83 Year Old Critically Injured- Pasadena Police Seeking Public’s Help Finding Hit & Run Suspect
Pasadena Police Looking For Outstanding Hit and Run Suspect Eighty-three year old man Critically Injured in Incident The Pasadena Police Department is looking for Lucio Morales, AKA Martin Beltran, for felony hit and run. Morales is described as Hispanic, 5’ 8” tall, approximately 160 pounds, with wavy black hair. Anyone with any information about him [...]
Pasadena Jazz Festival Draws Hundreds of Music Fans to Arboretum
The two day festival Continues today. More images from Saturday’s line up
Et Voila—There’s a New Culinary Kid in Town Ecole de Cuisine, Pasadena is set to launch a Full Culinary Program in October
Et Voila—There’s a New Culinary Kid in Town Ecole de Cuisine, Pasadena is set to launch a Full Culinary Program in October By Terry Miller As food preparation and consumption thereof evolves, many in this complex and continuously competitive industry see good culinary arts education as a vital part of the success of any restaurant [...]
Oak Tree will not meet at Santa Anita This Year – Track Safety Concerns Cited
Oak Tree will not meet at Santa Anita This Year – Track Safety Concerns Cited The California Horse Racing Board starved of an application Thursday for the Oak Tree Racing Association to run its fall meet at Santa Anita Park. It has been a difficult time for horse racing in general and for Santa Anita [...]
Former Managing Editor of Pasadena Star News, John Veenstra, Dies
Veenstra Was also Former Executive Director of Monrovia Chamber of Commerce By Susan Motander On August 10. John Veenstra, 71, of Temple City, died while visiting family in Iowa. Veenstra was the former Executive Director of the Monrovia Chamber of Commerce. The former executive was fully retired after working as a free lance marketing consultant [...]
Pasadena Schools Show Encouraging STAR Testing results… Five-Year Rate of Improvement Continues
By Terry Miller California’s top executive educator, California State Superintendent of Schools Jack O’Connell, visited Cleveland Elementary School in northwest Pasadena Monday to observe that school’s improvements in English and mathematics scores as well as pronounce statewide gains in those particular subjects. O’Connell said the state has made strides in English and math scores at [...]
Rachel Worby Quits Pasadena Pops
Worby Quits Pasadena Pops – She’s Gone in 7 weeks! By Bill Peters Another startling announcement has come out of the offices of the Pasadena Symphony and Pops. Rachael Worby, 10 year Music Director of the Pasadena Pops, three of them under the jurisdiction of the Pasadena Symphony Association, announced that she will leave the [...]
All You Need Is Love and a Laptop – eHarmony Wedding Takes Place in Pasadena
Sheri Inferrera and Rob Wilber celebrated their love with a wedding where it all began – the eHarmony corporate offices in Pasadena. All you Need is Love and a Laptop…. Couple Say’s “I do” via computer and in person at eHarmony’s Pasadena Headquarters Friday evening By Terry Miller For many customers at eHarmony love is [...]
PAC 10 Media Day at Rose Bowl – Getting Ready for the Season – Soon to be PAC 12
The Pacific-10 Conference (Pac-10) is a college athletic conference which operates in the western United States. It participates in the NCAA’s Division I; its football teams compete in the Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS; formerly Division I-A), the higher of two levels of NCAA Division I football competition. The conference’s 10 members (which are primarily flagship [...]
It Was 20 Years Ago Today – Bush Signed The ADA
The Americans with Disabilities Act – It Was Twenty Years ago Today By Terry Miller It was actually twenty years ago Monday that life for Americans with disabilities got a little easier with the passing of the Americans with Disabilities Act. The signing of the act accommodates people with all sorts of disabilities. The act [...]
