished a happy Veteran’s Day and to keep in mind those who have sacrificed everything for the safety of the country. 

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Sandra Rivadeneira

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Sandra Rivadeneira is a senior returning to The Blue and Gold as Editor-in-Chief of Print. Rivadeneira joined the class as a freshman as a way to get to know Malden High’s environment. She got the opportunity to become more involved with the Malden High community through this class, and got to know even more about the city that she grew up in, finding a passion in journalism along the way. Additionally, Rivadeneira is a softball player, has been an alto saxophone player for six years, and is a member of the Play Production class. Musical theater being a huge hobby of hers. She looks forward to seeing how her senior year rolls out under the new circumstances and getting to adapt the Blue and Gold classes so that it can continue to produce it’s unique content to the community. In her free time, Rivadeneira enjoys reading, listening to indie pop music, watching sitcoms and constantly redecorating her room.

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