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NASA Finds New Way to South Pasadena Be Kind San Marino UpcomingMonitor Groundwater Loss to Animals Art Exhibition Events & Programming
The Community Services by 12 noon on April 25, 2022.
Accessing Online Magazines and Newspapers
Department is hosting a Be The Recreation Office is located
Saturday, April 9 at 11 AM at the Barth Community Room
Kind to Animal Art Exhibition at 815 Mission Street and is
With a Crowell Public Library card, you can access local,
on Monday, May 2. They are open Monday – Thursday,
national, and international magazines and newspapers
looking for students to create 10am-6pm.
artwork that reflects this The form to submit to online. In this class, we will dive into PressReader and our
year’s theme, Animals Are My participate can be found at: other periodical databases, covering everything from hot-
Neighbors, Too! southpasadenaca.gov under off-the-press popular titles to deep newspaper archives.
This event is open to all Pre-K “Be Kind to Animals Art Registration required.
through 8th graders. They are Exhibition.” Joyful Living Happy Life
asking participants to make For more information, call Sunday, April 10 at 2:00 PM at the Barth Community Room
some art sized 8.5” x 11” and our Community Services
Join the United Charity Foundation as they discuss how to
drop off at the Recreation Office Department at (626) 403-7380.
Scientists have produced a heavy rainfall, the water be a super communicator and negotiator. This workshop
a new method that holds table rises. It seems obvious will provide you with tools to avoid conflict and friction in
the promise of improving that this would cause the Caltech Earth Week: Free the workplace, social life, and family life. Registration is not
groundwater management ground level to rise, too, but required.
– critical to both life and it sometimes sinks instead. Climate Crisis Documentary Brain Aerobics & Lip Reading
agriculture in dry regions. The researchers thought Monday, April 11 from 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM;
The method sorts out how these mysterious short-term ?Tuesday, April 12 from 9:30 AM – 11:30 AM at the Barth
much underground water variations might hold the key Community Room
loss comes from aquifers to determining the sources This popular class led by Francine Katz (MA, SLP, & CCC)
confined in clay, which can of pumped water. “The main concentrates on lip reading and memory. She provides
be drained so dry that they question was, how do we seniors a fun way to fight the common problems of
will not recover, and how interpret the change that’s diminished hearing and memory as people age. Registration
much comes from soil that’s happening on these shorter is not required, but regular attendance at sessions is
not confined in an aquifer, time scales: Is it just a blip, encouraged.
which can be replenished by or is it important?” said Kyra Huntington Nurses Health Screeninga few years of normal rains. Kim, a postdoctoral fellow Wednesday, April 13 from 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM at the
The research team studied at JPL and coauthor of the Barth Community Room
California’s Tulare Basin, paper, which appeared in The Huntington Nurses offer free blood pressure and
part of the Central Valley. Nature. glucose screenings. Please plan to fast 2 hours prior to
The team found that the key Clay vs. Sand having glucose checked. These blood pressure and glucose
to distinguishing between Kim and her colleagues minutes) is followed by a evaluations can lead to prevention and early detection of the
these underground sources believed the changes were Movies That Matter is the film panel discussion of the film “silent killer” diseases such as hypertension, heart disease,
of water relates to patterns related to the different kinds series curated and presented and its impact, featuring the and diabetes. Health screenings will be held every second
in a collaborative partnership director/prodcuer Ann Kaneko
of sinking and rising ground of soils in the basin. Aquifers Wednesday of the month. Registration is not required.
between the student-led Caltech and Maximilian Christman,
levels in this heavily irrigated are confined by layers of stiff, Chinese Club – Tai Chi for Beginners
Y, Caltech Sustainability Caltech Sustainability Manager.
agricultural region. impermeable clay, whereas Thursday, April 14 at 10:30 AM at the Barth Community
Programs, Caltech Public The film won the Best
The Central Valley makes unconfined soil is looser. Room
Programming, and the Caltech Documentary Award at the up only 1% of U.S. farmland, When water is pumped Center for Inclusion and San Diego Asian Film Festival In the spirit of cultural exchange and appreciation of
yet it grows an amazing from an aquifer, the clay Diversity. The films presented and it was nominated for the diversity, educational development, and community service,
40% of the nation’s table takes a while to compress all address current concerns Best Music Score at the IDA the Chinese Club of San Marino holds monthly lectures
fruits, vegetables, and nuts in response to the weight in various realms of science, Documentary Awards in 2021. and workshops. This month’s topic is Tai Chi for Beginners.
annually. Productivity of land mass pressing down as well as important matters of The film makers hope that Open to anyone interested in Chinese language and culture.
can
like that is only possible from above. Unconfined social justice. the audience gain an Registration is required.
