SATURDAY, JULY 10, 2021 VOLUME 15 NO. 28VOLUME 15 NO. 28 
broker lic. #01514230 | source: CoreLogic, Freddie Mac, Bankrate 
Jan Greteman 626.975.4033 
jan@jangreteman.com 
jangreteman.com #01943630 
Judy Webb-Martin 626.688.2273 
jwmartin@dppre.com #00541631 
Katie Orth 626.688.0418 
korth@dppre.com #00942500 
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Sierra Palms Townhome 
Listed at $899,000 
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3 Beds | 2 Baths | 1,181 sf 
RECENTLY SOLD 
Sold Quickly & Over List Price 
60 Rancho Road – represented the buyer 
381 Montecito #B – represented the seller 
901 Cabrillo Drive #32A – represented the seller 
180 South Michillinda Avenue – represented the seller 
430 North Alta Vista Avenue – represented the buyer 
230 West Montecito – represented the seller 
89 West Bonita – represented the seller 
700 East California – represented the buyer 
707 Woodland Drive – represented the seller 
59 West Orange Grove -represented the buyer 
21 East Alegria – represented the seller 
213 North Hermosa – represented the seller 
2221 North Marengo Avenue – represented the seller 
446 Theresa Lane -represented the seller 
2241 Hyperian Avenue #A1 -represented the buyer 
2250 Brigden Road - represented the seller 
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THERE IS NO PLACE LIKE...SIERRA MADRE! 
Resident's of the city, under the direc-
tion of a magnificent all volunteer July4th Committee, pulled off a weekend 
of events that made all those in at-
tendance forget for a moment, about 
2020. There are no words that ad-
equately describe the spirit in the air. 
From the houses decorated through-
out the town, the Outdoor Movie and 
Block Party on Saturday night, to the 
very last float on Monday, the feeling 
of things returning back to normal 
was in the air. 
Along with Sierra Madre's distin-
guished Mayor, City Council and Fire 
and Police Chiefs, Congresswoman 
Judy Chu, LA County Supervisor 
Kathryn Barger and Pasadena Uni-
fied Superintendant Brian McDonald 
were delighted to participate in Mon-
day's Parade. 
A glimpse of a few of the parade par-
ticipants are on pages 2 and 3. Check 
out the City's Facebook page for more. 
Special thanks to Ken Fong for his pic-
ture of the SMPD leader busy bonding 
with residents! MVNews 
Above is St. Rita School's entry which was all smooth sailing down the blvd; Right are Supervisor Katheryn 
Barger, Mayor Arizmendi and Congresswoman Judy Chu standing in the newly renovated Kersting Court. 
Photos courtesy City of Sierra Madre. 
CITY COUNCIL RETURNS TO CHAMBERS 
Bob and Nell Solt pictured above, have literally greeted thousands of 
visitors to their home in Sierra Madre over their 40 years as residents. 
You see, Bob and Nell Solt, for 40 years, hosted the entire city and 
thousands of guests to view the spectacular Wistaria Vine in their 
backyard. 
The couple recently sold their home and will be living closer to their 
son and daughter in law near San Diego. 
The Solt's welcomed visitors to the vine, without compensation, just 
for the pleasure of sharing their treasure with the world. This photo 
was taken on Thursday the day before the movers came to take our 
gracious hosts away. Thank you Bob and Nell for all you have given to 
so many people. You will never be forgotten. S. Henderson/MVNews 
LEAVING TOWN AFTER 40 
YEARS OF SHARING 


Even the mules from Adams Pack Station came down to celebrate!