April 11, 2025 | Vol. 54, Issue 7
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MALDEN MOBILE FOOD TRUCK PROGRAM REMINDER—Event Information

by guest

Come on down!  Mobile food trucks will be parked next to City Hall on Commercial Street, across from the Malden Center MBTA Station. The goal of this Pilot Mobile Food Program is to provide original, exciting, and healthy food options from talented and innovative chefs to residents, workers, and commuters.

Today’s food trucks will be on site beginning around 5:00 PM:

1.      Biryani Park (South Indian Sri-Lankan food)

2.      Brother Trucker (seafood)

3.      Cupcake City

Hope you will stop by for some fabulous food!

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