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Daily Archives: September 11, 2018
SHOW: Beautiful Myth | JT Burke
JT Burke's newest mural was just installed outside of Fabrik Projects in the La Cienega gallery district. Titled "In Paradisum Cantavit" (Latin for "The...
OPEN HOUSE & CAR SHOW | Sunday Sept 16th: Car Show, Police & Fire...
The car show will be staged on Mission Street in South Pasadena from Fair Oaks to Meridian avenue while the open house will be...
SPUSD Agenda for September 11, 2018
1.01 Call to Order
1.02 Roll Call
1.03 Opportunity for Public Comment on Closed Session Items
2. ADJOURN TO CLOSED SESSION
2.01 DISCIPLINE/DISMISSAL/RELEASE pursuant to Government Code 54957.
2.02 Conference with Labor Negotiator pursuant to...
Remembering September 11, 2001
I woke up to the morning news September 11, 2001 on a friend’s couch while I was living in Santa Barbara. I remember the...
City Treasurer Redefines Utility Tax at WISPPA Meeting
“UUT is a bad name for the city utility tax,” said City Treasurer Gary Pia during a presentation to some 20 members of Women...
The Norton Simon Museum Presents | A Night in Focus: India
WHAT: A Night in Focus: India
Visit the Norton Simon Museum for an enchanting evening exploring the Museum’s Indian art collection. Take an artful meditation tour...
Teen Advisory Board | Brainstorming Ideas, Expressing Opinions
The purpose of this group is to gather a small team of high school students, and allow them to brainstorm ideas and express opinions...
Naomi Hirahara, Award-Winning Author and South Pasadena High Graduate, Co-Authors “Life After...
“Life after Manzanar” is a 2018 book co-written by mystery and nonfiction author Naomi Hirahara, who graduated from South Pasadena High School, and Heather C....
NATIVE GARDENS – Topical, Funny, Spectacularly Good Time
Native Gardens, the witty, new play by Karen Zacarias is currently blooming into a bona fide hit at the Pasadena Playhouse. Directed with a...
