Monday, May 28, 2012
Check out some of the stories making headlines in the Stoneham region last week.
Here's a look at some of the stories making headlines in the Stoenham region last week: Malden Firefighters Union: Our Concerns are Not a Priority with Mayor: A May 24 morning house fire in a Fremont St. triple-decker - only blocks from the city's former East Side Fire Station - came on the heels of a strong statement from the firefighter's union last week, criticizing Mayor Gary Christenson for failing to “prioritize the safety initiatives of our Malden Fire Fighters,” including the creation of a new station for the city's east side. The fire was put out quickly by firefighters at 15 Fremont Thursday, with no one in the vacant apartment at the time of the blaze. A spokeswoman with the state Fire Marshal's office said the scene remains …
Monday, May 21, 2012
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Arlington Arlington OKs Leaf Blower Ban: Voters at Arlington's Town Meeting Monday elected to ban the use of gas-powered leaf blowers from May 15 to Oct. 15 on private property in Arlington. The town bylaw amendment was put forth by Town Meeting member Robert Radochia as a substitute motion under Article 25 at the beginning of Monday’s session. After 15 minutes of debate, it carried 95-85 in a standing vote, after it was originally declared defeated by Town Moderator John Leone in a voice vote. Malden Malden Man Arrested on Sex Trafficking Charges: A Malden man was arrested on charges he allegedly engaged in the sex trafficking of a minor across state lines in New York and New Jersey, court documents revealed Thursday. Michael Gemma, 28, …
Monday, May 14, 2012
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Here are some of the stories that made headlines in the Stoneham area last week: Malden Residents Form Union to Fight 22-58 Percent Rent Hikes: Tenants across the city found every renter's nightmare slipped under their doors last week: a notice their rents will increase anywhere from 22 percent to 58 percent next month, with just two weeks to decide whether to accept the new agreement. But residents say they won't take the hikes without a fight, and a majority of the tenants have formed a union – Malden Tenants United – to prevent what they call unreasonable increases in a sluggish economy. Medford Elizabeth Warren Visits Medford, Says Education 'Not a Priority' for Scott Brown and Republicans: Elizabeth Warren made a campaign stop in …
Monday, May 7, 2012
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Here are some of the stories that made headlines in the Stoneham region last week: Malden Police Arrest Second Suspect in Temple Stabbing: Police arrested a second suspect related to a stabbing outside Temple Tifereth Israel that sent a 17-year-old to the hospital, police said Wednesday. Diemson Jean, 25, of Malden was arrested in Clinton this week, facing charges of assault with intent to murder and assault and battery with a deadly weapon. The stabbing occurred outside of the temple after an event by a private organizer, who held a large party at the property on March 17. Another suspect, Junior Saint Jean, 21, of Malden, was arrested in March. Medford Medford Mayor Calls for Housing Director's Resignation: Medford Mayor Michael McGlynn…
Monday, April 30, 2012
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Here are some of the stories making headlines in the Stoneham area last week: Malden Reported Mob Meeting in Downtown Malden Captured in Indictment: Alleged organized crime boss Anthony L. DiNunzio was arrested on seven counts of racketeering and conspiracy in East Boston Tuesday, after authorities say he took over the Patriarca crime family about two years ago. Medford Carroll's Looks to Open Next Week in Medford Square: The new Carroll's Restaurant in Medford Square is looking to open its doors to the public next week, co-owner Maury Carroll said Wednesday. The restaurant located at 21 Main St. is near the end of the licensing process, with only an inspection from the board of health remaining, Carroll said. That's expected to be done …
Monday, April 23, 2012
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Here's a look at some of the stories that made headlines in the Stoneham region: Malden Flag Will Fly Over US Capitol for "Mr. Fam.": Forestdale 8th graders on their class trip to Washington, DC may have missed Paul Famiglietti's memorial services at Malden High School last weekend, so for now, they'll bring Malden's flair for memorializing to the capital. An American flag will fly over the US Capitol building in honor of the hometown hero, with the class later transporting the gift home for the Famiglietti family. Medford Council Looks to Bring Massage Parlors Under City Control: City councilors want more municipal control over licensing massage parlors after two remained open even after employees were arrested for offering sexual favors …
Monday, April 16, 2012
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Here's a look at some of the stories that made headlines last week in the Stoneham area: Malden Mayor Mulls Possible Muzzle Law Veto: Mayor Gary Christenson said he had not decided whether he will sign an ordinance muzzling pit bulls in the city Tuesday night, an indication he may consider vetoing the now city council-approved ordinance. “Now that the bill has been passed by the City Council, I will review the proposal and ensure both sides have a chance to comment before deciding,” he said. Medford Audit Uncovers 'Significant and Severe' Issues in Medford Housing Authority: The Medford Housing Authority distributed nearly $8 million in aid in 2010 and 2011 without properly following federal guidelines, according to the Department of …
Monday, April 9, 2012
Take a gander at some of the top headlines from the Stoneham region last week.
Here's a look at some of the top stories from the Stoneham region last week: Malden ENOUGH: Crime Prompts Store to Close: The owner of a downtown convenience store said he's likely to close shop after 12 years in business this week, following two armed robberies in three days he said traumatized his nephew and raised questions about the store's viability in the area. The Malden Mini Market — just blocks from Malden High School and Malden Public Library on downtown Main St. — was robbed by two suspects in broad daylight last Saturday, one of whom punched a young cashier in the head as an accomplice threatened him with a knife. Medford Medford Massage Parlor Workers Face Sex for a Fee Charges: Two women face charges stemming from offering …
Monday, April 2, 2012
Take a peek at the top headlines from neighboring cities and towns.
Here's a look at some of the headlines from stories in the Stoneham region last week: Malden The Latest on the Shootout in Malden: Since last week's shootout and robbery in Malden, Malden Patch has been following all the action. Click here to see the latest articles including: Second Shootout Suspect Held for $1M and DA: It's Official - No Fourth Suspect. Medford Alleged Cyber Predator Faces 46 New Charges: A Tewksbury man who allegedly blackmailed a Medford teen into having sex with him faces 46 new charges stemming from coercing underage girls into sending nude photos, and in some cases blackmailing them into having sex with him, prosecutors said. Thomas Hutchinson, 19, originally faced eight charges after he allegedly used multiple …
Monday, March 19, 2012
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Here's a look at some of the stories from the Stoneham region last week: Malden Hundreds Expected To Protest MBTA Board Meeting Wednesday: Hundreds of seniors, people with disabilities, and other T riders are expected to show up at an MBTA Board meeting Wednesday to protest planned cuts in service and fare hikes, according to a press statement issued by Massacchusetts Senior Action and Massachusetts Uniting. The protest will occur at 12:30 p.m. at the Transportation Building in Boston. The group plans on asking the board "to adopt alternative funding solutions that do not balance the T’s budget deficit on the backs of riders." Medford Springstep Building Listed for Sale: The Springstep studios building in Medford has been listed for sale. …
