Monthly Archives: January 2008

A tree grows in Baldwin Park (well, sort of)

Posted on January 25, 2008 by Steve Scauzillo

The above images were sent to me by an anonymous reader who lives in Baldwin Park. His querry was a simple one. He wrote: “Why can’t a tree look like a tree in Baldwin Park? Trees are beautiful — give … Continue reading →

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Cyber generational divide

Posted on January 18, 2008 by Steve Scauzillo

I come home from work to find my kitchen and office turned into a video production studio. My son, Andy, 16, is directing his classmates in a modern retelling of Edgar Allen Poes The Tell-Tale Heart. In this version, two … Continue reading →

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Grassroots campaigners see first victory

Posted on January 4, 2008 by Steve Scauzillo

TEAM Coordinator for CD 32 Obama 08 said it best: Recruiting campaign volunteers among the cities of the San Gabriel Valley is a bit more challenging because the people are not as politically active as folks in Pasadena or Los … Continue reading →

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