The Senior Community Commission is ready to update the Senior Master Plan, and needs everyone’s help. The Senior Master Plan, which was last updated in May of 2007, is a long-range planning document that provides a framework for addressing the needs and gaps i... More »
“Don’t fear the dark, fear what lies within.” The tag line alone can send shivers down anyone’s spine, and that’s exactly what Monrovia Canyon Park aims to do this October 24 to 26 with its much-anticipated Haunted Hike 2013. What started out in 2002 as an “en... More »
Women At Work, a Pasadena nonprofit that helps clients reach their full employment and earning potential, has moved to 2555 E. Colorado Blvd., Suite 204. The offices are closed until Monday, September 30, to allow time for furniture to be put in place, phone a... More »
Battalion Chief Williams has been with the SMFD for almost four years and brings a wealth of education, training and experience to the new position. Jason has been a full time firefighter and paramedic for 17 years and is currently working with the Orange Coun... More »
Pasadena Public Library now offers free weekly adult conversational classes in Italian, Spanish and English for all speaking levels. The classes are a great way to practice and improve participants’ language skills and even make some new friends! Traveling to ... More »
The Pasadena Village, a non-profit organization serving older adults in the San Gabriel Valley, is growing, and its volunteer program is keeping pace. Since its successful Anniversary Celebration in June, the Village has welcomed 19 new members into its caring... More »
Sign-up Now as a Teen History Docent Teens interested in becoming a volunteer history docent can sign up now at the Sierra Madre Public Library. Beginning in September, five teens at a time will train and give tours during a five-week period using new Digital ... More »
Pasadena Police Department’s Community Services Section met with the local community members in August to share vital information on Neighborhood Watch, home security, and general safety. Members of the section deployed the Mobile Command Post Curbside Coffe... More »
The City of Sierra Madre is preparing to temporarily change the source of water supply you are receiving. Beginning on September 16, 2013 the source of water will change from local groundwater to imported water from San Gabriel Valley Municipal Water District ... More »
On a lazy summer morning when most people were still sitting with their morning coffee, members of the Sierra Madre Rotary Club picked up their paint brushes and headed for the Library. Once there, they primed and painted the new Local History Room, getting it... More »
The Family Movie Friday series has wrapped for 2013, and continued the successful tradition of providing a family friendly, outdoor activity for Sierra Madre. Through the generous support of the Sierra Madre Issei Memorial Foundation, Sierra Madre Volunteer Fi... More »
A Pasadena woman won the $10,000 grand prize with her “Simple Dinner Pasta” in Creamette’s Pasta Comfort Food Recipe and Essay Contest which ran last March 21 to May 30. Christine Chan bested several other entries with her mother’s hand-down chicken pasta reci... More »
