Monthly Archives: May 2009

Freedom is not free

Posted on May 25, 2009 by Steve Scauzillo

The memorial to those Azusans killed in action just after new wreaths were laid by family members participating in today’s Memorial Day ceremony at Azusa City Hall. Today’s Memorial Day ceremony in Azusa was one of the best i’ve ever … Continue reading →

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Keeping track of The Governator’s math

Posted on May 18, 2009 by Steve Scauzillo

I attended the “town hall” meeting featuring the governor at the Industry Expo Center Monday morning. I’m out of this picture, however. Photo by Raul Roa The best moment during Monday’s town hall meeting came when La Puente City Councilman … Continue reading →

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Live Oak Avenue: The 210 Alternative

Posted on May 15, 2009 by Steve Scauzillo

View of the newly repaved, re-opened Live Oak Avenue in Irwindale just east of Peck Road. It’s been a long time coming. In fact, it’s been almost two years before motorists could take Live Oak Avenue in Baldwin Park, passed … Continue reading →

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San Dimas Mansion: Preservation with a purpose

Posted on May 1, 2009 by Steve Scauzillo

San Dimas Mansion, also known as the Walker House, during the recent grand opening. Side view of the Walker House in San Dimas, north of San Dimas Avenue and Bonita Avenue. Tall “steeple” shows the height of this two-story building … Continue reading →

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