Arcadia’s Natalie Innocenzi Selected as 2010 Rose Queen
Arcadia resident Natalie Anne Innocenzi,16-year-old Rose Princess and student at Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy, was selected by the Tournament of Roses as the 92nd Rose Queen this morning. Speaking with the Pasadena Independent last week after being selected as one of the seven finalists, Innocenzi said she was humbled by her selection at that she [...]
Temple City Tribune – October 19th, 2009
Sheriff’s Blotter – Temple City
Statistical Report for the Week of October 4 – 10, 2009
Avoid the 7 Deadly Mistakes Sellers Make When They Carry Paper (II of VII)
Last week’s #1 Deadly Mistake was to take a small down payment. This week we’ll talk about Deadly Mistake #2: Don’t ask for the buyer’s SS# and don’t run a credit report, (or, if you’ve actually done these things, try to lose the credit application and report so it’s unavailable to give a prospective note [...]
Musical Flights of Fantasy to Open Pasadena Symphony Season
A new season starts for the Pasadena Symphony on Saturday, Oct. 24 at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium. Several changes have been made for the 2009-2010 season. First, a starting time for the symphony, 8:00 p.m., is new this year. Also, no formal dinner has been planned as the Symphony and its wealthy supporters are downsizing. [...]
“The Foreigner” Arrives at the Sierra Madre Playhouse
Such mystique a foreigner can bring to a small town full of folks who’ve never had the chance to travel to other countries! Charlie Baker is endowed with that mystique when he arrives at Betty Meeks’s fishing lodge in Georgia. In actuality, Betty is the one who does the endowing. She’s never traveled nor met [...]
MAFA Draws Crowds to Eclectic Selection of Fine Arts and Music at Library Park
Last weekend, MAFA expanded its annual event by working in collaboration with the Nuvein Foundation for Literature and the Arts to present live entertainment and art venues throughout Old Town Monrovia. There were poetry readings as well as a self-publishing panel, a comic panel on storyboarding presented by Ralph Navarro and cartoonists presenting ‘live draws’, [...]
Arcadia Public Library to Celebrate Chinese Music
The fifth season of the Arcadia Public Library’s A Classical Kaleidoscope begins at 7:15 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 21 in Cay Mortenson Auditorium at the library when Zhiming Han and Cynthia Hsiang return for their second appearance at this series with the music of both contemporary and ancient China. Cynthia Hsiang, an adjunct professor of Asian [...]
Temple City Tribune – October 12th, 2009
Spirits Soar as Pep Squads Cheer Rams to Victory over La Salle
Running Ruckle Hits Season Highs as Rams Rout Lancers Lots of spirit and plenty of pompoms were on display as the Temple City High School Pep Squad conducted its annual fundraising Pep Clinic for the grades K -8. The clinic consisted of a full week of after-school practices at the high school where girls were [...]
