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By Abel R. Ramírez |
Discover fundamental principles of environmental science through case studies and various field projects during the Tropical Ecology in Costa Rica Winter 2009 Study Abroad trip offered by Pasadena City College. |
You might be surprised to find belly dancing at a Latino Parade, but at the 10th Annual Latino Heritage Parade and Jamaica in northwest Pasadena on October 11, you’ll see that and a whole lot more! |
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Eulalia Pérez was born in Baja California, traveled to Alta California as a soldier's wife, and then as a widow served as the Llavera (keeper of keys) for Misión San Gabriel. When mission lands were secularized, Rancho San Pascual – which became Pasadena, San Marino, parts of La Cañada, Sierra Madre and South Pasadena – was reserved for her. |
El Centro de Accion Social, which since 1968 has offered programs and services to senior citizens and youths and advocates for the rights of low income Latinos, has announced it will hold its annual fundraiser on October 2. |
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Latino Community Celebrates "Fiestas Patrias" Fiestas Patrias, an event celebrating the independence of several American countries, took place at Villa Parke Community Center on Saturday in a day filled with music, dance and ceremony. One of the highlights was the farewell of the 2007 Fiestas Patrias Queen, Rebecca Gio. |
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