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Showing posts with label Pasadena In Focus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pasadena In Focus. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
July/August "Pasadena In Focus" is Online
Our community newsletter will be delivered to residential mailboxes after the July Fourth holiday. In the meantime, it's posted online.
Enjoy!
Enjoy!
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
Water Conservation -- Take Action Now!
News flash -- The public hearing at City Council regarding proposed penalties for water wasters will be postponed to Sept. 22 at 7:30 p.m.
It is listed as Sept. 8 in the hard copy version of Pasadena In Focus. We have updated the website version to reflect Sept. 22 (see "Take Action Now!").
Many thanks to photographer extraordinaire Erica Rolufs of Pasadena Water and Power for shooting the photo!
Monday, August 25, 2008
Open Space, Housing, Architectural Design, Water and More!
The September issue of Pasadena In Focus has been posted to the Internet!
Help preserve wide open spaces, learn about housing needs, see how we're getting a grip on architectural design guidelines, see why your overuse of H20 may be more serious than you thought, get the scoop on a number of community events, and much more!
Monday, August 4, 2008
Community News You Can Use
The August issue of Pasadena In Focus has been posted to the Internet.
Learn more about our Fire Department, take some "green" training, choose from a number of family-oriented summer events and activities, get up to the speed on General Plan updates, help your gardener get rid of that nasty gas-powered leaf blower, go solar for less, avoid West Nile Virus, frustrate recycling scavengers, scoop the poop and much more!
Our community newsletter is written by yours truly and designed by Zack Stromberg, who's on staff in the Public Affairs Office. Zack also posts it to the website.
Learn more about our Fire Department, take some "green" training, choose from a number of family-oriented summer events and activities, get up to the speed on General Plan updates, help your gardener get rid of that nasty gas-powered leaf blower, go solar for less, avoid West Nile Virus, frustrate recycling scavengers, scoop the poop and much more!
Our community newsletter is written by yours truly and designed by Zack Stromberg, who's on staff in the Public Affairs Office. Zack also posts it to the website.
Tuesday, July 15, 2008
When City Hall was a Hole in the Ground
I was scrolling through my digital photo files yesterday, looking for some images to go in the August issue of "Pasadena In Focus."
It's so easy to get sidetracked when I do that! I came across a folder I hadn't looked at in a long time -- original 1920s historic construction photos from the mid-1920s when Pasadena City Hall was being built.
There are about 200 of them in all, so I'll show you just a few.
The blank canvas:
"Dig" the steam shovel:
Dome in progress:
Taking a break:
Stairwell in the making:
Dome in progress II:
Dome in progress III:
Two also-ran designs:
It's so easy to get sidetracked when I do that! I came across a folder I hadn't looked at in a long time -- original 1920s historic construction photos from the mid-1920s when Pasadena City Hall was being built.
There are about 200 of them in all, so I'll show you just a few.
The blank canvas:
"Dig" the steam shovel:
Dome in progress:
Taking a break:
Stairwell in the making:
Dome in progress II:
Dome in progress III:
Two also-ran designs:
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