Week in Review

SATURDAY: A small market that operated for years at the intersection of Altadena Drive and Glenrose closed in early November, but the new tenants may continue to .

MONDAY: The Christmas Tree Lane Association that the famous lighting display is ready to go for the 90th Annual Lighting Ceremony this Saturday. A Winter Arts and Crafts Festival will take place the same day to help in Altadena.

WEDNESDAY: At a forum Tuesday evening, Pasadena Unified priority enrollment to any school in PUSD to students of and Elementaries, which the school board voted to close starting next school year. Click to read about the open enrollment guidelines, which have stricter rules and deadlines for parents who want to send their kids to schools outside of their attendance boundaries.

THURSDAY: The Board of Trustees to a county-wide library tax measure proposed to the LA County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday by the County Library Commission. Trustees president Dale LaCasella said the independently run Altadena Library has no interest in joining the county library system.

THURSDAY: Dan Abendscein posted his in a two-part series about the detriments and benefits of filming in Altadena. Click to read part one.

THURSDAY: At the artists' reception for the final Art Bender weekend event before Ben McGinty closes his beautiful Gallery at the End of the World, artists and patrons about their reaction to the closing and whether the hole McGinty leaves will ever be filled again. Today is the last event for the iconic gallery, a brunch from noon to 6 p.m. appropriately titled "Tie One On."

SATURDAY: Ed Meyers, a member of the Altadena Chamber of Commerce, local business owner Lori Webster, Altadena resident Dan Harlow, and Altadena Patch to address the issues facing the local business community in Altadena. The three residents named above collaborated on a survey focusing on what kind of businesses Altadenans want to see in their neighborhoods. Take the survey here.