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The Chamber of Commerce's Ted Coates puts out his annual spoof to promote this year's event.
Check out this video and photo tour of this 87 Pine St. home. An open house will be held from 11 a.m. to noon Sunday.
Walgreens is sinking over $3 million into its existing Centre Street location, with big plans to launch one of the chain's new high-end, Whole Foods-style grocery stores there.
Walgreens will invest over $3 million into it's Centre Street location this year, with plans to re-open the site as one of the chain's new "gourmet"-style stores, offering Whole Foods-style groceries and other amenities. The new store will include some items that would seem out of place in a traditional Walgreens, including the sale of fresh produce, fine cheeses and even fresh sushi prepared on-site. Construction will expand the store into the soon-to-be vacant Blockbuster Video next door. The plans also include major landscaping, traffic and pedestrian light improvements for the parking lot and nearby intersection. Malden will see one of the first few such stores opening in the United States. Other test stores have opened in Los …
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12:31 pm on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
A Trader Joe's in Malden is a great idea. But I think that only a handful of people in Malden would go there. I think if they are going to put something there it has to fit the area and the people. A Trader Joe's would be great...... but in another part of Malden. I think anything but sushi will do though. more ›
Oyá Cuban Cafe brings authentic Cuban cuisine and culture to Exchange Street, as well as another upscale dining option to the city's growing restaurant scene.
Maybe you've walked past Oyá Cuban Cafe, a new Cuban restaurant in Malden Center that quietly held a soft opening last week – but there's a lot worth gawking at inside, too. Chef/Owner Roberto Niubo left his native Havana for the United States when he was 26, and studied the cuisine both in his homeland and at Boston's Le Cordon Bleu. After graduating from the latter, Niubo decided to bring some Cuban flair to the Boston area, finally settling on opening a business in Malden after 12 years in the business. “There aren't a lot of Cuban restaurants around here,” he said, noting the location's proximity to an MBTA station, local businesses and a growing downtown. "I think we have a pretty good chance to show people what we can do." Cubano …
Real Estate blogger Paul Weston takes a look at the numbers in his weekly real estate blog.
The Middle Eastern market at 18 Pleasant St. will offer a variety of groceries and meats from the region.
The Benlaatmania family opened the doors to a new Pleasant Street Middle Eastern market this week, offering groceries and meats from the region. "Amira Market" offers both halal and deli meats, among other Mideast culinary curiosities. Mayor Gary Christenson and Imam Hamid Bourote of the Islamic Outreach Community and Reform Center were on hand for a ribbon-cutting ceremony Monday.
5:22 pm on Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Mike, I like being a realist....it has it's perks. :) more ›
The hearing is scheduled from 6-8 p.m. Monday, Feb. 4 at Government Center.
On Monday, February 4th, Mayor Gary Christenson and the Malden Redevelopment Authority will hold a Public Hearing in the City Council Chambers, Malden Government Center, 200 Pleasant Street, from 6:00-8:00 PM, to seek input from residents and businesses on the proposal for a professional baseball ballpark in Malden. The purpose of the public hearing is to provide an update of “next steps” associated with this major economic development project, which will include the adoption of an urban renewal plan for the development area. The public will have the opportunity at the public hearing to ask questions about the process and to comment on the proposed $51 Million private investment project from Boston Baseball Field of Dreams, LLC. Those …
Local realtor Paul Weston checks the numbers in his weekly column. How is the Malden housing market?
Mike G.
8:13 am on Friday, March 22, 2013
If it's not featured already, Tony's Cleanup Service should be. They're awesome, they took away a bunch of construction debris, some old computer equipment and some other junk from my attic for an extremely low price. http://www.tonyscleanupservice.com more ›