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Meet the Changemakers Leading Wildfire Relief Efforts in L.A.
The recent wildfires prove that in times of crisis, Angelenos come together stronger than ever. Here, we honor the hometown ...
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With help from the legendary Debbie Allen, wildfire survivors find healing in dance
Through the Debbie Allen Dance Academy, a series of free dance classes at Pasadena City College has become a place shake off ...
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Surrounded by a race to rebuild, this Altadena group says, ‘let’s do this right’
Amid the heartbreak of the Eaton fire’s catastrophic toll — his own home included — Hans Allhoff, chair of the group Altadena Heritage, sees an opportunity. He and members of the group ...
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Steve Carell is helping Altadena high schoolers who were impacted by LA wildfires attend prom
Steve Carell is making sure Altadena-based high school seniors will make it to their prom after the community was devastated by the Eaton wildfire in January. Carell appeared in a video on Tuesday ...
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Steve Carell helping Altadena and Pasadena high school seniors impacted by Eaton Fire attend prom
LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Steve Carell is making sure Altadena-area high school seniors will make it to their prom after the community was devastated by the Eaton Fire. Carell appeared in a video on ...
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Altadena’s Loma Alta Park to reopen this May, receives $2.4 million in relief funds
Loma Alta Park in Altadena is set to reopen this May after being closed because of the Eaton fire. Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger and other local officials announced the reopening ...
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Steve Carell helping high school seniors impacted by Southern California fire attend prom
LOS ANGELES -- Steve Carell is making sure Altadena-area high school seniors will make it to their prom after the community was devastated by the Eaton Fire. Carell appeared in a video on Tuesday ...
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After the Eaton fire, the Altadena Main Library reopens
If, years ago, you’d peered into the children’s section of the Altadena Main Library, you’d have seen a girl reading and keeping an eye on her three younger siblings. That experience made an ...