Page 12 THE MALDEN ADVOCATE–Friday, April 19, 2024 An Aerial View: The M. Ida Converse Building at 15 Ferry Street, Malden The M. Ida Converse Building at 15 Ferry Street is located directly next to the crater on the intersection of Main and Ferry Street. Constructed in1906, it served as the Malden Industrial Aid Association by Mary Ida Converse, a prominent local philanthropist.The Malden Historical Commission recommended the relocation of the building to the Malden High School site at 77 Salem Street at the corner of Salem and Holden Street. (Submitted by Joseph Turner Aerial Photography) Friends of the Malden Public Library promote “Coffee and a Book – The Perfect Blend” partnership with New England Coffee for second year he Friends of the Malden Public Library are repeating a delightful partnership launched last year: the Spring Book Sale and coffee donated by sponsor New England Coffee. Friends’ members and the general public got a taste of the innovative approach to the Spring Book Sale last year and were pleasantly surprised. The secret formula is a Members-Only preview sale on Friday evening, then the Saturday Book Sale, open to the general public, which was paired with the “Coffee and a Book – the Perfect Blend” fundraiser, in collaboration with the Malden-based coffee roaster and vendor New England Coffee. The Sale will be held at the Library on Friday, May 3, from 6-9 p.m. and Saturday, May 4, from 10-2 p.m. See you there! T NEMT Girls Lacrosse beats Mystic Valley O n Thursday, April 11, the Northeast Metro Tech Girls Lacrosse Team beat Mystic Valley Regional Charter School for the first time in program history, 17-8. The Northeast team (12) took home their first W of the season. As a newer program, Northeast continues to grow under the new leadership of Stephanie Rouse and Karen Atkinson, both coaches with experience at the collegiate level for local schools. Players to note: Michelina “Mikey” Follis (Saugus) controlled the offense with 6 goals and 6 draw controls. Strong at midfield was Samantha Jackson (Saugus) with 3 goals, leading the midfield and controlling the game on both ends. Two players to note on attack were Grace Shelton (Wakefield – 3 goals) and first-year player Sabryna Serra (Saugus – 2 goals). Ann McGonagle (Chelsea) and Raelyn Quiles (Saugus) both chipped in with one goal apiece. Another notable player was goalie Sarah Barrett (Malden) – with numerous saves, a huge part of the defensive end in securing the win for Northeast. Sarah came up with big stops in net and strong clears to push transition downfield. For Advertising with Results, call The Advocate Newspapers at 617-387-2200 or Info@ advocatenews.net Spring Book Sale Flyer
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