Mountain Views News          Saturday, June 11, 2016

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Local Man 
Arrested for 
AttemptedMurder

 Pasadena Police arrested a 
man for attempted murder 
after he robbed a North West 
Pasadena market Wednesday 
and then shot at the store clerk 
and three witnesses. 

 According to police Justin 
Bryson, a 21-years old, 
Pasadena resident, entered 
Chan’s Market in the 1200 
block of Lincoln Avenue 
at about 12:49 p.m. with a 
bandana covering his face 
and armed with a handgun. 
Bryson approached the store 
clerk and demanded cash 
from the register. The clerk 
then walked away from the 
register and began throwing 
items at the suspect. Bryson 
fired a single shot from his 
handgun in the direction of 
the clerk. As Bryson exited the 
store, he pointed his handgun 
at a 47-year old woman from 
El Cajon. Bryson then fled on 
foot northbound on Lincoln 
Avenue. The woman got into 
her car and followed Bryson. 
Two other women, both 
form Pasadena, also pursued 
Bryson in their vehicle behind 
the first lady. During the 
victims’ pursuit of the suspect 
in their vehicles, the Bryson 
turned around at one point, 
and possibly fired at least 
one gunshot at the victims. 
Bryson escaped in the vicinity 
of MacDonald Street between 
Mentone Avenue and Glen 
Avenue.

 Officers said that a 
containment area was 
established. Patrol officers, 
officers from the special 
enforcement section, and the 
police helicopter responded 
to search for the suspect. 
Los Angeles County Sheriff ’s 
Department Bloodhound 
Units were also deployed 
during the search. Bryson 
was located in the 200 block 
of MacDonald Street where 
he voluntarily surrendered to 
officers. Detectives executed a 
search warrant at the location 
and evidence was recovered. 
The suspect was arrested for 
attempted murder and booked 
at the city jail. 

 Neither the clerk nor the 
witnesses were injured doing 
the incident.

 Bryson is being held without 
bail police said. 

Pet of the 
Week 

 
Violet (A397391) is an 
8-month-old, spayed 
female, black and white 
domestic shorthair. This 
ball of energy will talk your 
ear off and loves attention. 
A few minutes of petting 
and head rubs send her 
purring. She also enjoys 
climbing and jumping. Her 
confidence shines brightest 
in a quiet environment.

 The adoption fee for cats is 
$70 (or two for $85), which 
includes the spay or neuter 
surgery, microchip, and 
vaccinations. 

 New adopters will receive a 
complimentary health-andwellness 
exam from VCA 
Animal Hospitals, as well 
as a goody bag filled with 
information about how to 
care for your pet.

 Call the Pasadena Humane 
Society & SPCA at (626) 
792-7151 to ask about 
A397391, or visit at 361 S. 
Raymond Ave. in Pasadena. 
Adoption hours are 11 a.m. 
to 4 p.m. Sunday; 9 a.m. 
to 5 p.m. Tuesday through 
Friday; and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 
Saturday.

 Pets may not be available 
for adoption and cannot be 
held for potential adopters 
by phone calls or email. 
Directions and photos of 
all pets can be found at 
pasadenahumane.org. 

GOLD LINE CRASHES 6 PEOPLE HURT 


 
An elderly man and five of the vehicle, the situation 
other people were injured could have been a lot worse. 
Wednesday afternoon after According to Metro officials, 
an SUV collided with a Gold there were about 80 to 100 
Line train at the Glenarm people on the train at the 
Street crossing.time.

 Pasadena Fire Department According to reports, the 
spokeswoman Lisa Derderian Mercedes was traveling 
said the crash happened at eastbound on Glenarm 
around 12:30 p.m. at the Street and the train was 
intersection of Raymond southbound going to Union 
Avenue and Glenarm Street. Station in Los Angeles. 
The driver of a Mercedes The cause of the crash is 
SUV, a man in his 70s, had still under investigation. 
serious injuries. Five other The intersection does have 
adult passengers on the train crossing arms and flashing 
were also injured. All six were lights. 
taken to a nearby hospital. Both sides of the tracks 

