The Altadena-Monrovia food truck conundrum: Webster’s Community Pharmacy owners Michael and Meredith Miller have a handsome picture in today’s PSN from last week’s food truck event — to illustrate a story about easing the food truck ban in Monrovia. Huh?
Website back up, petitions available: SaveAltadena, one of at least three anti-Walmart movements in town, has reinaugurated its website and Facebook page. You can find a copy of the petition there, or hard copies at Coffee Gallery, Dutch Oven Bakery, Ace Smoke Shop, Webster’s Fine Stationery, Ms. Dragon, Poncitlan, or the Sidewalk Cafe. (And maybe this time they’ll let us join the Facebook group …)
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The Altadena-Monrovia food truck conundrum: Webster’s Community Pharmacy owners Michael and Meredith Miller have a handsome picture in today’s PSN from last week’s food truck event — to illustrate a story about easing the food truck ban in Monrovia. Huh?
Website back up, petitions available: SaveAltadena, one of at least three anti-Walmart movements in town, has reinaugurated its website and Facebook page. You can find a copy of the petition there, or hard copies at Coffee Gallery, Dutch Oven Bakery, Ace Smoke Shop, Webster’s Fine Stationery, Ms. Dragon, Poncitlan, or the Sidewalk Cafe. (And maybe this time they’ll let us join the Facebook group …)
