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Swine flu clinic
on Saturday
A free swine flu vaccination clinic is scheduled for Saturday from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. at the Linden School, and city health officials are limiting the roughly 1,300 doses to the most vulnerable sectors of the population. Boston Globe, 11:54 a.m.
Police chief retiring
Citing concerns about his pension, Malden Police Chief Kenneth Coye says he plans to retire at the end of December after seven years at the helm of a department whose officers issued a no confidence vote in his leadership in June. Boston Globe, 11/19/09
Coyne speaks out against teen curfew
Police Chief Kenneth Coye doesn’t think a teen curfew is needed in Malden. He told the City Council’s Ordinance Committee last week that youths age 17 and under are not a major source of crime in the city. Boston Globe, 12:06 p.m.
Council kills PAYT debate for at least 6 months
The City Council voted 6-5 on Tuesday to reject a measure to study the impact of changing or even repealing the city trash fee, in effect killing debate on the controversial program for at least six months. Boston Globe, 11/19/09
Tisei: State must rethink policies to make jobs
Submitted by Richard R. Tisei, the minority leader of the Massachusetts State Senate who represents Malden and Melrose: With the state’s unemployment rate hovering dangerously close to 10 percent, and over 300,000 residents without a job, Massachusetts could use a plan for jump-starting the economy and getting people back to work. Boston Globe, 11/19/09
Northeast Voke ordered to cut budget
Under pressure from the state, the Northeast Metropolitan Regional Vocational School District has cut more than $850,000 with its latest budget proposal and sent new assessment bills to the 12 cities and towns that send students to its high school. Boston Globe, 11/18/09
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