 Derderian said by the look were closed and buses were 

Police Hosting Seminar on

How to Become an Officer 



welcome to attend. Women 

 The Pasadena Police and minorities are strongly 
Department is hosting an encouraged. 
information session, “You The seminar will be Saturday, 
Could Be a Pasadena Police June 18, 2016, 9:00 a.m. 
Officer”. This presentation will to 11:00 a.m. at the Jackie 
not only provide an overview Robinson Center, 1020 N. 
of the application process, but Fair Oaks Avenue, Pasadena. 
also provide advice how to For additional information, 
prepare yourself for the process please visit: ci.pasadena.ca.us/
and increase your chances for police/ or contact Lt. Tracey 
selection. Ibarra, 626-744-7875, tibarra@ 

 All prospective applicants are cityofpasadena.net. 

Police to Unveil NewlyRenovated Youth Care

The Don Benito Cub Scout 
Pack 37 and the Pasadena 
Police Department will unveil 
the newly renovated youth care 
room today, in the Pasadena 
Police Department. The room 
is used by children victims who 
have come into the protective 
custody of law enforcement. The 
situations that result in children 
being placed in protective 
custody are emotional and 
scary. Pack 37 wanting to make 
a difference in these young lives 
and took it upon themselves to 

Make Music 
Pasadena 
Event 
Information 

 More than 50,000 people are 
expected today to attend Make 
Music Pasadena in Old Town to 
enjoy a plethora of music for all 
tastes and ages. 

 For 12 hours, on six main 
stages, plus 30 other support 
venues, 150 artists and groups—
musicians and performers all—
will fill the streets and sounds 
of the 9th Annual Make Music 
Pasadena, one of the largest, 
free music celebrations on the 
West Coast. 

Road Closures and General 
Traffic Circulation Tips 

 The following streets will be 
closed beginning at 5:30 a.m. 
thru 10 p.m. Saturday, June 11: 
(Main Stage) 

 Colorado Boulevard, between 
Fair Oaks Avenue and Arroyo 
Parkway 

 Raymond Avenue, between 
Union Street and Green Street 

 The following streets will 
be closed beginning at 7 a.m. 
thru 10 p.m. Saturday, June 11: 
(Playhouse District Stage) 

 Madison Avenue between 
Colorado Boulevard and Green 
Street 

 Residents are advised to 

renovate the youth care room, 
build a custom book shelf and 
fill the shelves with books and 
DVDs to engage the children 
with a positive activity. Their 
result is a beautiful, welcoming, 
and comfortable environment 
for children.

 Police Chief Phillip Sanchez 
will read a book to the pack 
boys. The event will be at 
Pasadena Police Department, 
Records Lobby 207 N. Garfield 
Avenue. The Lobby doors will 
open at 9:45 a.m. and the event 
will start at 10 a.m. 

expedite travel in the downtown 
area during event day by using 
Del Mar Boulevard and Walnut 
Street for east- and westbound 
travel and Orange Grove 
Boulevard and Lake Avenue for 
north- and southbound travel 
on event day. 

 All motorists are advised 
to expect to pay for parking 
at structures and at meters. 
Please observe all posted and 
temporary “no parking” signs 
that will be fully enforced 
on event day. Vehicles 
violating parking restrictions 
can be ticketed and towed 
at the owners’ expense. No 
exceptions. 

 Use carpools, bicycles, walk 
or use public transportation. 
Motorists, bicyclists and 
pedestrians are advised to use 
extra caution while traveling 
through the event area. 

 Metro riders can take the 
Memorial Park Station exit 
on the Gold Line or the Allen 
Avenue Station. 

 Pasadena Transit Route 10 
buses that link the main stages 
will provide free, extended 
service for the event. There’s 
even live music on the buses. 

 View the Route 10 schedule at 
cityofpasadena.net/pasadenatransit/.


For more information visit 
makemusicpasadena.org. 

Photos courtesy Pasadena Fire

used to shuttle passengers 

between Fillmore Station 

and South Pasadena. Metro 

Officials said there was about 

a 15 minute delay in travel 

times. 
Full service was restored 

around 3 p.m. after repair 

crews fixed a damaged 

signaling switch. 
A Mero passenger said it was 

a bad day for the Gold Line. 

Earlier that morning around 

9 a.m., a southbound train 

had mechanical issues, at 

the Memorial Park station, 

causing delays. 

