• About Us
    • Submissions
    • Advertise
    • Support
    • Subscribe
    • ColoradoBoulevard.net
    • Front Page
    • *News & Headlines
      • News
      • Editorials
      • Interviews
      • Tips
    • Events
      • Highlighted Events
      • Submit an Event
      • Event Categories
      • Event Locations
    • Environmental
      • Gardening
      • Organic
    • Arts
      • Reviews
      • Cartoons
      • Poetry
      • NeedleArts
    • Science, Tech, Biz
    • Food, Health, Education
      • Food
      • Health
      • Education
  • Early-Voting Rallies Draw Festive Crowds in Pasadena, Sierra Madre and AlhambraEarly-Voting Rallies Draw Festive Crowds in Pasadena, Sierra Madre and Alhambra
  • Five Candidates Share Views at San Gabriel City Council ForumFive Candidates Share Views at San Gabriel City Council Forum
  • Fall Art Fair Lifts Up Altadena Artists and Local StoriesFall Art Fair Lifts Up Altadena Artists and Local Stories
  • Vroman's Author Leslie Adame Makes Undocumented, Unseen Youth VisibleVroman's Author Leslie Adame Makes Undocumented, Unseen Youth Visible
  • Altadena to Celebrate $15 Million CARE Fund Investment for Eaton Fire RecoveryAltadena to Celebrate $15 Million CARE Fund Investment for Eaton Fire Recovery
  • Pasadena Extends Red Flag Parking Restrictions Through SaturdayPasadena Extends Red Flag Parking Restrictions Through Saturday
  • League of Women Voters To Host Pasadena Voter Education Forum Oct. 19League of Women Voters To Host Pasadena Voter Education Forum Oct. 19
  • Author: Christopher Bonin

    Christopher Bonin lives in Paris and often stays in California. He is the author of books and TV documentaries on Franco-American links.

    Award-winning Colorado Boulevard Newspaper is your go-to source for informative news, engaging events, and vibrant community life in the greater Pasadena area. We’re proud to be recognized for excellence in journalism and remain committed to informing, educating, and collaborating to create a better world, both locally and globally.

        • Arches with plants and tables at sunset
        • Editorials

          The Music of Liberty: A Journey from Paris to Pasadena

          March 3, 2025 by Christopher Bonin

          Poet Paul Verlaine, buried in the Batignolles cemetery in Paris (17th arrondissement), penned these iconic lines: “Les sanglots longs des violins de l'automne...

        • A man smiling
        • Editorials

          From Monte Carlo to California, Blending Tradition and Innovation

          February 1, 2025 by Christopher Bonin

          Tomy Clément is a student at a Parisian hotel school.

        • a fire truck on Santa Rosa
        • Editorials

          A Love Letter from Paris to Pasadena and Altadena

          January 21, 2025 by Christopher Bonin

          I have been struggling here in Paris for a few days now because people I know are sleeping on couches, hosted by friends. Others have nothing left. Nothing. I...

        • historic fire station
        • Editorials

          Fire Food and Bread

          December 30, 2024 by Christopher Bonin

          Several years ago, in a Paris restaurant, I met a California Fire Marshall who was passionate about French gastronomy.

        • a lush garden with a bridge
        • Editorials

          Guest Opinion | Between Pasadena and Paris

          November 19, 2024 by Christopher Bonin

          American friends, Patricia and Bob, told me about the magnificent gardens at the Huntington Library, Art Museum and Botanical Gardens in San Marino.

        • a man in a soldier uniform
        • *News & Headlines

          Napoleon in America

          November 16, 2024 by Christopher Bonin

          French and American historians point out that many soldiers from Napoleon's armies distinguished themselves during the American War of Independence, notably...

        • A vast look of a city sprawling over the horizon
        • Editorials

          Your Turn, LA!

          October 21, 2024 by Christopher Bonin

          In Paris, the Olympics are over.  But Paris is a moveable feast, as Ernest Hemingway wrote. Josephine Baker sang that her country was Paris. Thomas Jefferson...

        • A man standing by a food truck
        • Editorials

          What Do Pasadena Food, American Dentistry, and France Have in Common?

          September 9, 2024 by Christopher Bonin

          Smile while you eat.

        • a dog playing with a ball on a rink
        • *News & Headlines

          Olympic Dogs!

          August 10, 2024 by Christopher Bonin

          A Pasadena golden retriever, Beacon, was an honorary “member” of the American women's gymnastics team. Sergeant Stubby, an American military dog,...

        • a man and a woman on a wheel
        • Editorials

          Tom Cruise at the Paris Olympics, and Rose Bowl?

          August 6, 2024 by Christopher Bonin

          The Rose Bowl in Pasadena will host soccer events for the Olympic games in 2028. But here is a scoop for August 11, 2024.

        • bleachers on the banks of ariver
        • *News & Headlines

          A Gigantic Olympic Parade

          July 27, 2024 by Christopher Bonin

          On Friday, July 26, more than 200 million viewers worldwide and more than 300,000 spectators on the banks of the Seine River watched the gigantic Olympic boat...

        • A statue in a garden
        • *News & Headlines

          France and the Fourth of July

          June 29, 2024 by Christopher Bonin

          As we approach the Fourth of July, we can also celebrate French heroes whom George Washington praised for their aid in the war of independence. Abraham Kingsley...

        • A man smiling in front of a majestic building
        • Editorials

          A Frenchman Lost in Pasadena

          June 10, 2024 by Christopher Bonin

          The first time I stayed in Julia Child’s hometown, my “US Mom” (Patricia) warned me, “You’re going to like it here.” And it’s true. lives in Paris...

        • A Civil War Memorial
        • Editorials

          D Day and the US Civil War

          June 8, 2024 by Christopher Bonin

          The Navy Seals are the silent military option.  There is a Navy Seals Museum in Fort Pierce, Florida, where their story began. But the headquarters of the US...

    • October. 2026 Print

      CB Oct 2026

      Print Edition

      Covering: Pasadena • Altadena • Sierra Madre • South Pasadena • San Marino • San Gabriel • Alhambra • Monterey Park • Arcadia • Monrovia • La Crescenta-Montrose • Highland Park.

      October 2026
      SMTWTFS
          123
      45678910
      11121314151617
      18192021222324
      25262728293031
      « Sep   Nov »
      • ColoradoBoulevard.net
      • Home
      • About Us
      • Submissions
      • Advertise
      • Subscribe
      • Privacy and Cookies Policy
      • Terms of Use
      • Ethics & Correction Policy

      © ColoradoBoulevard.net - By Coloradoblvd.net and WMF

    • Colorado Boulevard Newspaper

      Categories

      • *News & Headlines
        • Editorials
        • Interviews
        • Tips
      • Arts & Entertainment
        • Cartoons
        • NeedleArts
        • Poetry
        • Reviews
      • Environmental Impact
        • Deals
        • Gardening
        • Organic
      • Food, Health, Education
        • Education
        • Food
        • Health
      • Highlighted Events
      • In Case You Missed It!
      • Science, Tech, Business
      • Who's Who
      • Front Page
      • About Us
      • Submissions
      • Advertise
      • Community Events
        • Highlighted Events
        • Event Categories
        • Event Locations
        • Submit Event

      Join Us

      • Subscribe
      • Support
      • Newsflash

          • Loading...
          • You're all caught up!
          • Oops something went wrong!

          See all newsflashes

          Back to articles