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      Jean Sudbury shares her love of nature through gardening, making music, and creating natural art forms in her garden.

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          More Than a Weed: In Praise of Dandelions

          April 8, 2026 by Jean Sudbury

          Nutrient-rich in vitamins A and C, calcium, and potassium, dandelions draw minerals from deep in the soil through their taproots. They act as natural diuretics...

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          2023 Sierra Madre’s Wistaria Festival

          March 16, 2023 by Jean Sudbury

          On March 19, 2023, the Sierra Madre Wistaria Festival celebrates Sierra Madre’s 230 ton/one acre Wistaria, designated by the Guinness Book of World Records as...

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          He Runs the Oldest Business in Sierra Madre

          February 4, 2023 by Jean Sudbury

          This article is a reprint from a Sept. 2021 publication. Paul Mansour is the pharmacist and owner of Best Buy Drugs, located at 29 N. Baldwin Avenue. He is...

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          Birds in My Sierra Madre Garden

          January 4, 2023 by Jean Sudbury

          My garden is for the birds. I work with nature to create a habitat for these fascinating avian creatures. By Jean Sudbury Each season, I rely upon visits from...

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          Jiu Jitsu for Veterans in Sierra Madre

          July 25, 2022 by Jean Sudbury

          Glenn Lambdin teaches Jiu Jitsu at the G3 Academy in Sierra Madre. Glenn volunteers with a practice especially designed for veterans, and he also volunteers at...

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          Hail Hail to the Dandelion

          April 19, 2022 by Jean Sudbury

          I remember making Dandelion dolls. If we split the stem of the flower, the stem would curl up and form two feet. By Jean Sudbury Yes, we used our imaginations...

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          2022 Sierra Madre Wistaria Festival

          March 14, 2022 by Jean Sudbury

          After a two-year COVID hiatus, the Wistaria Festival is being held in Sierra Madre on March 27, 2022, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. By Jean Sudbury The Sierra Madre...

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          121 Years of Service in Sierra Madre

          September 15, 2021 by Jean Sudbury

          Welcome to Best Buy Drugs, Sierra Madre, California. By Jean Sudbury Paul Mansour is the pharmacist and owner of the business located at 29 N. Baldwin Avenue....

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          Sierra Madre: Newest Collection of Fine Arts Is in The BAG!

          June 25, 2021 by Jean Sudbury

          The Baldwin Avenue Gallery is located at 12 N. Baldwin Ave., Sierra Madre, CA. This eye-catching art gallery is owned by Mary Hoffman Serr and Michael Todd...

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          Sierra Madre’s Bean Town Reopens

          June 17, 2021 by Jean Sudbury

          From COVID closings to crash landing, Bean Town has gone through some trauma in 2020. Nonetheless, the Grand Reopening of Bean Town Sierra Madre is scheduled...

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          The Buccaneer Will Be Grand Marshall of Sierra Madre 4th of July Parade 2021

          June 8, 2021 by Jean Sudbury

          Sierra Madre’s 4th of July Parade began in 1965, and it will resume its usual route on Sierra Madre Blvd. on Monday, July 5, 2021. By Jean Sudbury The Grand...

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          Sierra Madre Playhouse Night of the Stars

          April 20, 2021 by Jean Sudbury

          The Night of the Stars took place Sunday evening, April 18, 2021, on the sidewalk in front of the Sierra Madre Playhouse. Attendees were there in person and...

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          Sierra Madre’s Original City Hall and Jailhouse Still Standing

          April 18, 2021 by Jean Sudbury

          This article first appeared in the ColoradoBoulevard.net March 2021 print edition. The original “California Mediterranean Style” structure for the Sierra...

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          127 Years of Sierra Madre’s Magical Vine

          April 3, 2021 by Jean Sudbury

          The Sierra Madre wisteria vine is one of the seven horticultural wonders of the world according to the Guinness Book of World Records, sharing honors with the...

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          Blair High School Teacher Records New CD

          March 26, 2021 by Jean Sudbury

          Michael Birnbryer-Lao has written, produced and recorded a collection of music for his debut CD-EP Mini disc called ‘’I’m Home.’’ By Jean Sudbury Each...

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          What’s happening in the Hills of Sierra Madre

          February 27, 2021 by Jean Sudbury

          This article first appeared in the ColoradoBoulevard.net February 2021 Print Edition. After being contacted by many Sierra Madre residents, we decided to...

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