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Firefighters hold cook-out to help McDonald House
Pasadena firefighters will cook up hamburgers, hot dogs, side dishes and ice cream from 12:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at The Daily Grind coffee house, 100 W. Green St., with proceeds going to benefit the Pasadena Ronald McDonald House.
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Larry Wilson: Lack of discipline hurts learning
AFTER reading the online comments to my Sunday column about the public schools, Pasadena Unified board member Renatta Cooper responded with concern.
America turns 233 years old this Saturday, meaning it's time to throw a party. Pasadena's fortunate to be the home of Americafest, one of the largest fireworks celebrations in the country, and for the 80th year running offers a full day of family fun.
Church will host seminar on adoption, foster care
Bethany Church of Sierra Madre, 93 N. Baldwin Ave., hosts a free adoption and foster ministry resource fair from 5:45 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. July 15.
Sierra Madre adopts sex offender ordinance
City officials have made Sierra Madre the latest city in the San Gabriel Valley to pass increased restrictions on where sex offenders can live.
Mom's the word: Long-overdue spiritual retreat stirs a new everyday serenity
Hubby looked at me funny when I told him I was attending a retreat given by a Buddhist priest at a Catholic retreat house.
San Gabriel Valley officials believe fireworks should be left to professionals
If it were up to several San Gabriel Valley officials, citizens would watch fireworks not from their street or back yard, but at a public display staged by professionals.
Larry Wilson: School politics often befuddles
There's no confusing politics like school confusing politics. Few have the time or the inclination to become information junkies about exactly how our publics are funded and governed.
Edgy "Proof" on Sierra Madre stage
Theatre Review Intense and thought provoking, the Pulitzer Prize winning play "Proof" by David Auburn explores the mysterious area of the brain that shimmers between genius and madness.
Sierra Madre announces particulars of its July 4 celebration
Sierra Madre's annual Fourth of July celebration will feature a fly over of vintage planes, a parade, bands, games, food, drink and more.
Officials fear impact of El Monte developer's arrest
The arrest of developer John Leung on alleged fraud and forgery charges could railroad the future of a $1 billion transit center in the city.
County, state unemployment reach record highs
Read more on business and the economy in the San Gabriel Valley, Whittier and beyond at our Economic Alert blog .
Crustal imaging in southern California using earthquake sequences
Abstract An inexpensive means to further understand the geometry of active faults in southern California arises from the use of aftershock recordings to image crustal structures.
Creationism conference illuminates wonder of God
Two weekends ago, a "science-faith" think tank called Reasons to Believe staged a fascinating conference at Tenth Avenue Church, an evangelical protestant church in Mount Pleasant.
Car burglary suspect found with glass in his pockets
A suspect's hands were left bloody after he broke into a vehicle this morning, police said.
Graduation days, application daze
But despite competitive and financial challenges, nearly all the region's Catholic HS seniors are headed for college.
Altadena man vows to kill Pasadena police officers following arrest
A man threatened to kill two police officers after he was arrested for a hit and run and driving under the influence Sunday, police said.
Sierra Madre mayor to deliver speech at local chamber's mixer
Mayor MaryAnn MacGillivray will deliver the "State of the City" address at a chamber of commerce breakfast mixer from 7:30 a.m. to 9 a.m. Thursday at Hart House at Memorial Park, 222 W. Sierra Madre Blvd.
Author Sows Wild 'Oates' in Biography
Hollywood renegade Sam Peckinpah's favorite film was John Huston's 'Treasure of the Sierra Madre,' and when he co-wrote and directed his own tale of avarice gone awry, the 1974 thriller 'Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia,' Peckinpah found a cinematic descendent of Humphrey Bogart in the character actor Warren Oates, whose volatile mix of machismo ...
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