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SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 2018 VOLUME 12 NO. 10 PASADENA EDITION SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 2018 VOLUME 12 NO. 10 PASADENA EDITION Local Area News Briefs Officers in Altadena Altercation Reassigned its mission to “Encourage Two Pasadena police officers The 16th Annual Golden Pasadena Area Youth to be have been reassigned from Badge Awards Dinner will be Good Citizens through a the city’s gang enforcement held on Thursday, March 22 at Partnership with the Pasadena unit and placed on desk Noor in Paseo Colorado. This Police Department.” The goal is jobs following an ongoing year’s Golden Badge Awards to reach youth at an early age in investigation into a traffic will be presented to Abel support of their development stop in November that led to Ramirez of El Portal Restaurant by fostering positive attitudes a violent arrest of Christopher and Sindee Riboli of Sharp toward authority figures, while Ballew during a traffic stop in Seating for their commitment providing a safe and stable Altadena according to reports to supporting the youth of environment after school Wednesday. Mars.”women who launched America Pasadena. The PAL Service to do homework, socialize In December, Pasadena Author Nathalia Holt “I was so thrilled that I was into space on International Award will be presented to a and participate in structured Police Chief Phillip Sanchez, (pictured middle) discussed her selected for this because it is a Women’s Day was perfect. product of the PAL Program, summer activities. said the department was experiences writing Rise of the nonfiction book, so much of the She added that the in selecting Officer Roxanne Haines. The PAL Center is located at investigating the incident Rocket Girls Thursday night book takes place in Pasadena, the work the committee’s The PAL program n average of The Salvation Army Recreation and both Zachary Lujan and to an audience full of past and it just feels right,” Holt said. criteria include that the book 85 students participates daily in Center, 960 East Walnut Street. Lerry Esparza would remain current JPL employees —the “…It’s fun to come back and to and author should have some tie the after school program, with The program enjoys the on duty. famed laboratory, in the 1940s see some of the women that I to Pasadena and should appeal an average of 110 members support and leadership of Late last month the Altadena and 50s, was the setting for her profiled in the book. I feel lucky to many members of society: actively participating during Chief Phillip Sanchez, whose Town council sent Sanchez book. that I got to know them, spend women, men, teens, readers or the summer program. There is commitment to enhancing the and city officials a letter For the first time in its 16 year time with them.” non-readers. The book should a waiting list of more then 200, lives of Pasadena Area youth is requesting that Lujan and history, Pasadena’s One City, Catherine Hany, also inspire a conversation. the proceeds from the event resolute. Esparza stop any police One Story Selection Committee, Communications for the Hany said that many of the are dedicated to reducing the The event will include auctions business in Altadena. this year, chose a nonfiction Pasadena Public Library said One City One Story events waiting list by increasing PAL and a raffle drawing courtesy The officers stopped Ballew book, “Rise of the Rocket Girls: everything aligned, and that center on Science, Technology, programs.of Pasadena jeweler Mimi et Nov. 9 initially for driving The Women Who Propelled Us, having Holt’s author event Engineering and Mathematics The PAL Center offers an Cie. The event begins at 6:00 with tinted windows and from Missiles to the Moon to discussing the true story of the (STEM). For a full list of events array of activities designed p.m. with cocktails followed by missing a front license plate. see page 3. to enhance the educational, dinner at 7:00 p.m. For more An altercation between athletic, and artistic experience information and tickets visit Lujan, Esparza and Ballew of young people. PAL pasadenapal.com or call (626) left Ballew with a black eye continuously strives to realize 791-1225. Woman’s and a broken leg. Video of the incident by a bystander Civic League Sandra Chen Lau to run went viral. Civil rights activists had demanded the Luncheon for PCC Board of Trustees officers by placed on leave. Demonstrators had disrupted Pasadena resident Sandra Mayor Terry Tornek’s State of The Woman’s Civic League of Chen Lau, a museum executive the City Address January 16 Pasadena’s monthly luncheon and non-profit development will be on Monday, April 2nd specialist at JPL who helped over policing issues. consultant, announced today at 12 noon at the Women’s create the Pi Day Challenge. Ballew was arrested for that she will run for a seat on the City Club, 160 N. Oakland, In previous years, Pi in the assault on a police officer Pasadena City College Board Pasadena. Free parking behind Sky featured problems about although the Los Angeles of Trustees in the election on the Clubhouse on Madison. how NASA space probes gather County District Attorney June 5th. This year the group has chosen information about objects in failed to file the charges. “I’m proud to be part of a Club 21 and Shepherd’s Door our solar system, how scientists Ballew also filed a lawsuit in generation of women stepping as their very worthy grant March 14 is Pi Day, a celebration search for planets around other late December against the forward to