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Adele Andrade Stadler, Alhambra City Council Member

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Police plan checkpoint in Pasadena; Foo Foo Tei to replace Yazmin in Alhambra

April 11, 2014
By: Alhambra Source

West San Gabriel Valley news from Alhambra, San Gabriel, Rosemead, Monterey Park, South Pasadena, and Pasadena:

  • Pasadena homicide suspect JonJon Crummie sent for mental health evaluation (Pasadena Star-News)
  • Police plan checkpoint in Pasadena (Pasadena Star-News)
  • Key meetings scheduled to look at South Pasadena 2014-15 budget (South Pasadena Now)
  • Monterey Park council divided on donation issue (EGP News)
  • San Gabriel city and school district to host town hall meeting April 17 (Pasadena Star-News)
  • Monterey Park, Southern California Edison come to a compromise on Edison Trails Park (Pasadena Star-News)
  • State Superintendent Tom Torlakson visits South Pasadena for upcoming reelection (Tiger Online)
  • Gold Line delays continue during Thursday rush hour (KPCC)
  • San Gabriel Valley occupational program gets $4.5 million to expand technology, medical career paths (San Gabriel Valley Tribune)
  • Foo Foo Tei to replace Yazmin in Alhambra (L.A. Eater)
  • Coachella who? New music festival could come to Pasadena’s Rose Bowl next year (Pasadena Star-News)

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