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South Pasadena High School welcomed students back to the classroom for in-person instruction recently. The campus was abuzz as Principal John Eldred caught up with students during their lunch break: “Our hope for every year, is that South Pasadena High…
SPHS Kicks Off Football Season With Parent Party
The 2nd Annual SPHS Football Parent Party was hosted at the home of Rachel and Rob Fox in South Pasadena. Head coach Jeff Chi attended, along with his coaching staff. SPHS Principal John Eldred and the new assistant principal, Vanessa…
Barkley Offers Steak With a Sizzle on the Side
First published in the Aug. 19 print issue of the South Pasadena Review The Barkley Restaurant and Bar in South Pasadena is a place where you can dance, listen to jazz or maybe, if you’re a musician, join in with…
Senior Citizens’ Foundation Holds Award Celebration
First published in the Aug. 19 print issue of the South Pasadena Review The Senior Citizens’ Foundation of South Pasadena held their inaugural Senior Champion Award Celebration on Aug. 16, at the South Pasadena Senior Center. The award, which recognizes…
Digital Edition of the 2022 Back to School Special Issue
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Tigers Football is Hungry for a League Title
First published in the August 12 print issue of the South Pasadena Review. Football season is around the corner and the South Pasadena High School varsity football season is ready to tackle its upcoming schedule with hopes of claiming its…
SPHS Senior, Grad Complete Metro Program
First published in the August 12 print issue of the South Pasadena Review. South Pasadena High School 12th-grader Katherine Nam and SPHS 2022 graduate Isaac Chang both recently completed Metro’s 2022 Transportation Career Academy Program, TCAP. This is the second…
ReNew United Methodist Church Spreads ‘Summer of Love’
First published in the August 12 print issue of the South Pasadena Review. We could all use a little more love — especially these days. That’s why the Rev. Sam Park, lead pastor of ReNew United Methodist Church, is urging…
Dodgers’ Historian Reflects On Baseball’s Greatest Announcer
First published in the August 12 print issue of the South Pasadena Review. If Vin Scully had the chance to broadcast the news of his own passing, there’s no doubt he would try to comfort his audience with a greeting…
City OKs Crossing Guard Pilot Project
First published in the August 12 print issue of the South Pasadena Review. The South Pasadena City Council voted 4-0 late last month to approve a pilot project to add a crossing guard at Huntington Drive and Marengo Avenue, near…
