Monthly Archives: April 2009

A magician with words

Posted on April 22, 2009 by Steve Scauzillo

Al Martinez, left, with me. The famous newspaper columnist spoke Tuesday night as part of Cal State Fulleton’s Communications Week 2009. He saw San Francisco as a dream cloaked in fog, a magic city part Paris and part Brigadoon that … Continue reading →

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Un-bee-leavable

Posted on April 17, 2009 by Steve Scauzillo

Honeycomb made of beeswax, left behind. They came. They visited. They snubbed. A pack of bees came to our side yard this week and took up temporary residence under the lid of our composter. Yup, on Tuesday, my wife picked … Continue reading →

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Not done with local elections

Posted on April 6, 2009 by Steve Scauzillo

Hang on to your punch cards. Two more elections are coming your way very shortly. People of Monrovia need to get read to vote on Tuesday, April 14. Contested races include the mayor’s seat and the race for two city … Continue reading →

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Prep All-Star classic tonight at APU

Posted on April 4, 2009 by Steve Scauzillo

Andy Scauzillo, a Temple City All-Star, goes to the rim during the TC Rams championship season. I’ve been to two All-Star games so far and they’ve been quite exciting, Makes me think that this stuff is the real deal. Who … Continue reading →

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