Free JPL 
Lecture on 
California 
Water


 El Niño Winter and 
California Water: What 
did we see from space? 


 A panel of experts will discuss 
how NASA’s Jet Propulsion 
Laboratory (JPL) observes 
many aspects of water on 
the Earth using cutting 
edge sensors on satellites 
and airplanes that include 
new insights into the Sierra 
snowpack and groundwater. 
Can these observations help 
to improve our understanding 
of the impacts of El Niño and 
La Niña on water resources 
critical to California? The 
panel will be on hand to 
describe measurements over 
the past season in California 
focused on groundwater and 
mountain snowpack results 
and to discuss what these 
measurements might tell us of 
the future.

 El Niño and La Niña refer to 
changes in the patterns of sea 
surface temperatures across 
the Equatorial Pacific Ocean 
west of Peru. These changes 
can significantly influence 
ocean conditions and weather 
patterns the world over, 
creating extreme events 
from floods along the Pacific 
Coast of the United States to 
droughts in Southeast Asia 
and Australia. 

 Thursday, June 16, 2016, 
7pm at the The von Kármán 
Auditorium at JPL, 4800 Oak 
Grove Drive, Pasadena. 

Friday, June 17, 2016, 7pm, 
The Vosloh Forum at Pasadena 
City College, 1570 East 
Colorado Blvd., Pasadena.

Madelyn
Baillio to 
Perform 
With Pops


 The Pasadena POPS 
Announced Thursday that, 
one of three artists, Madelyn 
Baillio, who will be performing 
with Michael Feinstein and the 
Pasadena POPS has just been 
chosen to star in Hairspray 
Live. The announcement was 
made on the Today Show. 
Baillio, along with, Cady 
Huffman and Lynn Roberts 
will be performing with 
Feinstein and the Pasadena 
POPS on Saturday, June 18 
for First Ladies of Song at the 
Los Angeles Arboretum. The 
evening will pay tribute to the 
songbooks of Judy Garland, 
Rosemary Clooney and Peggy 
Lee among others.

 The event starts at 7:30 p.m. at 
the LA County Arboretum 301 
N Baldwin Ave. Tickets start 
at $25. Gates open at 5:30pm 
for picnicking. Guests are also 
welcome to bring their own 
food and drink.

 For more information visit: 
pasadenasymphony-pops.org. 

Registration Opens for this
Year’s Wiggle Waggle Walk


 The Pasadena Humane 
Society opened registration 
this week for the 18th 
Annual Wiggle Waggle Walk 
the event will take place 
September 25 at Brookside 
Park. 

 “Your support will help the 
Pasadena Humane Society 
& SPCA (PHS) to provide 
food, shelter, medical care 
and so much more to the 
nearly 12,000 animals who 
will come through our doors 
this year,” organizers said.

 Visit the new event website 
www.wigglewagglewalk.
org to register and start 
fundraising for the animals. 
Registration this year 
includes an event t-shirt, bib 
number and dog bandana. 
If you register early, you 
will be invited to skip the 
registration lines at the event 
and check in early at PHS on 
September 18th. This leaves 
more time for expanded 
event festivities this year 
such as more vendors, 
bounce houses, new exciting 
experiences, and surprises 
from KTLA and fun for the 
whole family. 

 Beginning at 9:00 am, the 

3 mile walk will take place 
around the Rose Bowl Loop 
or you may opt for the 1 
mile route around Rose 
Bowl Area H. The start line 
is at the main entrance to 
Brookside Park.

 The Walk will be led by the 
pace car, followed by the 
PHS shelter dogs, followed 
by our Top Team, Top 
Fundraiser and Top Donor. 
General participants may 
begin lining up behind the 
cones at 8:45 am. There will 
be water available for you 
and your dog but you should 
consider bringing your own 
water as temperatures may 
rise throughout the event.

 There will also be 
demonstrations by the 
Pasadena and Glendale K9 
Units in the Demonstration 
Area and the Shelter Dog 
Showcase onstage.

 There will also be an 
opportunity to get dogsmicrochipped at the event. 

 For any difficulties 
registering or setting up your 
team/page, please email: 
events@pasadenahumane. 
org. 