The Movies That Matter series appreciation of water and land
because farmers augment soil, on the other hand, The Great San Marino Egg Hunt!
continues this Spring with a management and a clearer
the valley’s 5 to 10 inches (12 rises or falls more quickly in Saturday, April 16 from 9 AM – 12 PM at Lacy Park
virtual screening of the climate grasp of their impacts on
to 25 centimeters) of annual response to rain or pumping. Cost: Presale - $4 / Day of at Lacy Park - $6
crisis documentary “Manzanar, distant communities where
rainfall with extensive The researchers created a Diverted: When Water water has been extracted for Bring your baskets and bunny ears! This fun-filled event
groundwater pumping. In simple numerical model of Becomes Dust,” (Intersection their consumption. includes crafts, games, pictures with the bunnies, and a
drought years, more than these two layers of soils in the Films, 2021), directed and While the screening is free, giant egg hunt! The first egg hunt begins at 10 AM sharp.
80% of irrigation water Tulare Basin. By removing produced by Ann Kaneko and reservations are required. Pre-order wristbands for kids participating in the Egg Hunt
comes from underground. the long-term subsidence produced by Jin Yoo-Kim, on For more information about now through April 14. Pre-ordered wristbands must be
After decades of pumping, trend from the ground-level-Wednesday, April 20, at 6:00 the film and to reserve a spot, picked up at the Stoneman Building (1560 Pasqualito Dr.)
underground water change data, they produced p.m. visit https://events.caltech.edu/ by April 15 at 11 AM. Wristband sales are non-refundable.
The virtual screening (84 series/movies-that-matter.
resources are dwindling. a dataset of only the month-Painting with Mom
Wells in the Tulare Basin to-month variations. Their Saturday, April 23 at Lacy Park
now must be drilled as model revealed that on this SMPD Recognizes Distracted Session 1: 10 AM; Session 2: 1 PM
much as 3,500 feet (over time scale, virtually all of Cost: $25 for residents, $29 for non-residents
1,000 meters) deep to find the ground-level change can Driving Awareness Month Create a Mother’s Day to remember at this outdoor paintingadequate water. There’s no be explained by changes in party led by a professional art instructor! Each participant
way to measure exactly aquifers, not in the water April is Distracted Driving within 36 months of a prior will go home with a 9” x 12” canvas masterpiece that is
how much water remains table. Awareness Month. The San conviction for the same ready for hanging. Children ages 7 and up are welcome
underground, but managers For example, in spring, Marino Police Department offense will result in a point to attend with their moms – or their dads, grandmothers,
need to make the wisest use there’s little rainfall in the will be actively looking for being added to one’s driving aunts, or any other figure who embodies the meaning of
of whatever there is. That Central Valley, so the water drivers who are in violation record. what it means to be a mom in someone’s life. Supplies are
involves monitoring whether table is usually sinking. But of the state’s hands-free cell If you need to make an limited, so register today!
water is being drawn from runoff from snow in the phone law. Under current important phone call, send a
aquifers or from loose soil, Sierra Nevada is recharging law, drivers are not allowed text message, read an email, South Pas Library Stage Line
known as the water table. In the aquifers, and that causes to hold a phone or electronic or need to get directions,
this large region with tens the ground level to rise. communication device please pull over safely prior Up for Eclectic Music Festival
of thousands of unmetered When rainfall is causing while operating a vehicle. to doing so.
is an eclectic progressive
wells, the only practical way the water table to rise, if the This includes talking, Funding for distracted
The South Pasadena Public instrumental group based
to do that is by using satellite aquifers are compressing texting, or using an driving enforcement is
Library announced Thursday out of Los Angeles that
data. at the same time from application. Using a provided by a grant from the
its exciting and diverse line performs toe-tapping,
A research team from NASA’s being pumped during the handheld cell phone while California Office of Traffic
up for the Eclectic Music make-your-body-move
Jet Propulsion Laboratory preceding dry season, the driving is punishable by a Safety through the National
Festival, including Kazan music. They weave together
in Southern California and ground level will fall. The fine. Violating the hands-Highway Traffic Safety
Taiko, the South Pasadena influences from bluegrass,
the U.S. Department of model correctly reproduced free law for a second time Administration.
