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Today's riddle: What is full of holes but still holds water? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. A stay of execution is needed for a happy Rottweiler mix named Hitmonchan, who is hoping for a responsible family. The shelter opens at 11 a.m. (pasadenian.com) — Pasadena Animal Shelter urgently needs a local family to adopt or foster Hitmonchan, a 1.7-year-old, 60-pound Rottweiler mix on the shelter's urgent list. Neutered, vaccinated, and heartworm negative, he's playful but stressed by shelter life, and adoption or fostering is currently free with supplies provided for fosters.
2. Special: Company at Pasadena Little Theatre in HOUSTON (broadwayworld.com) — Pasadena residents can catch Stephen Sondheim's musical "Company" at Pasadena Little Theatre now through August 30, offering an intimate take on love and marriage. The production, set in 1997 New York, follows Bobby's 35th birthday as he weighs single life against commitment, and is recommended for ages 13 and up.
3. Deer Park police officer suspended after admitting to the misuse of Flock cameras (houstonpublicmedia.org) — Pasadena readers should know that Deer Park suspended an officer for repeatedly misusing Flock license plate cameras, while Pasadena's police chief announced retirement after scrutiny over a similar misuse case. The article details growing concerns, local disciplinary actions, and legislative attention surrounding Flock surveillance technology across nearby agencies.
4. The Pasadena ISD Police Officers Association awarded a scholarship to Evelyn of Rayburn. (pasadenian.com) — A Pasadena ISD Police Officers Association scholarship is shining a spotlight on Sam Rayburn High School senior Evelyn Moncivaiz, honoring her hard work and academic dedication. The association is using its annual program to support her next educational steps and celebrate student achievement within Pasadena schools. Neighbors are encouraged to join in congratulating her as she moves on to college.
5. Appreciation Banquet recognizes key figures behind Pasadena's Strawberry Festival. (pasadenian.com) — Pasadena's Strawberry Festival team just wrapped up an Appreciation Banquet honoring the directors, volunteers, sponsors, and supporters who keep this beloved local tradition thriving. Community members were recognized for their behind-the-scenes work and commitment to Pasadena. Organizers say the evening ended with gratitude, pride, and excitement for future festivals.
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