The National Women’s Caucus of Greater Pasadena will have a panel discussion on “Women and Wealth” on March 21 at the Altadena Main Library, 600 E. Mariposa St. PSN has details.
The Gardener’s Potluck for members of the Altadena Community Garden will be this Sat., March 19, starting at 1 PM at the garden next to Loma Alta Park. Bring a dish or two, and you are encouraged to bring utensils, dishes, and cups from home.
Pasadena City College’s President’s African American Advisory Committee will meet on Thurs., March 17, starting at 6 PM at the Jackie Robinson Center, 1020 North Fair Oaks Avenue Pasadena. Everyone in the community is welcome to join us in a dialogue and strategy meeting to assist our African-American students. Bring your concerns and let’s “Save Our Students!”
Waste Less Living in Altadena is running for the “Green Entrepreneur” award from the Green Giant. They hope to win the $25,000 first prize, which will allow them to bring their environmental education program to public schools, where it may be possible to divert as much as 77% of the waste stream from the landfill. Vote here.
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The National Women’s Caucus of Greater Pasadena will have a panel discussion on “Women and Wealth” on March 21 at the Altadena Main Library, 600 E. Mariposa St. PSN has details.
The Gardener’s Potluck for members of the Altadena Community Garden will be this Sat., March 19, starting at 1 PM at the garden next to Loma Alta Park. Bring a dish or two, and you are encouraged to bring utensils, dishes, and cups from home.
Pasadena City College’s President’s African American Advisory Committee will meet on Thurs., March 17, starting at 6 PM at the Jackie Robinson Center, 1020 North Fair Oaks Avenue Pasadena. Everyone in the community is welcome to join us in a dialogue and strategy meeting to assist our African-American students. Bring your concerns and let’s “Save Our Students!”
Waste Less Living in Altadena is running for the “Green Entrepreneur” award from the Green Giant. They hope to win the $25,000 first prize, which will allow them to bring their environmental education program to public schools, where it may be possible to divert as much as 77% of the waste stream from the landfill. Vote here.
The National Women’s Caucus of Greater Pasadena will have a panel discussion on “Women and Wealth” on March 21 at the Altadena Main Library, 600 E. Mariposa St. PSN has details.