High School Jazz Ensemble, world, Latin jazz, reggae,
Energy’s Lawrence Berkeley the effects of weather events
Other Mother Brother Band, rock, funk and classicalLaboratory in Northern like heavy rainfalls in the Registration Opens for 2022 and Brahms’ Third Racket. music to form their unique
California set out to create winter of 2016-17. It also
According to organizers, sound that has delighted
a method that would do matched the small amount
Pasadena Senior Games the festivities is set to begin audiences from Southern
exactly that. They attacked of available data from wells
on April 30 at 4:00 p.m. on California to Yosemite to
the problem by combining and GPS. lifestyles for older adults
the Library Stage in front Colorado. No two shows
fitness
data on water loss from Kim pointed out that Athletes 50 to 99 through education,
of the Library Community are alike as each of these
and the spirited competition
NASA’s Gravity Recovery the new model can be and over Invited to
of sports,” said Akila Gibbs, Room located at 1115 El five stellar musicians gets
and Climate Experiment repurposed to represent
Participate executive director of the Centro Street in South a chance to shine in the
(GRACE) and GRACE other agricultural regions
Pasadena Senior Center. “These Pasadena, CA. The Library spotlight. The band boasts a
Follow-On with
satellites where groundwater use remarkable athletes are shining Stage performances are two-time Bass Player of thedata on ground-level changes needs to be better monitored. After a two-year hiatus due to examples of the benefits of an made possible by funding Year and nominations forfrom a ESA (European Space With a planned launch COVID, adults ages 50 to 99 active lifestyle that embraces
from the Friends of the Best Instrumental Band and
Agency) Sentinel-1 satellite. in 2023, the NASA-ISRO and over are invited to show off health and vitality. We’re so
South Pasadena Public Best Instrumental Album
Ground-level changes in (Indian Space Research their athletic skills during the happy the Senior Games are
Library, Inc. (LA Music Awards).
this region are often related Organisation) Synthetic 28th Pasadena Senior Games, back.”
The Library Stage 7:45 p.m. – 8:45 p.m. –
to water loss because when Aperture Radar (NISAR) a series of 15 competitive Another way to participate in
Performance Schedule is as Brahms’ Third Racket:
sporting events ranging from the Pasadena Senior Games is
ground is drained of water, it mission will measure
archery to track and field to volunteer for positions that follows: Brahms’ Third Racket plays
eventually slumps together changes in ground level at
in June and July. Previous include registering athletes, 4:00 p.m. – 4:40 p.m. -a unique type of alternative
and sinks into the spaces even higher resolution than
competition experience is not timing, scoring, manning Kazan Taiko: Kazan Taiko rock; their live shows
where water used to be – a Sentinel-1. Researchers
required. water stations and more. is the Japanese taiko feature original videos,process called subsidence. will be able to combine Beginning April 20, athletes Volunteers of all ages may ensemble group from the which play in sync with the
The Tulare Basin is subsiding NISAR’s dataset with data are encouraged to visit: call Renee Uriarte at 626-University of Southern band’s performance. Thedrastically: The current from GRACE Follow-On in pasadenaseniorcenter.org and 685-6724 or email reneeu@
California. Since 2002, this combination of videos and
rate is about one foot (0.3 this model for the benefit of click on Activities & Events, pasadenaseniorcenter.org.
ensemble has been sharing music provide an immersive
meters) of sinkage per year. agriculture around the globe. then Senior Games to register In addition to online classes,
the Japanese-American art audience experience.
But from one month to the “We’re heading toward a for the athletic competitions onsite events and other
that will take place in the activities, members and form of traditional Japanese Brahms’ Third Racket is
next, the ground may drop, really beautiful marriage
Pasadena area. Fees are $35 nonmembers of the Pasadena drumming (taiko). Their made up of Warren Wellen,
rise or stay the same. What’s between remote sensing and
per participant plus individual Senior Center are encouraged interpretation includes both R. Matthew Carroll, David
more, these changes don’t numerical models to bring
event fees. to visit the website regularly traditional and modern Rodgers, and Mary Ann
always line up with expected everything together,” Kim
“Every year the Pasadena for a monthly magazine, free influences of dance, music, Pelino. causes. For example, after said. Senior Games promotes healthy food delivery for older adults and culture. The South Pasadena Public
in need, COVID updates 5:00 p.m. – 5:40 p.m. - South Library is located at 1100
specifically for older adults and
Pasadena High School Oxley Street in South
more.
Jazz Ensemble: Hometown Pasadena. Visit the Library
The center, at 85 E. Holly
favorite, the South Pasadena website for information
St., is an independent,
High School Jazz Ensemble, about services and programs.
donor-supported nonprofit
organization that has served led by Howard Crawford, The Library is open Monday,
older adults for more than 60 features 21 talented students Friday, Saturday 10:00
years. During the pandemic, performing jazz classics a.m.– 6:00 p.m., Tuesday,
doors are open for social from the big band era. Wednesday, Thursday 10:00
services and other critical 6:15 p.m. – 7:15 p.m. – a.m.– 8:00 p.m. and Sundayservices for older adults in Other Mother Brother 1:00 p.m.- 5:00 p.m.
need.
Band: Other Mother Brother For more information visit:
In accordance with Pasadena
Band, founded in 2008, southpasadenaca.gov.
Public Health Department
guidelines, proof of COVID
vaccination is required for
everyone who uses the fitness
center or attends onsite
activities indoors. Masks are
optional.
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