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FORECAST: SNOW IN SIERRA MADRE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2017! DON'T MISS IT SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2017 VOLUME 11 NO. 47 SIERRA MADRE EDITION SENATOR PORTANTINO TAKES BUSINESS WALK IN SIERRA MADRE Continues Tradition of Strolling Vibrant Local Downtowns in the 25th SD Sierra Madre, CA – On Saturday, State Senator Anthony J. Portantino had the privilege, along with the Sierra Madre Chamber of Commerce, of hosting a Business Walk in Sierra Madre. The Senator met with local business owners, community leaders and constituents to hear concerns and learn how he can best support small businesses in his district. “It is very important to me to hear directly frombusiness owners and to continue to learn from community leaders on the local level. There is nothing better than being in a store on ‘Main Street’in the 25th Senate District,” commented Senator Portantino. Senator Portantino met with over a dozen local business owners during the walk. He was joined bySteve Sciurba and Carol Canterbury of the Sierra Madre Chamber of Commerce, Sierra Madre Mayor, Rachelle Arizmendi, councilmembers JohnCappocia and John Harabedian, Sierra MadrePlanning Commission Member, John Hutt andSierra Madre Senior Commission Member, Joann Williams. Community leaders as well as businesses ownerswere able to ask questions and share their localstories along the way, hearing directly from SenatorPortantino on issues pertaining to small businesses. The senator visited several of the new businesses in town as well as many of the businesses that havebeen serving the community for over fifty years. Earlier this year the senator hosted a businesswalk in Altadena and La Verne and is committed to continuing his support for local family-ownedbusinesses. MAKE YOUR RESRVATION TODAY! 626-355- 7135 ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A WAY TO SERVE YOUR COMMUNITY? The City of Sierra Madre currently has 2 Commission vacancies; - Senior Community Commission and - Energy, Environment, and Natural Resources Commission Applications - The City of Sierra Madre encourages residents to apply for positions on City commissions that have vacancies. This is a great opportunity for Sierra Madre residents to get involved in thecommunity. If you are interested in filling any one of these vacancies you can download an application from the city's website: cityofsierramadre.com Please return completed application's to City Hall. Applications will be accepted until all positions are filled. IT'S NOT TOO LATE: NO SHAVE NOVEMBER is a month long fundraising event in which participants pay to forgo shaving to raise funds forcancer research and awareness. All proceedswill be donated to the American Cancer Society, Prevent Cancer Foundation, and St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital. NO SHAVE NOVEMBER, and itsfunded programs are putting your donation dollars to work, investing in groundbreaking cancerresearch. In 2016 and 2017, the Sierra Madre Police Department and the SMPOA, with the generous donations from the Sierra Madre community, raisedseveral thousand dollars through the Pink PatchProject for the City of Hope. This November, jointhe Sierra Madre Police and Fire Departments asthey put down their razors and let their whiskersgrow for cancer awareness! We are asking for your help in reaching and surpassing our fundraising goal. Please go to https:// no-shave.org/team/SierraMadrePublicSafety andmake a donation. Any amount will be greatly appreciated. Please help us reach our goal! SIERRA MADRE POLICE SERGEANT RUBEN ENRIQUEZTO RETIRE Please join the City of Sierra Madre at the Farewell Celebration Honoring Retiring Sergeant Ruben Enriquez WHEN: Thursday, November 30th 5:00 - 7:00PM Hart Park House Sgt. Enriquez has served theresidents of Sierra Madre for 23 years and will be missedby the community. Let's come out in force and wish him well as he moves on ta a well-deserved retirement. Mountain Views News 80 W Sierra Madre Blvd. No. 327 Sierra Madre, Ca. 91024 Office: 626.355.2737 Fax: 626.609.3285 Email: editor@mtnviewsnews.com Website: www.mtnviewsnews.com | |||||||||||||||||||||
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