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Alzada Bear, free at last
The malnourished baby bear, captured in the Chaney Trail neighborhood last fall, is released back into the wild
Looking forward: Altadena's future
Some trends, observations, and gratitudes in this, our final post
Archival Feature Stories
“Porchfest” at two Altadena locations May 31
“Porchfest” at two Altadena locations May 31
May 28, 2014 10:51AM, Published by Timothy Rutt, Editor, Categories: Today, News, Community, Culture
Wreck N Sow at Porchfest, 2013.
Local parks offer summer camps
Local parks offer summer camps
May 28, 2014 04:32PM, Published by Timothy Rutt, Editor, Categories: Today, News, Community
by Anne Louise Bannon
Summertime and the living is not so easy if you have school-age children and work outside the home. Altadena’s three parks, however, will host several different day camp programs for local children.
Sheriff Youth Foundation to honor Angelou
Sheriff Youth Foundation to honor Angelou
May 28, 2014 11:25PM, Published by Timothy Rutt, Editor, Categories: Today, News, Community, Culture, Public Safety
Maya Angelou at the inauguration of Pres. Bill Clinton, 1992. Wikipedia Commons.
Altadena overload, May 30-June 1, 2014
Altadena overload, May 30-June 1, 2014
May 28, 2014 11:25PM, Published by Timothy Rutt, Editor, Categories: Today, News, Community, Culture
Vintage Altadena postcard of California poppies
You won’t get it all done — you just won’t. But you’ll enjoy what you do! Highlights include the Relay for Life at Farnsworth Park,
Pasadena mayor to open Altadena school playground
Pasadena mayor to open Altadena school playground
May 29, 2014 11:11AM, Published by Timothy Rutt, Editor, Categories: Today, News, Community, Schools
From Jackson Elementary School
A newly painted math courtyard to teach interval counting and promote physical activity will be unveiled during a ribbon cutting during Jackson’s first-ever community Jackson Field Day on Saturday,
