Final “Travelers and Collectors” Program of the Season
On Friday, May 9, at 7:30 p.m. at Sierra Madre City Hall, Don and Janet Heins will present “Two Tickets of Kuala Lumpur—Adventures in Borneo,” an armchair excursion to the bustling political, economic and cultural capital of Malaysia. This is the last program in this season’s Traveler’s and Collectors series, which will resume in October. [...]
Sierra Madre Weekly – April 30th, 2009
Orange County Activists Seek Recall of Local Assemblyman
He’ll fight: "I’ll do everything that is necessary," he says
"On behalf of the taxpayers of the 59th District, let the games begin," Michael Schroeder announced as he served recall papers on Assemblyman Anthony Adams, the 59th District Republican representative to the California State Assembly who represents about a half million people in a [...]
World Class Artists Journey to Sierra Madre
Artists creating everything beautiful from ceramics to watercolors, jewelry to woodcarvings, are lining up to amaze and delight us at the 47th Annual Sierra Madre Art Fair. Note Saturday, May 16, and Sunday, May 17, 2009, on your calendars. The Friends of the Sierra Madre Library will again transform Sierra Madre’s Memorial Park into a [...]
Civic Club Benefit Grand Event
"Muchas gracias", declared Sierra Madre Civic Club as they held a very successful luncheon and auction, planned this year as a Mexican Fiesta. The South of the border themed event took place Saturday, April 18 in the La Salle High School Auditorium, which was brightly decorated for the occasion. President Jane Zamenzadeh warmly greeted the [...]
Woman’s Club & Library Present Mother’s Day Tea
The Sierra Madre Woman’s Club and The Sierra Madre Public Library will co-host a Mother’s Day Tea on Saturday, May 9, at 11:30 a.m. This will be held at "Essick House," the Woman’s Club historic clubhouse, 550 W. Sierra Madre Blvd. in Sierra Madre. You are invited to attend and enjoy this special event. [...]
Santa Anita May Be Headed for the Auction Block
The voluntary bankruptcy petition filed by Santa Anita parent company Magna Entertainment Corp is due to see some action today as the company seeks approval from Delaware bankruptcy judge Mary F. Walrath to auction off several of its racetracks. Santa Anita racetrack is one of the properties MEC has said it would divest. [...]
Steinmeier, Chew Hold Seats on Arcadia School Board
With all the precincts reporting, semi-official results from Tuesday’s Arcadia School Board election show the two incumbents Joann Steinmeier and Janet Chew to have held onto their seats against challenger John Davis. Leading the pack was Steinmeier, who received 2.460 votes, or 41.42% of the total votes cast. In second place, Chew’s margin of victory [...]
710 Tunnel Study Is Topic of Community Meeting
Caltrans and Metro are holding a community meeting about the SR-710 Tunnel Technical Study on Tuesday, April 28, at 6:30 pm at Blair High School Cafeteria, 1201 S. Marengo Ave., Pasadena. The purpose of the meeting is to provide information and answer questions about the study, which includes the geotechnical feasibility for [...]
Sierra Madre Weekly – April 23rd, 2009
