Congresswoman Judy Chu says she’s “Outraged by the deaths…” Track Bans use of Performance enhancing Lasix and Calls Jockeys’ whips under scrutiny By Terry Miller Heavy winter rains in southern California have been blamed, in part, for the rash of racehorse deaths at Santa Anita dirt track this winter meet. However, the track…
Mountains or ocean? At Nepenthe restaurant and bar, you don’t have to choose which gorgeous setting you’d like—you’re served complimentary views of both as you drink and dine. If you’re traveling down the Pacific Coast Highway (PCH) or in Big Sur, don’t miss dining at one of Southern California’s best restaurants, and Big Sur’s most…
Every spring children ages 3 to 14 can enter the Arcadia Public Library’s annual bookmark contest. The winning design will be part of this year’s “Summer at Your Library” program. Is your child a budding artist? Pick up an entry form from the Jerry Broadwell Children’s Room at Arcadia Public Library: all entries are due…
Sweet 3-year-old Abbie was found under a pallet when she was one week old. Her foster mom had to bottle feed her and she almost didn’t make it. She is a real love bug and she is eager to greet and say hello to any visitor that comes over. Abbie is smart and has figured…
The beauty of peacocks and their dazzling plumage have inspired architects, artists, and cultures around the world for centuries. The attraction of the blue Indian species at the Arboretum becomes apparent each spring when the peacocks display their magnificent green and blue trains during mating season. Join the Arboretum for a day as they celebrate…
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