Feb. 9 Shortly before 3:58 p.m., an officer responded to Lululemon, 400 S. Baldwin Ave., regarding a grand theft report. The store employee witnessed two suspects steal approximately $3 thousand worth of merchandise. The suspects are described as two black males, both 6’ tall, with thin builds, approximately 20 to 30-years-old, and one was wearing…
The Arcadia High School Orchestras will celebrate their 26 Annual Benefit Dinner and Recital on Saturday, Feb. 29, 2020. This fundraising event is held annually at the Arcadia Masonic Center. Their theme for this year’s event is “A Giant Leap For Stringkind!” The evening begins with browsing for deals at their silent auction while enjoying…
Proposition 13 (2020) is NOT a repeal of the 1978 proposition with the same digits By Terry Miller Voters are confusing Proposition 13 on the March 2020 ballot with a 1978 property tax initiative. The proposition may have the same number as Proposition 13 of 1978 but it has nothing to do with the well-known constitutional…
By Sofía Nagy Nearly seven years ago, the Latino Literacy program in the Arcadia Unified School District (AUSD) at the elementary school level was started by Alejandra Worozaken (AUSD Instructional Coach), Catherine Merel (AUSD Director of Curriculum and Instruction) and Andrea Mendoza (AUSD TK-12 Integration Coordinator). However, about four years ago, the program expanded to the…
An important component in modernizing communications among first responders in the Los Angeles Metropolitan area is underway. On Feb. 7, Rachel Smith, Angeles National Forest (ANF) deputy supervisor, signed the leases for five of 13 proposed towers for a new Land Mobile Radio (LMR) system operated by the Los Angeles Regional Interoperable Communications System (LA-RICS)…
By Brianna Chu Florian Zeller’s “Le Pére,” or “The Father,” translated to English by Christopher Hampton, subjects its audience to the fractured cacophony that remains of aging father André’s memories, forcing them to confront the distortion and disruption that dementia inflicts upon its sufferers. Delving into themes of reality, paranoia, splintered familial relationships, trauma, and…
The Pat Benatar Experience at The Rose at 9 p.m. (245 E. Green St., Pasadena, CA 91101). Members of The Pat Benatar Experience have been band members ...
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By Nemanja Marinkoff Sure, Millennials and Generation Z people are still young but soon they will account for over 50% of shoppers, especially luxury shoppers around the world. So, what can brands do in order to get on Millennial and Gen Z’s good side? The answer lies in accessibility. In order to be comprehensive to…
San Gabriel Valley Economic Forecast Summit Slated for March
February 14, 2020
Ocean Drones Energized by Seatrec, a Local Company
February 6, 2020
Digging Into Community With Monrovia Community Garden
February 6, 2020
Opinion by Terry Miller I find Trump’s utter disdain for the media (particularly the Washington Post and New York Times as “enemies of the people”) so...
Opinion by Terry Miller Brexit is the nickname for “British exit” from the EU (Economic Union) from which my fellow countrymen and women d...
By Terry Miller Those of us so-called “boomers” probably remember the old Memorex ad “Blown Away,” “Is it live or is it Memorex?,” referring to the qu...
OK, millennials … and now for something completely different By Terry Miller Recently, a wonderful book arrived on my doorstep, “Divided by a Common...
The absurdly ironic agony and ecstasy of digital news Opinion by Terry Miller The immortal words of Ronald Reagan “Tear down this wall,” a...
Experience Uniworld, the world’s best and most awarded luxury river cruise line, in 2020. As you cruise legendary waterways, you’ll be tre...
The Arcadia High School Orchestras will celebrate their 26 Annual Benefit Dinner and Recital on Saturday, Feb. 29, 2020. This fundraising event is hel...
By Brianna Chu Florian Zeller’s “Le Pére,” or “The Father,” translated to English by Christopher Hampton, subjects its audience to the fractured cacop...
By Fran Syverson It’s one thing to become old; it’s quite another to become invisible. And that’s just how Joanna Lipari felt. Not when she received h...
Artists, musicians and merchants gear up to celebrate the winter season with another Neighborhood Night-on-the-Town on Saturday, Feb. 15, from 4 to 9 ...
By Sofía Nagy Nearly seven years ago, the Latino Literacy program in the Arcadia Unified School District (AUSD) at the elementary school level was started by Alejandra Worozaken (AUSD Instructional Coach), Catherine Merel (AUSD Director of Curriculum and Instruction) and Andrea Mendoza (AUSD TK-12 Integration Coordinator). However, about four years ago, the program expanded to the…
February College Search Guide
February 6, 2020
Local Superintendents to Speak at Retired Teachers Meeting in Arcadia
February 1, 2020
Arcadia Unified’s Holly Avenue Elementary Named as a 2020 California Distinguished School
January 20, 2020
