
Hal McClintock , 91 Hal McClintock , 91, of Pasadena passed away rather suddenly on Saturday December 10 from complications following a fall at home. With paralysis of the legs and a complicated fracture in the neck it was deemed inoperable at his age, according to surgeons. Hal McClintock has lived with love of his [...]

Memorial for David Farnworth Co-Owner Lucky Baldwin’s Pubs Thursday at 4 PM at Lucky Baldwin’s Trappiste Pub 1770 East Colorado By Terry Miller Memorial for David Farnworth Co-Owner Lucky Baldwin’s Pubs Thursday at 4 PM at Lucky Baldwin’s Trappiste Pub 1770 East Colorado Dave Farnworth passed away last Friday of Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis [...]

Memorial for David Farnworth Co-Owner Lucky Baldwin’s Pubs Thursday at 4 PM at Lucky Baldwin’s Trappiste Pub 1770 East Colorado By Terry Miller Dave Farnworth passed away last Friday of Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) which is more commonly known as Lou Gehrig’s disease which affected Upper and lower motor neurons and motor neuronsFransworth [...]

Dave Farnworth, founder of the three Lucky Baldwin pubs in Pasadena area passed away Friday after battling a long illness friends say. His business partner Peggy saw him suffer slowly over a long period of time. Farnsworth and his partner had just celebrated 15 years in Pasadena. More details as they become available

Prima Ballerina – Reader – Vaudville Founder of Devereaux Ballet Arts School in Pasadena from 1952 to 1964 By Terry Miller We met with Kathleen Menzie Lesko Monday whose forthcoming biography She Ran Between the Raindrops: Jeanne Devereaux Perkins, Prima Ballerina of Vaudeville and Broadway recounts the extraordinary life of a precocious child ballet dancer [...]

At approximately 2:30 A.M., officers of the Alhambra Police Department were investigating a possible robbery in the rear parking lot of 100 North First Street, when responding police units collided into each other at the intersection of Garfield Avenue and Main Street. The injured officers were treated at the scene by Alhambra Fire Department paramedics [...]

By Susan Motander Mimi Mency was a loving mother, grandmother, great grandmother and great great grandmother. But she was also a Monrovian. In fact, you had only to day Mimi in Monrovia and everyone knew to whom you were referring. Mimi was so determined to be a Monrovian that she was born on Huntington Drive [...]

Los Angeles County Axes of Evil The Destruction of 11 Acres of Pristine Woodland Causes Community Outrage Opinion: By Terry Miller In the wake of last week’s devasating obliteration of over 200 trees and one of Arcadia’s last natural ecosystems, there are opinions and fingers pointing in every direction as to who is to blame [...]

Oliver Goodall, a World War II pilot who flew with the 47th medium bomber group and was best known locally as a member of the famed Tuskegee Airmen, has died.He was 88. Goodall entered the service at Tuskegee in February 1943 but did not begin his training until 1944. He graduated in October 1944 as [...]

Arcadia Police Officer and Crime Analyst Mike Daleo 1942 – 2010 Reserve Arcadia Police Officer and Crime Analyst Mike Daleo passed away last Saturday after a very short battle with cancer. Mike was 67 years old and has been with the Arcadia Police Department as a Reserve officer since 1976. After retiring from a long [...]