provide new recipients. A presentation will of the beloved number known stars, and how astronomers Police Department. leadership. I decided to run be made at the luncheon. Cost as pi. JPL is celebrating Pi predict the occurrence of solar SAN MARINO/SO. PAS Pg. 4 SIERRA MADRE Pg. 5 ARCADIA Pg. 6 MONROVIA THE ARTS B2 CALENDAR Pg. 2 MORE PASADENA NEWS Pg. 3 THE GOOD LIFE Pg. 9 AROUND SAN GABRIEL VALLEY B1 EDUCATION/YOUTH Pg. 7 BEST FRIENDS Pg. 11 SECTION B: BUSINESS NEWS B3 OPINION B4 LEGAL NOTICES B5 FOOD & DRINK Pg. 8 WORLD AROUND US Pg. 10 because I believe so strongly for lunch is $25 at the door. Day with the fifth annual eclipses. The new problems will in PCC and its mission. I’m Lunch reservations must be “Pi in the Sky” illustrated be posted online on March 9, an example of a student whose made by March28th. There is Pacific Oaks College. I currently math challenge, featuring and solutions will be posted life was turned around by no cost to attend the ‘program serve on the PCC Foundation pi-related space problems on March 15. You can find community college, and I want only’ beginning at 12:30pm. Board, and on PCC’s Pacific that you can do at home.the previous years’ challenge future students (including For more information visit our Islander Advisory Council. I’m Pi is often abbreviated problems online as well. my own two kids) to have the website at www.wclpasadena. also Associate Vice President as 3.14 (which is why The challenge is geared toward same opportunities I had – or org and to make luncheon of the Japanese American Pi Day is celebrated students in grades 5 through better!” reservations, call 626-888-9404. National Museum and serve on March 14, or 3/14), 12, and JPL offers additional “PCC is an excellent school but, on Pasadena’s Northwest but there are actually resources for teachers and it also has serious problems. Commission.” an infinite number educators who want to use the Yet another President resigned “As a Trustee, my goals will be of digits in pi. Using problems in the classroom. Paul Stein recently. We’re now looking simple: Work to rebuild campus computer programs, But Lutz said adults love trying at six presidents in less than morale and stability. Focus mathematicians have out the problems as well, and in Concert ten years – seven, if there’s on success for all students – calculated trillions of everyone should attempt the another interim appointment! including returning veterans. those digits so far.challenge even if they aren’t Meanwhile, the college was And build for the future within Pi can be used to derive familiar with space exploration. recently on academic probation a strong framework of fiscal characteristics of a circle “The Pi in the Sky problems for two years, at risk of losing responsibility.” or a sphere, such as give people a little glimpse its accreditation.” “I’m pleased that so many circumference or surface into what goes on at JPL,” Lutz “I am well-prepared to address college and community leaders area. Scientists and said. “And that’s empowering, these issues and to provide have already endorsed my engineers at NASA’s Jet because it shows people that the leadership PCC needs. campaign. And I look forward Propulsion Laboratory, they can understand some of For over a decade I worked to talking with voters about Pasadena, California, the magic that goes into space in higher education, helping my plans and dreams for the frequently use pi to learn exploration.” run successful development amazing community asset that about moons, planets, Pi belongs to a special class of campaigns at UCLA, USC and is Pasadena City College.” bodies, and to track the numbers.” These numbers Philharmonic violinist, will solo orbits of satellites and contain an infinite number with the Crown City Symphony, spacecraft.of digits that do not repeat or March 17 at 2:00pm at the The “Pi in the Sky” show any pattern, and they Altadena Community Church, challenge, created by cannot be represented as a 943 E. Altadena Dr., Altadena JPL’s Education Office, ratio of two integers. (Integers and March 18, at 2:00pm at features math problems include all whole numbers, the First Baptist Church of that illustrate how pi can as well as their negative Pasadena, 75 N. Marengo. Mr. be used to learn about all counterparts, such as -1, -2, -3, Stein will perform the “Poeme” kinds of curious features etc.) Pi enthusiasts regularly by Chausson. Also on the of the universe, including use Pi Day as an opportunity to program will be Overture to earthquakes on Mars, test their memorization skills, “Rosemunde” by Schubert, and helium rain on Jupiter, because the random nature of “Morceau Symphonique” by and planets orbiting the digits makes them difficult Cesar Franck. Dr. Paul Sherman other stars.to remember. Members of the is the conductor. Both concerts “All of the problems in the public are encouraged to share are free and handicapped ‘Pi in the Sky’ challenge photos and stories from their accesible. are real problems that JPL Pi Day celebration activities Stein will also perform scientists and engineers through the Education website Thursday, April 5 at Crowell solve using pi,” said Ota at jpl.nasa.gov/edu/share/pi-Public Library in San Marino. Lutz, a senior education day-whats-going-round. See page 2 for details. stars and other spherical numbers known as “irrational Paul Stein, retired Los Angeles One City, One Story Author Welcomed By Dean Lee Police Activities LeagueGolden Badge Awards Celebrate Pi Day, theNASA Way 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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