Sunday, August 5
Between 7:00 PM and 9:00 PM – A grand theft occurred in the 1800 block of E.
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Sunday, August 5
Between 7:00 PM and 9:00 PM – A grand theft occurred in the 1800 block of E.
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Well, with 2.5 million people in Brooklyn, let’s hope not!
But, the New York borough is now the epicenter for a hip food scene, with rooftop gardens and craft cocktails among other things — and of course most national media is New York-centric, so that’s where they look first.
So when Bon Appetit’s blog has an article titled “
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Vector Control officials warn that ongoing high temperatures and excessive humidity are ideal conditions for both rapid mosquito reproduction and the diseases they can transmit. Los Angeles County is home to nearly 15 different mosquito species capable of transmitting many pathogens including West Nile (WNV),
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” SOLAR FLAIR “
from gloriana casey
Old Al Jolson, he made his fame
by singing “Sonny Boy.”
Now Cal Tech has a winner too
in Solar Toilet joy!
A contest —Gates Foundation made
inventions do abound.
For science to the rescue then
with toilet of renown!
The winning toilet of top 3
$100,000 prize,
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by Timothy Rutt
Lisa Haley and the Zydekats made a hot August night even hotter Saturday as part of the Sheriff Support Group’s summer concert series at Farnsworth Park.
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The current artist at the Gallery in the Coffee Gallery, B. Taggert, will have a reception this afternoon from 5:30-6 PM at the Coffee Gallery, 2029 N. Lake Ave., Altadena
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Altadena’s own Brian Hughes and his band will sweeten the night with music Saturday night as part of the Sheriff Support Group of Los Angeles’ summer concert series at Farnsworth Park:
Brian Hughes has carved out an impressive career in the contemporary jazz arena. His first two albums, “Between Dusk and Dreaming”
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Join local favorites Wreck N Sow ( featuring Altadena natives Pierre and Andre Dupuy) will play a special concert at the Coffee Gallery Backstage on Sat., Aug. 25, at 7 PM.
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by Timothy Rutt
The first annual Sheriff Support Group of Altadena Golf Classic took place on Thurs.,
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As children in Altadena, Pasadena and Sierra Madre prepare to go back to school, officials of the Pasadena Unified School District (PUSD) remind families that students will start school on August 22. By the time school starts, immunizations should be up to date, summer reading finished, and school meal applications completed.
Academic options in PUSD have been expanded to prepare students with the skills to succeed in the 21st century.
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trom the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department
Congresswoman Judy Chu of the 32nd Congressional District recognized the Altadena Sheriff’s Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) for their efforts in forming a structured CERT plan and local CERT management team together to build a comprehensive partnership of government,
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Are you having problems with excess weight … relationships … stress … self-sabotage?
Get started on tackling those problems and many more with the boadacious Revvell Revati, who will hold an introduction fo Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) and Voice Dialogue next Mon., Aug. 27, at the Coffee Gallery, 2029 N. Lake Ave. at 7 PM.
Entry is $10 with reservation, or $15 at the door —
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Agenda items are to include the Altadena tree replacement plan and some planning/zoning items.
UPDATE 1:45 PM: The agenda arrived … Diane Marcussen of the town council tells us that there was a typo in earlier versions that went public, and the correct address of the CUP property is 2511 E.
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Altadena Heritage is urging its members to push the county to put more trees on the west side of town.
“We most definitely don’t want to start any kind of rivalry between the two sides of town, but we would really like to see some equity here,” said AH President Mark Goldschmidt in an email to members.
Last week, a map of the proposed tree locations showed that East Altadena is getting the lion’s share of new plantings and trees to replace those blown down in the 2011 windstorm.
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Daniel comes to PWS from Highland Hall Waldorf School in Northridge, where he worked with board, staff, faculty, and parents to strengthen the school’s decision-making structure and communications. Prior to Highland Hall, Daniel taught high school history and humanities at the Waldorf School of Garden City (NY) and the Austin Waldorf School (TX).
