Celebrate Banned Books Week during the last week of September.
What to expect from a home inspection.
A consumer's perspective on finding a reason to spend money in a tight economy.
Experiences with local wildlife have not been as pleasant for some residents as for others. What is our responsibility as a community?
An honor tossed my way...thanks to all who voted for me...
A look at Monrovia's 9/11 tribute.
The buyer's physical inspection is a crucial part of a home purchase,
Why now is a good time to buy a house.
Deep fried Kool-Aid, the LA County Fair and Monrovians there.
Instead of waiting for "Make a Difference Day," one Monrovia woman organized a clean-up effort for an elderly neighbor's yard.
My personal campaign to keep our independent shops in business.
Buying and financing a home with a mortgage
I wasn't sure why, at a time in my life that is very busy, I had this baby squirrel, but I was sure she had a purpose. A purpose I may never know.
This blogger wonders why so many kids who are MUSD school eligible are not attending our schools.
A look at Monrovia Youth Programs in sports and elsewhere.
Monrovia resident and polio survivor Ralph Pieplenbos competes in various marathons and triathalons while Rotary continues its efforts to eradicate Polio from the planet.
Pet ownership can be comparable to a full-time job, without the paycheck. Or are we just paid in different ways?
Yoga can change your inner self.
The life of an escrow once a purchase agreement has been signed.
A few thoughts about safety while watching a man nearly hit in the crosswalk at Trader Joe's.
The Rotary Club of Monrovia to hold annual talent competition Sept 24, 2011. Auditions to be held at the YMCA Aug 27th, Sept 10th and Sept 17th from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m.
What are the signs that a dog is too hot and how is heat stroke prevented? Some tools and suggestions that can save a dog's life.
Charity begins at home and is often needed there.
Things to do to help get a house sold in a tough real estate market.
Turn off your cellphones at the movies, or else!
Escape the mundane at our beautiful Monrovia Library!
Donut Summit is this weekend and I'm bringing Christy's to the party to be judged with the best LA has to offer.
A little history on what might have been Monrovia's Arboretum and Camp Clover Crest.
A story of what it means to live in community.
How did Carmageddon Affect You?
What do we get for our money when we tip?
Why do things change from 18 to 51?
Volunteer opportunities with the library abound, and the library can set you up with duties that suit you best.
What happens when you find yourself without kids in the house.
Juneteenth is the oldest nationally celebrated commemoration of the ending of slavery in the United States.
You are caught between your aging parents and your maturing children. How do you help them both?
Blogger Nic Conway highlights the efforts of local volunteers and encourages you to donate your time too.
A local salmon lover and environmentalist argues that residents should stop buying farmed fish.
A short discussion, outside of the normal conversation stream, on oil and a few tips for empowering yourself for a less dependent future.
A little Friday silliness and props to MUSD's thriving electives.