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California, United States · CaliforniaIf Kevin Uhrich knew his memorial was held on Friday the 13th, he would’ve called it “a lucky thing,” because “that is Kevin,” said Marina Tse, Uhrich’s longtime partner. Tse was among more than 60 people gathered at Old Pasadena’s The 35er Bar Friday, Sept. 13, to honor Uhrich, an award-winning journalist remembered by leaders and his readers for sharp intellect, fierce advocacy for fairness, unshakable kindness and humor. Pasadena City Council…See the Story
Pasadena journalist Kevin Uhrich remembered at Pasadena watering hole, where he held ‘office hours’
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California, United States · CaliforniaTournament officials said each judge brings a unique perspective — whether it's in botanical artistry and floristry education, Hollywood set design or innovative floral creations.See the Story
Tournament of Roses announces parade float judges
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California, United States · CaliforniaLiving through history, you don’t know how choices affect the future. For Altadena historian and author Michele Zack, grasping that uncertainty is what makes the history come alive. What did it feel like to step into the unknown? “I just love the fact that history is never over. It’s never finished. We can still argue about it and find new interpretations,” Zack said. This year marks the 20th anniversary of Zack’s book, “Altadena: Between Wilder…See the Story
Altadena storyteller-historian reflects as her book on the LA County town turns 20
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California, United States · CaliforniaThe largest of the three apartments is a two-bedroom, 1,800-square-foot apartment. (Photo by James Moss)
The eat-in kitchen of the upstairs two-bedroom, 1,800-square-foot apartment opens to a balcony. (Photo by James Moss)
The living room of this one-bedroom, 800-square-foot apartment opens to a private balcony. (Photo by James Moss)
The Stanton Carriage House, now a triplex that generates $107,988 annually in rental income, is on the market for…See the Story
Pasadena carriage house with a link to Abe Lincoln’s administration seeks $2M
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Gymnastics · CaliforniaBeacon, the beloved therapy dog who has brightened hearts from Pasadena to the USA Olympics, now finds himself in the same care and comfort he’s brought to so many, as he battles an unknown illness. The 4-year-old Golden Retriever was admitted to a local pet hospital on Sept. 3 after suffering from stiffness, labored breathing and a fever. That same night, hospital staff drained 700 ml of fluid from his chest cavity, according to a GoFundMe page…See the Story
Beacon, the beloved therapy dog of USA Gymnastics, is recovering from an unknown illness
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Heatwaves · PasadenaThe 2025 Rose Court Selection Process kicked off at Pasadena's Tournament House Saturday, Sept. 7, where hundreds of hopefuls braved 100-degree heat.See the Story
2025 Rose Court tryouts begin at Pasadena’s Tournament House amid heat wave – and ice cream
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California, United States · CaliforniaThe Pasadena City Council will meet on Monday, Sept. 9, to consider a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision and discuss how it might impact the city’s policies on the homelessness. However, community activists and homeless service providers are worried that the ruling could roll back much of the progresses the city has made in reducing homelessness. “We’re actually starting to develop the infrastructure that we need to address homelessness,” said D…See the Story
Pasadena City Council to weigh Supreme Court ruling on homelessness
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