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History of Science Exhibition at Huntington Open

The Huntington Library opened a new permanent exhibition, showcasing some of science's greatest achievements, from Ptolemy to Copernicus, Newton to Einstein.

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Frank Yan, Bill Chun Hoon, Mary Yan Joe, Paul Politi, Ellen Daigle, and jazz great Charles Wright

South Pasadena Arts Benefit Aids Katrina's Littlest Victims

Art, music, food and fun marked the 4th South Pasadena Arts Benefit to raise funds for victims of Katrina through the Louisiana Children's Hospital.

The South Pasadena Tournament of Roses Committee is looking for "the big idea" for next year's float entry � before they've even completed this year's float! The current float, scheduled to debut on Colorado Boulevard to international television audiences on new Year's Day, 2009, is well under way in construction at the War Memorial Building, 435 Fair Oaks Ave. A sneak preview will be available to attendees of the Crunch Time Party on Monday, December 29th.

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Offering a sustainable business strategy for corporations, Clean Agency has added new talent to the firm. They have also relocated their offices to South Pasadena. Newcomers to the firm are Christopher Kahl and Candace Hodder.

For 30 years, Ellen Daigle of Ellen's Silkscreening in South Pasadena has been putting other people's names on T-shirts, pens, hats and other items as she built her business from her garage up. Recently Daigle got to see her name on something wonderful: a certificate honoring her as a recipient of a Woman in Business Awards.

15-year-old Ariana Solotoff won the state viola championship at the prestigious California American String Teachers Association State Solo Competition held at UC Davis.

South Pasadena Library Author Night with Naomi Hirahara

The Elliott Caine Trio will entertain and Ms. Hirahara will reveal why she selected an aging Japanese American gardener as her crime fighting protagonist.