USC Pacific Asia Museum 
to Close for Seismic Retrofit


 Last exhibits on displaynow through June 26

 The View from a Scholar’s 
Studio: Japanese Literati 
Paintings from Tiezudingzhai 
Collection 
Developed in China by the 11th 
century as a kind of “alternative” 
way of life and expression, 
literati culture (the ideal of the 
scholar-gentleman) provides a 
thread connecting East Asia. 

 This exhibition participates 
in the literati cultures of 
collection, study and display. 
It presents Japanese paintings 
from the private Tiezudingzhai 
Collection, complemented 
by works from the USC PAM 
collection.

 In its final rotation, it 
explores how Japanese artists 
engaged with Chinese-inspired 
landscape and bird-and-flower 
subjects over two hundred years. 
The exhibition is curated by Dr. 

Kendall H. Brown, professor of 
Asian art history at CSU Long 
Beach. This exhibition will run 
through June 26.

 USC PAM will be closed for 
a seismic retrofit to strengthen 
the building’s foundations 
beginning June 27 until May 
2017. 

 “We hope all our wonderful 
visitors will take this month 
to stop by our building to visit 
our galleries, exhibitions and 
courtyard to say farewell (but 
not goodbye!). We’ll be opening 
up next year with stronger 
programming, exhibitions and 
events,” staff said.

 What is going on until the 
closing:

 Today - Free 2nd Sunday: 
Celebrate Imperial China

 June 17, 2016 - Fusion Friday: 
Treasure Voyages of the Ming 
Dynasty

 June 26, 2016 - Last day to view, 
Royal Taste: The Art of Princely 
Courts in 15th-Century China 

Free June Events at the 
Pasadena Senior Center


 There is something for 
everyone in June at the 
Pasadena Senior Center, 85 E. 
Holly St. You do not have to be a 
member to attend. Some events 
require advance reservations as 
noted. 

Stay Connected with 
Social Media – Tuesdays and 
Thursdays, June 16 to 30, from 
9 to 11 a.m. Learn how to keep 
in touch with family and friends 
via email, Skype, Facebook 
and other forms of social 
media during a 30-minute, 
one-on-one meeting with an 
instructor. You’ll choose which 
applications you want to learn. 
Bring a laptop or use one of the 
onsite computers. If you have an 
email address, bring it and your 
password. Sign up with Edison 
at the Welcome Desk.

 Smart Phones, Tablets and 
Computers – Any Questions? 

– Tuesdays and Thursdays, 
June 16 to 30, from 10 to 11 
a.m. Get the answers you need 
about technology devices, 
whether you own them already 
or are considering a purchase. 
Learning how to text, check 
voicemail, set an alarm, navigate 
the Internet and download apps 
is easier than you may think.
Friday Movie Matinees 

– Friday, June 17, at 1 p.m. 
Everyone enjoys movies and 
the pleasures they bring. June 

17: Song of the Thin Man (1947, 
NR) starring William Powell 
and Myrna Loy. Nick, Nora and 
Nick Jr. investigate the murder 
of a band leader in New York. 
Foot Care – Thursday, June 16, 
at 10 a.m. Learn how to make 
your feet happy! Dr. Andrew La 
DPM will discuss the best way 
to care for your feet, common 
causes of foot pain and what to 
look for when buying proper 
shoes.

 Health Fair – Friday, June 
17, from 9 to 11 a.m. Services 
include glucose, blood pressure 
and hearing screenings as 
well as counseling and health/
community resources. Bring 
your list of medications, doctors 
and emergency contacts for a 
free personal identification card 
sponsored by New York Life. 
For more information call 626685-
6732.

 How to Choose an In-Home 
Care Provider – Thursday, 
June 23 at 10 a.m. Do you 
know the signs that indicate in-
home care may be necessary? 
Do you know how to select a 
provider and check agency and 
caregiver credentials? Learn 
tips, guidelines and receive 
resources so you can proceed 
with confidence. Presented by 
Home Instead Senior Care. 
Founded in 1960, the 
Pasadena Senior Center is 
an independent, nonprofit 
agency that offers recreational, 
educational, wellness and social 
services to people ages 50 and 
older in a friendly environment.

For more information visit 
www.pasadenaseniorcenter.orgor call 626-795-4331.

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