Recently we have seen a lot of diversity in mayors across the country. Many of the candidates have faced racism from the people of their
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Karen Rivera also contributed to this article. Over the past few years, the world has progressed when it comes to the inclusivity of people who
Distraction. Our brains’ worst enemy. In the Merriam-Webster’s dictionary, it is defined as “an object that directs one’s attention away from something else.” At various
Student athlete Aiden Tham feels as if “in every way [students] are not allowed to do anything.” COVID-19 has really restricted the activities that students
The whole world is moving towards a more sustainable future. Malden is a part of this now, issuing 22 new electric charging stations to charge
A new speed limit will soon be coming to Malden streets, as the city has chosen to opt-in to the Drive-25 law. The Drive-25 law
Put a finger down if you have made whipped coffee, learned a new TikTok dance, attempted to make bread from scratch (two fingers if you
While designing this edition of the newspaper, I was hit with a realization: This edition is making history. This is the final edition of the
As the new fiscal year approaches and the school year ends, is it time to look at how we, as a city and as a
On Thursday, March 1st, 2018, Todd Cole, music and choral arts teacher at Malden High, took his Music Theory class, to see the Boston Symphonic
