Called the “Most Organized Man in America,†Andrew Mellen has helped thousands of people unclutter and simplify their lives—which gives them time for what’s really important to them. In his best-selling book, Unstuff Your Life!, Mellen shows ways the a... More »
Those looking for a taste of Ireland need not look far, Matt Denny’s Ale House Restaurant in Arcadia is the best place for a Guinness short of flying to Bono’s homeland. Adding authenticity to your pint experience, Matt McSweeny, owner of Matt Denny’s is a cer... More »
Old technology – like the tortoise in the old tortoise-and-the-hare fable – still sometimes ends up crossing the finish line first, even into today’s mind-blowing digital world. If you want absolutely reliable, never-miss-that-important... More »
Conscious of my health and whatever I stuff down my gullet, whenever I hear the word “pizza,” I feel a longing for that delicious warm smell of pizza straight out the oven that I gave up in a quest for a leaner diet. Pizza. Health. Never the ‘twain shall meet.... More »
April is Autism Awareness Month and what better way for children with autism to celebrate than with a round of bowling at 300 Pasadena? While bowling and autism may seem incongruous, the fact of the matter is, children with autism seem to love it. The lights, ... More »
The Pasadena Playhouse (Sheldon Epps, Artistic Director and Elizabeth Doran Executive Director) announced today that three new members have been elected to its Board of Directors. Abel R. Ramirez, CEO of Ramirez-Bianchi Corporation; Teena Hostovich, Executive ... More »
The Pasadena Educational Foundation invites everyone to join their popular Summer Enrichment Program for middle school students at Norma Coombs. High School classes for credit are being offered at Marshall. Subjects available include: • Masterful Writing •... More »
Showcasing your home through the services of an excellent professional photographer/videographer in this HOT Pasadena market is great marketing strategy. Erik Grammer’s Company has been in business for 8 years serving the Real Estate market exclusively. His se... More »
So often people tell me “I don’t have enough money to need an estate plan,†or “my estate is really simple, so there is no need for any complicated planning.†If you look at most of the media that talks about estate planning, you would be inclined to... More »
A search team Friday morning found five hikers who went missing overnight in the Eaton Canyon area near Altadena. The hikers — with no reported injuries — were found shortly before 11 a.m. near one of the waterfalls in the canyon, and were being escorted out o... More »
In her novel Ceremony, Leslie Marmon Silko writes of a young Native American man named Tayo. She tells of his return home to a reservation after being held prisoner by the Japanese army during World War II. Tayo is of mixed ancestry, and struggles with questio... More »
Student Athlete Lab, the organization known for honing young minds and bodies in preparing the student athlete for the next level of collegiate scholarship opportunities, is now set to hone the consciousness of its student athlete members as well. Student Athl... More »
