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Adoption fees waived at Pasadena Humane’s ‘Home Sweet Homecoming’ (opens the original)
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Inspired by homecoming events at schools, Pasadena Humane is teaming up with Hill’s Pet Nutrition for “Home Sweet Homecoming,” an adoption campaign through Oct. 4. Adoption fees will be waived for all available large dogs weighing 40 pounds or more. Adopters will also get a New Pet Parent kit from Hill’s, with a starter bag of food, coupons, and post-adoption tips. Marissa Sunny, senior director of placement at Pasadena Humane, said large dogs often wait the longest for their forever home. “We h
Memorial to day laborer Carlos Montoya vandalized days before pilgrims’ Monrovia visit (opens the original)
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Volunteers restored a memorial to day laborer Carlos Montoya and other people who died in ICE custody or during immigration raids after it was vandalized late Saturday or Sunday, Sept. 26 or 27. Immigrant advocates with NDLON, the National Day Laborer Organizing Network, arrived at the memorial site outside the Home Depot along Evergreen Avenue in Monrovia on Monday, Sept. 28, and found the large white cross inscribed with Carlos Montoya’s name leaning against a bush, surrounded by upended small
Juanita’s Foods to expand in Santa Fe Springs as 4 cities unite to keep jobs and grow business (opens the original)
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The first development from an alliance of four cities, including Santa Fe Springs, could signal a way to keep jobs and industrial investment in Southern California. The Big 4, a new partnership forged last year between Commerce, City of Industry, Vernon and Santa Fe Springs, turned what was usually a competition between cities for the same businesses into an alliance. It’s first success: Juanita’s Foods, the 80-year-old producer of Mexican-style menudo and pozole, announced on Sept. 21 that it w
First-ever Dumpling Bowl celebrates San Gabriel through food (opens the original)
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The dumpling, with various versions found in cultures all over the world, gets the star treatment at the 11th annual Dumplings & Beer Festival from 6 to 10 p.m. Friday, Oct. 2, at San Gabriel’s Historic Mission District. More than 7,000 guests are expected to take in the first-ever Dumpling Bowl, and a lineup of food, drinks, entertainment and interactive experiences. “What I’m most excited about is that the festival is really becoming much more than just a food event,” said festival producer Ma
Pasadena students get a dose of advice on AI, learning and career (opens the original)
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Educator Sal Khan, founder and CEO of Khan Academy, a free online nonprofit educational platform, met students at Polytechnic School in Pasadena on Sept. 23, in a free-ranging conversation about AI, finding a career path, and how YouTube taught him to repair his air conditioner. Senior Arjun Dhadwal, founder and president of the 3D Design and Printing Club at the school, scored a coup of sorts when Khan, who also serves as vision steward of the nonprofit TED (as in TED Talks), agreed to talk to
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