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Register Now and Run for Fun on July 4
Join the Spero Foundation and the 4th of July Committee for the 3rd Annual Firecracker Fun Run.
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Where Do You Go on Day Trips Near Sierra Madre?
Remember when you first heard the word staycation? Most likely it was way back in the early years of the 21st century, when gas prices spiked tremendously.
Man's Teeth Knocked Out Over Sierra Madre Parking
Police Sunday sought a man who beat another man's face over a parking space at a Sierra Madre apartment complex, knocking out some of his teeth, the Pasadena Star-News reported.
Bangers and tea at the British Home June Faire in Sierra Madre
The British Home in California puts on an annual bang-up June Faire, with traditional British food, activities for adults and children , music and photo opps.
Citrus College BOT To Investigate Board Member
The Citrus College Board of Trustees voted Tuesday to form an ad hoc committee to investigate board member Gary Woods.
Applications Due Friday for Vacant PUSD School Board Seat
Friday is the deadline to submit an application for a vacant Pasadena Unified School District Board of Education seat.
Coming Soon! Sierra Madre Patch Gets a New Look
Hi, everyone! I have some exciting news to share about Patch - we're getting a whole new look! It's coming in about a week and it's going to make Sierra Madre Patch easier to use, and a better place to connect and share.
Citrus College Trustees to look into allegations against Gary Woods
The Citrus College Board of Trustees on Tuesday voted to form an ad hoc advisory committee to investigate the residency allegations against Trustee Gary Woods.
Foothill Unity Center Needs Volunteers for Food Drive
From the Foothill Unity Center: Volunteers are needed to unload mail trucks full of donated food, sort quickly, load food onto Foothill Unity Center trucks, and finally unload the food at our Monrovia warehouse.
Volunteers Needed for National Letter Carrier Food Drive
Volunteers are urgently needed for the upcoming National Letter Carrier Food Drive on Saturday, May 11.
New Testing Unveiled For California Schools
In the near future, students in Sierra Madre will be thinking a lot more and filling in fewer bubbles when they take standardized statewide tests.
Sierra Madre Library Friends auctions rare books from Leibovitz to Thackeray
Looking to purchase a hard-to-find antique tome or a signed first edition? The Sierra Madre Library may be just the place to go.
Applicants Sought to Be Part of City's Citizen Commissions
The Sierra Madre City Council encourages citizen participation in its decision-making process through the use of citizen commissions.
With the passage of Measure A around this time last year, the Pasadena Unified School District went from an at-large to a district-only voting system, all with the hopes of making election to public office easier for historically disenfranchised stakeholders, namely Latinos, to attain.
With the summer movie season fast approaching, virtually all available entertainment will either be packed with spectacular action and special effects or shockingly memorable gross-out gags.
Alan Wood | Iwo Jima veteran, 90
Alan Wood, 90, a World War II veteran credited with providing the flag in the famous flag-raising on Iwo Jima, died.
David Van Noppen One of Many Artists Featured at Sierra Madre Art Fair this Weekend
The community is invited to attend the 51st annual Friends of the Sierra Madre Library's Art Fair at Memorial Park this weekend.
Memorial held for Alan Wood supplier of Iwo Jima flag
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Alan Wood dies, leaves legacy of Iwo Jima flag
Like many World War II veterans, after he returned home, Alan Wood didn't talk much about his role at Iwo Jima .