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Los Angeles, California · Los AngelesWith so many streets closed in Pasadena on Jan. 1 and parking spots scarce and those that are available are at premium prices, LA Metro offers transit options for attending the Rose Parade, Rose Bowl, and other parade-related events. Rose Parade The main line with six stations in Pasadena is the A Line light-rail, which runs from Long Beach to Pomona. The A Line also has six stations in Downtown L.A., where it connects with the B Line, D Line a…See the Story
LA Metro Says Go Car-Less to Rose Parade, Rose Bowl by Taking Transit and Hoofing It a Bit. Here’s How
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Columbia, Missouri · ColumbiaCOLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) On the first day of the 2026, the Southern Boone High School and Middle School Director of Bands spent the day representing Mid-Missouri at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California. Band director T.J. Higgins said he was selected in a nomination process to march in a group of 350 band directors from across the nation. According to the Southern Boone School District, The Band Directors Marching Band is part of the Saluting Ameri…See the Story
Southern Boone High School band director marches in the 2026 Rose Parade
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Huntsville, Alabama · HuntsvilleBirmingham loves a good mystery. (Mary Helene Hall / Bham Now) Curious what Birmingham readers couldn’t put down this year? The Birmingham Public Library—alongside the Huntsville-Madison County Public Library and the New York Public Library—has released its list of the most-borrowed books of 2025. From thrillers and mysteries to historical fiction and self-discovery, here’s how Birmingham’s reading habits stack up against the Rocket City and the…See the Story
