The home was once owned by the prominent McBratney family, who opened a linen store on Myrtle Avenue in the early 1900s.
Holden will team up with Facebook and Assembly Members Ed Chau and Roger Hernandez on the event at 6 p.m. Thursday at Mt. Sierra College.
The closure is related to the Metro Gold Line Foothill Extension project.
The closures start Friday and go through next Thursday and could affect Monrovia motorists.
The authorization was approved by 95 percent of the voters.
A recent report from Washington lays out damage done by last month’s government shutdown.
The Monrovia City Council approved the contract on Tuesday night.
Donnelly represented Monrovia before being re-elected in November 2012 to the newly redrawn 33rd District, which consists of High Desert communities.
The closure is part of ongoing grade construction being done in the area for the Gold Line project.
Four candidates ran for the two school board seats.
Four candidates are vying for two seats.
The SEIU Local 721, which represents around 55,000 county workers, also is pushing back against proposed cuts to healthcare benefits and retirement.
Four candidates are vying for two seats on the Monrovia Unified School District Board of Education.
The Monrovia City Council meets at 7:30 a.m. Tuesday night at City Hall.
The proposed bill is designed to improve the GI Bill educational benefits counseling process.
The Gold Line Foothill Extension and the Alameda Corridor East projects are included on the list of items to be discussed.
The debris wall part of an effort to mitigate potential mudflow issues in the Madison Fire burn areas.
The Monrovia City Council and LA County Supervisor Michael Antonovich met Wednesday to discuss a range of issues and projects.
The meeting is at 8 a.m. Wednesday morning in the Monrovia Public Library Community Room.
Four candidates are running for two seats on the MUSD school board.
Noguez is also charged with 19 counts of misappropriation of public funds, five counts of perjury by declaration, four counts of accepting a bribe and two counts of conspiracy, for a total of 36 felony counts.
Monrovia and Los Angeles County are working on mudflow mitigation measures for the burn areas and have been meeting with property owners.
The project will extend light rail service from Azusa to the cities of Glendora, San Dimas, La Verne, Pomona, Claremont, and Montclair.
The city is aiming to complete the $25 million project by the time construction on the Gold Line is finished in 2015.
The Service Employees International Union Local 721 organized a walkout of more than 2,000 workers on Oct. 1 to push for a better contract.
City staff presented the City Council with three models for eliminating plastic bags.
Four Monrovians are running for two seats on the school board in the Nov. 5 election.
Congress voted Wednesday night to end the shutdown of the federal government and raise the debt ceiling. President Obama signed to bill today.
The spraying will take place in the areas of Peck Road and Clark Street between midnight and 5 a.m. Saturday, according to Arcadia police.
The Station Square Public Improvement Plan will be the largest public works project in the city’s history.
The county has launched an online campaign to recruit hundreds of probation officers and support personnel.
City staff plan to meet with residents in the burn areas to discuss issues and concerns before installing the concrete barriers.
The barriers would be used to mitigate the damage from water and debris flows to homes below the burn areas.
MWD supplies water to the Upper San Gabriel Valley Municipal Water District, which serves Monrovia.
School Board candidates answer questions from Patch and Monrovia residents.