Mazatlán, on Mexico’s sunny Pacific coast, was founded by the conquistadors in 1531. The coastal city boasts a proud history and traditions that enrich a beach vacation with culture, art, and lasting memories.
There’s plenty to do after enjoying the beach, as well. Sixteen resort communities span the sugary sands, most built within the last 10 years or so.
This year the design process was entrusted to fifth-grade students in Alhambra. The winning design was offered by fifth-grader Grace Blackwell of St. Therese School.
Barbara Messina has devoted herself to the city and its residents, working to improve public safety, fighting to get the railroad tracks lowered between Alhambra and San Gabriel, improving recreational facilities, and expanding business and job opportunities all while ensuring a secure tax base and balanced city budget.
Michael Dergar is a visual artist who is passionate about awakening public awareness to help his colleagues with special needs.
Since losing its lease, Twohey’s has made the decision to move to South Pasadena and relocate instead of closing the restaurant.
It is a daunting task — training and conditioning four days a week throughout the summer break in the heat — but the triumphs and losses of the 2018 season motivate.
“I want to thank the City of Alhambra, all its residents and throughout the San Gabriel Valley for being such incredible fans and friends,” said Twohey's co-owner Jim Christos. “We have so many memories to recount."
Iconic restaurant rolls out red carpet with 70 sundaes, doo wop band, ‘50s-style dancers, and vintage cars from the ‘40s to the ‘70s.
Alhambra Camera, in business since 1937, will close around Aug. 24.
Great free concerts all through August with Blues, Rock, 80's music, and Latin music! Enjoy a picnic and a variety of food trucks! Click here to find out more...