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These two dogs followed me all the way home on my run this morning. One almost got hit by a truck. I took them in and was hoping you could post their photos’ on the blog to find the owner. They are not wearing collars. They are very nice dogs, house trained and were obviously someone’s pet. My number is 724-799-7777 if anyone may know who they may belong to!
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Members of the Altadena CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) are hosting a meeting for the public on Sun., Aug. 19, from 4-6 PM at the Altadena Community Center, 730 E. Altadena Dr. The purpose is to help educate the public on disaster preparation, show them what CERT can do, and organizaing a Neighborhood Watch group.
But they’re also looking for help inside and outside of CERT to make the meeting a success.
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The National Night Out will be held in Altadena on Tues., Aug. 7, from 5-8 PM, and the newest participant is the Salvation Army.
In addition to enjoying the barbecue and information available, you can clear your closets and make a donation to the Salvation Army.
In addition, there will be a Community Oriented Policing Survey to help the local sheriff’s station know how to benefit the community,
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Trust the Altadena Farmer’s Market maven Joseph Shuldiner to break the mold by launching his new vegan cookbook in a butcher shop.
Market manager Shuldiner will launch his new cookbook, Pure Vegan: 70 Recipes for Beautiful Meals and Clean Living (Chronicle Books) at Lindy and Grundy, a butcher shop specializing in local,
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It’s a good weekend to get your Bard on.
EXPLICIT (EXtracurricular PLayers at Caltech, the “i” is imaginary) will present “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” starting tonight at 7 PM and continuing in performances this weekend and next. Tickets are $10 for general audiences and $5 for students. For schedule and to reserve tickets, go here.
On Sunday,
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The “Parks After Dark” program at Loma Alta Park continues through the month of August starting tonight.
Thursday through Saturdays, the park will have a variety of activities for all ages and interests, from sports to the arts to family events and movies.
There will also be presentations on community preparedness on Aug. 9 and 25, a teen dance on Aug.
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Sunday, July 22
Between 8:00 AM and 10:00 PM (Monday) – A petty theft from an unlocked storage occurred in the 2100 block of Marengo Avenue. Loss: black leaf blower.
Between 3:00 PM and 6:00 PM – A petty theft occurred in the 2300 block of N.
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(And to clarify, thanks to a reader: he’s in a double-blind study trial for a new muscular dystrophy medication out of UC-Davis Medical Center — he’s not being tried for a criminal offense!)
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The Altadena Cash Mob this week makes its way to the Dutch Oven Bakery, providing both breakfast and dessert to Altadena for nearly 55 years!
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There’s a black and white cat stuck way up in a big oak tree on the north side of Wapello just a few houses east of Marengo. Apparently he or she has been up there for days. I caught a glimpse of her/him the past couple of days but mostly I’ve just heard distressed meowing whenever I walk by. Anyone missing a black and white cat? Anyone have any ideas about getting her/him down?
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Music director Wendy Caldwell will lead a “pick-up” choir all month for everyone who wants to sing—no long-standing commitments, no need to read music. Arrive at 9 AM., any or every Sunday in August, and try out your voice in Altadena’s beautiful, resonant sanctuary.
As Pastor Joe McGowan begins his three-month sabbatical, the Rev.
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A county official has shed some more light on how the locations were chosen for replacing downed trees in Altadena.
In our earlier story, we mapped out that most trees being replaced thru a county grant would be planted on the east side of Altadena. Altadena Heritage has urged the county to not only equalize the distribution,
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from gloriana casey
The ancient Greeks, they did believe
that eyes were wondrous things.
An entrance to a person’s soul,
of character—it sings.
And car windows, they do reveal,
just like the human eye.
An owner’s life is plainly seen,
and robbers, they will spy.
We car windows, we give a glimpse
into car owner’s life.
Computers,
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by TImothy Rutt
There were a lot of empty seats at the Farnsworth Park Summer Concert series Saturday night — because everyone was crowding the dance floor.