US EditionHistoric Country Club Reopens Months After Eaton Fire
The club, destroyed in January's Eaton fire that killed at least 31 and destroyed over 9,000 structures, now employs a dozen staff and serves as a key community hub again.
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Historic country club reopens months after Eaton fire
Sunday was a day of celebration in Altadena as one of the community’s most beloved institutions reopened its doors for the first time since January’s Eaton wildfire. The historic Altadena Town & Country Club suffered extensive damage in the fire, leaving families, employees, and longtime members without a gathering place for nearly eight months. For many, the grand reopening marked more than just a return to familiar grounds. Community members t…
Historic Altadena Town and Country Club reopens after Eaton Fire
Dozens of families returned to the historic Altadena Town and Country Club Sunday for a celebration of resilience and the chance to reconnect with their neighbors. Nearly nine months after the Eaton fire forced them to flee their community, the people of Altadena are back on common ground. “It’s nice to see everyone who hasn’t seen us in a very long time,” said 9-year-old Olivia. The Altadena Town and Country Club founded in 1910, celebrated its…
Dozens of families returned to the historic Altadena Town and Country Club on Sunday to celebrate their resilience and have the opportunity to rendezvous with...
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