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Happy Tails
The Joy of Yoga
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Chef Peter Dills
Table for Two

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Senior Happenings

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Looking Up
Christopher Nyerges
Out to Pastor

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Bob Eklund
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2018 
VOLUME 12 NO. 06 
SIERRA MADRE EDITION 
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2018 
VOLUME 12 NO. 06 
SIERRA MADRE EDITION 
The Friends of the Sierra Madre Library 

invite you to 

The 48th Wine and Cuisine Tasting 

Friday, February 16, 2018 

Premier Event Main Event 

$80 $60 

6:00 to 7:00 P.M. 7:00 to 9:30 P.M. 
Limited to 100 Guests Limited to 400 Guests 
Premium Wines Domestic and 
Specialty Foods International Wines 
Door Prizes Fine Local Restaurants 
Access to Main Event Magic Castle Magicians 

Live Music • Silent Auction • Fine Art • Door Prizes 
SIERRA MADRE RANKS AMONG CALIFORNIA’S 
SAFEST CITIES 

The National Council for Home 
Security recently released 
their ‘Safest Cities’ ranking forCalifornia and Sierra Madre 
ranked number 28 out of the top

100. It was also one of only 7 citiesin the San Gabriel Valley to makethe top 100. The safest city in thestate is Imperial, a small town inImperial County near the Mexicoborder. Southern California cities 
do well overall with Los Angelesranking significantly higher thanSan Francisco. 
To identify the safest cities inCalifornia, we reviewed the most 
recent FBI Uniform Crime Reportstatistics along with our own population data and internal research. The Council eliminated any cities thatfailed to submit a complete crime report to the FBI and removed cities with populations under 10,000. 


The remaining cities were ranked based on the number of reported violent crimes (aggravated assault,
murder, rape, and robbery) and property crimes (burglary, arson, larceny-theft, and motor vehicle theft)
per 1,000 people. These variables were then weighted, with violent crimes accounting for 1.5 of the total(due to their severity) than property crimes. (Photo courtesy City of Sierra Madre) 

Rank City Population Violent crime Property crime 

28 Sierra Madre 11,212 25 114 

45 La Canada Flintridge 20,659 13 303 
58 Temple City 36,527 49 580 
61 Diamond Bar 57,162 66 931 
63 Walnut 30,447 25 516 
80 San Gabriel 40,580 98 655 
94 San Marino 13,528 15 261 

Neighboring Cities: 

106 Duarte 22,120 72 373 
140 Monrovia 37,637 60 832 
169 So. Pasadena 26,256 27 667 
201 Pasadena 143,288 477 3,446 
218 Arcadia 58,816 83 1,642 

270 Los Angeles 4,007,905 28,817 
354 San Francisco 871,155 6,190 


Tickets available at: 

Sierra Madre Library • The Bottle Shop • Savor The Flavor • Arnold’s Frontier Hardware 

Online at eventbrite.com 


Like us on Facebook @ Friends of the Sierra Madre Library 
All proceeds benefit the Sierra Madre Public Library 


NOW ACCEPTING 
OLDER AMERICAN 
NOMINATIONS 

The Senior Community Commissionand Community Services Departmentis now accepting nominations for theOlder “Sierra Madre” American of the 
Year 2018. 

If you know someone who lives in Sierra 
Madre, has demonstrated outstanding 
community service, and is 60 yearsof age or older please be sure to fill outa nomination form due by Thursday,
March 22nd, 2018. 

Forms are available at the Hart Park 
House Senior Center or by calling theSenior Services Office at 626-355-7394. 

MT. WILSON TRAIL RACE 
TRAINING PROGRAM 

The Mt. Wilson 
Trail Race Training 
Group will 
be meet in Kersting 
Ct. every Saturday 
at 7:00 ambeginning Saturday, 
February 3rdthrough Saturday,
May 19th. 

It is a free programand all levels are 
welcome, ages 14and up! 

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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