| ||||||||||||||||||||
Combined EditionBreaking News:Inside this Week: Things to Do Places to Go: Sierra Madre: SM Community Calendar: Altadena · So. Pasadena · San Marino: Support Your Local Businesses: Around The San Gabriel Valley: Education & Youth: Best Friends and More: The Good Life: Opinion: Legal Notices (2): Columnists: Recent Issues: |
HELP THOSE AFFECTED BY THE WILDFIRES IN HAWAII: https://www.redcross.org/donate/hawaiiwildfires.html/ SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 2023 VOLUME 17 NO. 32VOLUME 17 NO. 32 webbmartingroup.comreal estateJan Greteman 626.975.4033lic #01943630Judy Webb-Martin 626.688.2273lic #00541631Katie Orth 626.688.0418lic #00942500Finding a Home Sweet Home For Every Creature, Big or Small CONSIDER THESE REASONS TO AVOID WAITING FOR LOWER MORTGAGE RATES IF YOU CAN AFFORD TO BUY NOW: 1.Low rates attract more buyersleading to higher prices andmore competition. 2.The cost of renting continues toescalate. You do not build personalequity renting. 3.Waiting to buy does notguarantee lower interest rates OR lower prices. SIERRA MADRE PLAYHOUSE HONORED AT 2023 CONGRESSIONAL LEADERSHIP AWARDS CEREMONY Rep. Judy Chu (CA-28) recently commended the Sierra Madre Playhouse as a leading “Non-Profit of the Year” in the San Gabriel Valley, as community leaders gathered at 2023 Congressional Leadership of the Year Awards. This event recognizes the diverse leadership and volunteerism in the cities making up California’s 28th Congressional District. Each of the honorees were selected from nominations submitted by members of their community. Other community groups honored included The Claremont Forum, Foothills Community Scholarship Foundation of La Canada Flintridge, and Friends in Deed. Community leaders honored included Abel Ramirez, Dianne Lewis, Tin Tran, Nicholas Quach and Shirley Virginia Kelley Bellemeur. “The selected groups and individuals received this honor because of the remarkable, commendable work they have accomplished in their field,” said Rep. Chu. “The honorees are leaders who have stood out because of their drive and commitment to support our communities, help vulnerable populations, and carry us through difficult times. They are heroes that inspire us all.” The Sierra Madre Playhouse is in its 99th year. Beginning as a cinema during the silent film era, the Playhouse is now a cherished dramatic arts venue with a remarkable legacy of high-quality productions. The Sierra Madre Playhouse stands out as a non-profit civic organization with enduring significance in the arts community. Surviving a challenging two-year pandemic closure, the Playhouse has re-emerged with renewed vigor, presenting a diverse and ambitious performance calendar. Among its recent achievements, the Playhouse partnered with the Pasadena Unified School District (PUSD) to provide an enriching experience for 800 sixth graders through performances of Lauren Gunderson’s acclaimed drama “Silent Sky”. The Playhouse’s pursuit of excellence continues to exceed expectations, resonating with audiences from all walks of life. The Sierra Madre Playhouse uplifts, educates and inspires through the performing arts. It is located at 87 W. Sierra Madre Blvd., Sierra Madre, CA 91024. For more information about its upcoming programs, go to http://sierramadreplayhouse.org or call (626) 355-4318. Sierra Madre Playhouse board members Paul Scranton and Eileen Walker flank Rep. Judy Chu. INSIDE THIS WEEK PREPARING FOR THE UNTHINKABLE: SMPD HOSTS ACTIVE SHOOTER TRAINING.....Page 2 ALYCE ROHRER: WWII PILOT - SIERRA MADRE GEM..Pg. 3 PLEASE DON'T FEED THE BEARS............................Pg. 3 DON’T SEND YOUR KIDS BACK TO SCHOOL WITHOUT THESE....Pg.11 HARVEY HYDE: “College Football Changes Part I .....Page 15 SIERRA MADRE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION ANNOUNCES GRANTS The Sierra Madre Community Foundation recently awarded the following two grants to local organizations: • The Sierra Madre Public Library received a grant for its Walk This Way Adven-ture in Memorial Park. The beloved program provides a unique and engaging experience for the entire community, including young families, seniors, and children of all ages. The success and longevity of the program have brought about the need to replace the hardware components, including the metal frames, sandwich boards and plastic page covers, all of which were originally donated in 2020. • Sierra Madre Search & Rescue received a grant to help modernize its mobile command infrastructure and rescue operations. This grant will be used to pur- chase satellite messenger services and search mapping software to enable Search & Rescue to manage searches more effectively. The services and soft-ware will help the teams find missing hikers faster and better ensure the safety of the rescue teams by providing live tracking of crew locations and allowing for secure text messaging. “So far this year, we have provided grants totaling more than $11,000,” said Vicky Ryan, co-chair of the Sierra Madre Community Foundation. “Thanks to the generosity of our residents, we’re well-positioned to provide a deeper level of support to local community organizations, events and programs.” In addition to soliciting donations to support and enhance the community, the Sierra Madre Community Foundation assists other local community groups in the collection and distribution of their funds that enable ongoing program support and continued operations. Learn more at sierramadrefoundation.org. Eileen Benson626.278.0187CalRE# 01880650Barbara Rogers626.484.8135CalRE# 01169115Not intended as a solicitation if your property is already listed by another broker. Affi liated real estate agents are independent contractor sales associates, not employ- ees. ©2023 Coldwell Banker. All Rights Reserved. Coldwell Banker and the Coldwell Banker logos are trademarks of Coldwell Banker Real Estate LLC. The Coldwell Banker® System is comprised of company owned offi ces which are owned by a subsidiary of Anywhere Advisors LLC and franchised offi ces which are independently owned and operated. The Coldwell Banker System fully supports the principles of the Fair Housing Act and the Equal Opportunity Act. 38 Years of Combined Experience Representing Buyers and SellersSERIOUS BUYERS are staying in town waiting for their dream home to hit the market. Most likely, your home is worth much more than you think. We will provide you with a comprehensive analysis of your home’s value and guide you through the Selling process. With High Demand and Low Inventory the market is very competitive. BUYERS, we will guide you through the process of writing a strong o er. Your o ermust be the strongest to win in this multiple o er market. Let’s meet for co ee or lunchto discuss how we can help you achieve your 2023 Real Estate Goals. Call Us Today! We will get you where you want to be…HOME! Are you ready to enter the Summer Housing Market? PASADENA $4,100/Mo 2 beds 2.5 ba 1,737 sf TownhomeSANTA MARIA $134,900 2 bed 2 ba 1,344sf Mobile HomeSIERRA MADRE $3,200/Mo2 beds 1 ba 924 sf Home. 626.355.1451c21village.comLIC# 02119245Serving the Community since 1980FOR SALEFOR LEASEFOR LEASE | |||||||||||||||||||
| ||||||||||||||||||||
Mountain Views News 80 W. Sierra Madre Blvd. #327 Sierra Madre, Ca. 91024 Office: 626.355.2737 Fax: 626.604.4548 www.mtnviewsnews.com |