
The President Streets neighbors turned out this morning, rain or no, for the final push in the Altadena Sheriff's Station Food and Toy Drive on Harding. Deputies accepted drive-thru donations (above, with Capt. Roosevelt Blow on the right in a non-uniform hat), but some neighbors walked right up from their homes, as did Bud [...]
December 12, 2009 | Posted in
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Sam Watters in the LA Times writes about Santa Rosa/Christmas Tree Lane. On first glance, you think he's celebrating it, but a closer reading shows he's decrying the whole concept. Us, we like the lights. Read the Full Story at Altadena Blog
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Carolyn Seitz of the Sheriff's Community Advisory Council reminds us of this old perennial: Warm greetings of the season to all, even on a cold, rainy day! Here's your reminder to not be a victim of criminals this year. It is being reported, although not yet in Altadena, that teams of people are again following [...]
December 12, 2009 | Posted in
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Too bad about the Christmas Tree Lane ceremony cancellation, but Molly Tierney of the Altadena Arts Coalition says the North Lake Pole Shop-Hop Festival is still on, rain or shine, starting at 6 PM Saturday. Read the Full Story at Altadena Blog
December 11, 2009 | Posted in
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We've been out all afternoon, so are just getting this information up: The Christmas Tree Lane Arts & Crafts Festival and lighting event have been cancelled due to the rain. The lights will still go on, but there'll be no ceremony for it. Very sad! Hello Friends of the Lane, Due to the weather forecast [...]
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Two exciting events happening tomorrow that you can't miss: The first annual Christmas Tree Lane Winter Arts & Crafts Festival starts at 2 PM in the parking lot of the Altadena Library, 600 E. Mariposa — followed by the 89th lighting ceremony of Altadena's Christmas Tree Lane. The Arts and Crafts Winter Festival includes a [...]
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Residents of the Presidents (streets) are getting together Saturday to collect for the Altadena Sheriff's Station toy and food drive from 10 AM to 12 PM. All the details are on the flyer, and thanks to Lisa Gibson (of Altadenablog sponsor Mike Gibson's Service Center) for helping put it together! Read the Full Story at [...]
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Yolande Carson of (Altadenablog sponsor) scissors paper rock salon at 1864 N. Allen tells us that manicurist Tracy Vuong has joined their team. Tracy will be available Wed. and Thurs. from 10 AM-6 PM, offering manicures, pedicures, gel nails, waxing, paraffin hand and foot treatment and basic cleansing facial. Call for an appointment (altho' walk-ins [...]
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If it's not the domestic animals gone wild (below), it's the wild animals gone domestic. Los Angeles County sent out this release today: RESIDENTS IN BURN AREAS MAY EXPERIENCE MORE ENCOUNTERS WITH WILDLIFE ARCADIA, CA – County Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich and County pest management experts remind residents in the foothills and near the recent [...]
December 10, 2009 | Posted in
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Reader Joell Peysar writes us: There has been a rash of violent stray dogs in the Altadena area closest to Altadena Elementary. We are residents in this area and have recently lost our loved pet chicken, Cheerio, to one of the stray dogs in this vicinity. I am asking you to spread the word to [...]
December 10, 2009 | Posted in
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