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In November 2023, Harling Shown from left to right: Mayor Gary Christenson, Senator Susan Moran, ABCD Head Start Center Director Gabby Florio, Senator Rebecca Rausch, City Council President Stephen Winslow (in back), Senate President Karen Spilka, Senator Jason Lewis, Senator Sal DiDomenico, Senator Robyn Kennedy, Strategies for Children Executive Director Amy O’Leary and Action for Boston Community Development (ABCD) President/CEO Sharon Scott-Chandler, Esq. Clean Water Action national activist group brings message of ‘zero waste’ to Malden High School students Youth Action Collaborative celebrates World Recycling Day on March 18 was hired as the city's new Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) Coordinator, a post that had been vacant for much of 2023. At the request of several Malden City Councillors, Harling appeared before the Council reCOORDINATOR | SEE PAGE 9 Kashawna Harling is the new city Diversity, Equity and Inclusion coordinator, coming aboard in November. She previously served as Malden's Career Services and Mayor's Summer Youth Employment Program (MYSEP) Coordinator. (Courtesy/City of Malden) Malden High’s 84th Junior Varieties Show: ‘Late Night with Barbie’ E Friday, March 22, 2024 New city Diversity, Equity, Inclusion coordinator presents plans, goal to Malden City Councillors Kashawna Harling has been on board since November in new DEI role MHS YOUTH ACTION COLLABORATIVE: The Malden High School activist group celebrated World Recycling Day on Tuesday, March 18, by participating in some activities on achieving “Zero waste,” led by Omesa Monkaya, of Clean Water Action Massachusetts, a branch of the national group Clean Water Action. Monkaya is shown along with Malden High students and MHS science educator Kathy Maglio. 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To show their gratitude to the City of Malden, the lodge made generous donations to Malden’s Police and Fire Departments. As part of the celebration, John Sipes, Chairman of the Moose International Board of Directors, was received as the guest of honor. A delicious meal was prepared by Henry Dorazio of Henry’s Catering. The Malden Moose Lodge celebrated their 65th Anniversary last week. President Ed Strong and Henry Dorazio welcomed lodge members and Chair of Moose International John Sipes and his wife Linda. JOHN MACKEY & ASSOCIATES ~ Attorneys at Law ~ * PERSONAL INJURY * REAL ESTATE * FAMILY LAW * PERSONAL BANKRUPTCY * LANDLORD/TENANT DISPUTES 14 Norwood Street Everett, MA 02149 Phone: (617) 387-4900 Fax: (617) 381-1755 WWW.JMACKEYLAW.COM Henry Dorazio and Mosse Lodge President Ed Strong presented Malden Asst. Fire Chief Len Dunn and Malden Police Chief Glen Cronin a donation from the lodge to help with their programs. In addition, each received a case of “Tommy Moose” dolls to be given to children they find in stressful situations. Shown from left to right: Sgt at Arms James Schultz, Asst. Fire Chief Len Dunn, Kathy Herron, John Sipes, Henry Dorazio, Ed Strong and Malden Police Chief Glen Cronin. Malden Asst. Fire Chief Len Dunn acknowledges the Malden Moose Lodge for their good work in the community and their generosity. Malden Police Chief Glen Cronin thanks the Malden Moose Lodge for their generous donation. Chief Cronin mentioned that he will be using the funds for his Junior Police Academy and national Night Out. Also shown in the photo are Moose Lodge President Ed Strong and Ed Dorazio. Bringing greetings from Moose International was Chairman John Sipes, who is shown with Henry Dorazio and Ed Strong. 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