Page 2 THE MALDEN ADVOCATE–Friday, November 4, 2022 Bread of Life Annual “Don’t Be Alone on Thanksgiving” Nov. 24 at MHS I n honor of Francis and Barbara Brown, founding coordinators of the “Don’t Be Alone on Thanksgiving” meal, Bread of Life and the Offi ce of Mayor Gary Christenson, invite you to a FREE community Thanksgiving dinner, Thursday, November 24th. Dine-in dinner is 12-2pm at Malden High School, 77 Salem Street in school cafeteria. Takehome meals available for pickup at 1:30 pm. Meal delivery, coordinated by Councillor Craig Spadafora will be available for senior citizens and disabled individuals by calling Maria Luise 781640-1320. (Please note: senior citizens who are not Mystic Valley Elder Services clients can call Maria Luise at 781-640-1320. Senior citizens who ARE clients of Mystic Valley Elder Services need to call their MVES case manager if interested in receiving a meal delivery). Volunteers and donations of roasted turkeys needed and appreciated! Registration required. To learn more about the meal, to register to volunteer, and to sign up to donate roasted turkeys, visit: https://www.breadofl ifemalden.org/events www.eight10barandgrille.com We Have Reopened for Dine-In and Outside Seating every day beginning at 4 PM M WE'RE OPEN! 8 Norwood Street, Everett (617) 387-9810 STAY SAFE! Mayor endorses Yes on Question 3 Initiative supports family-owned small businesses and customer convenience without sacrifi cing safety alden Mayor Gary Christenson has announced his support for the approval of Question 3 on November’s ballot. The question would update Massachusetts’s liquor laws to enhance consumer convenience while protecting small businesses. A yes vote on Question 3 would modernize state laws to allow for the safe expansion of alcohol licenses, allow valid out-of-state IDs to be relied upon by a retailer of alcohol beverages and provide best practice fi xes to the current system to prevent illegal sales. “We thank Mayor Christenson for voicing his support for Question 3,” said Rob Mellion of the 21st Century Alcohol Retail Reform Committee. “A yes vote on Question 3 provides for the changes that family-owned alcohol retail stores need to fairly compete with large corporations that are mostly headquartered outside of Massachusetts, while also benefi tting adult consumers.” About Question 3: Question 3 calls for the state to progressively double the number of allowed beer and wine licenses Gary Christenson Mayor $5.05 GALLON We accept: MasterCard * Visa * & Discover Price Subject to Change without notice 100 Gal. Min. 24 Hr. Service 781-286-2602 a company or individual is allowed to hold, going from nine to 18. Most states allow three to five full liquor licenses per merchant, and Massachusetts’s number would be set at seven. This would signifi cantly increase consumer convenience when shopping. Additionally, the ballot question also would allow valid outof-state IDs to be relied upon by a retailer of alcohol beverages, as they are allowed in every other state in the country and already are permitted in Massachusetts for the sale of cannabis. Question 3 will appear on the ballot with the title “Changes to Alcohol Retail Licensing Initiative.” For additional information, visit yeson3mass.com.
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