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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
La Vina II, part 1: plan for new housing as contentious as ever
La Vina II, part 1: plan for new housing as contentious as ever
Feb 10, 2015 09:50AM, Published by AltadenaPoint Staff, Categories: Community, News
Gated entrance to La Vina
by Laura Monteros
The La Viña housing development, nestled in the hills above northwest Altadena,
Hahamongna is the topic at Altadena Heritage Feb. 19
Hahamongna is the topic at Altadena Heritage Feb. 19
Feb 10, 2015 09:29AM, Published by AltadenaPoint Staff, Categories: Outdoors, News, Community
How Hahamongna Fits In
Altadena Heritage is excited to offer this public forum that will put Hahamongna Watershed Park — and Los Angeles County’s controversial sediment-removal plan for Devil’s Gate Reservoir — into a larger context: its significance within the Arroyo Seco River System.
Shop at Ross and support Boys & Girls Club
Shop at Ross and support Boys & Girls Club
Feb 10, 2015 09:23AM, Published by AltadenaPoint Staff, Categories: Community, News
from the Boys & Girls Club of Pasadena
Shoppers at Ross Dress For Less in Pasadena will have the opportunity to support the Boys &
Webster’s offers date-night drawing
Webster’s offers date-night drawing
Feb 10, 2015 06:44AM, Published by AltadenaPoint Staff, Categories: Business, News
from Webster’s Community Pharmacy
Love is in the air at Webster’s Community Pharmacy!
In honor of Valentine’s Day and the upcoming release of the much anticipated film,
Property developments will remake Lake Ave. corridor
Property developments will remake Lake Ave. corridor
Feb 09, 2015 09:57AM, Published by Timothy Rutt, Editor, Categories: Business, News, Community
by Laura Monteros
There’s a new development catty-corner from The Coffee Gallery on Lake Avenue and Morada Place. APCO is gone,
