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April 23, 2026 by Melanie Hooks
Caltech students planting a tree on Earth Day, 2014 (File Photo - ColoradoBlvd.net) Rhythms of all different beats are rocking around the San Gabriel Valley...
South Pasadena Opens Cooling Centers as High Temperatures Arrive
Chris Holden’s Annual Block Party Brings Eaton Fire Recovery Resources and…
Pasadena Council Approves Sierra Madre Median Project; 44 Mature Trees to Be…
l.a. County Approves $3 Million Program to Remediate Lead-Contaminated Soil in…
Uncovering Tuna Canyon: The Forgotten WWII Detention Station in Tujunga
Measles Case Confirmed at LAX Marks Latest LA County Infection
L.A.'s First Indie Book Crawl Brings Readers to Pasadena and Montrose This…
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January 6, 2023 by Jonathan Ong
The new year has just begun, but local events are in full swing. By Jonathan Ong Here is a list of selected events happening this weekend. Friday, January 6...
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April 16, 2021 by Thom Hawkins
Every spring the grizzled old man drove his two-horse team down our St. Paul street to the vacant lot he would plow to start his vegetable garden. By Thom...
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December 12, 2017 by Thom Hawkins
January Nordman, a designer-native plant landscaper, was the co-caretaker of Throop Learning Garden in Pasadena, a member of Transition Pasadena, and a past...
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January 9, 2016 by Guest Author
Would you like to get some light exercise and relieve stress in the new year? By January Nordman The rains energized our plants. Sprouts abound. We even have a...
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May 7, 2015 by Staff
Come by Throop Church to take in the antics of our resident young ravens. They recently took their first flight! Now the two fledglings explore the neighborhood...
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June 27, 2014 by Staff
What started as a fast paced weekend with the band Playing For Change at the Levitt Pavilion on Friday ended with a nice, smooth Jazzy note on Sunday night with...
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