Alhambra Source sought to play an active role as a civic organization, running workshops to train young journalists and community members, to give immigrant narratives a platform and more. It will suspend publication on Nov. 15 due to financial reasons. https://t.co/2TmG3MmNta
Distance learning caught everyone off guard. Students, teachers and administrators within the @alhambrausd continually try to connect virtually, but is that enough? https://t.co/T54QxxhAzq
Former Alhambra Source publisher Jon Thurber will be honored on Nov. 17 by @alhambrausd with the California School Boards Association’s Golden Quill Award for his extensive reporting on the district and public education. https://t.co/47UlSkDndi
Measure G was left off of the ballot for some. Discussions on how to move forward are ongoing between the city, district and county. https://t.co/2f38RsQULE
The @alhambrausd has reconstructed its food services during the pandemic to serve all children, regardless of enrollment. Curbside pickup is available at each school site, and with the help of the transportation department, seven bus stops. https://t.co/IBRnsipiEW
The @alhambrausd Food and Nutrition Services team works for weeks on a meal before the food gets to kids' stomachs. The central kitchen at the district office has adapted its operations as demand for food has sharply increased since the pandemic began. https://t.co/lpZvvduSR4
The @cityofalhambra council members unanimously supported the Mariposa Housing project, a 50-unit affordable housing development on Main Street. They also debated the zoning moratorium for East Main, but decided to do outreach with stakeholders. https://t.co/oCOrI2BqnD
The @alhambrausd may see three new faces on their five-member school board. The potential victories signal a turning tide in Alhambra’s politics. https://t.co/J9sFuQpfjp
The Villages at @AlhambraCampus has appeared on eight planning commission agendas. Last night, the commission voted to recommend city council reject the application for the housing project. https://t.co/HfslEkKYzr
Measures V and G are moving the city away from electing candidates at-large towards electing by-district. Other potential changes will introduce campaign finance restrictions to city elections. https://t.co/t6Hu9rBJP7
The @alhambrausd administration reviewed health guidelines and recommended students continue distance learning through the month of January, at which point it will reevaluate. They also detailed actions of the distance learning plan. https://t.co/uXFo6X9E9G
Fried chicken and classic southern side dishes are the eats of this Temple City chicken joint. Choose your heat-level wisely: the spicy chicken is no joke. https://t.co/NJCzoLACdV
This election, California voters have the chance to reinstate affirmative action. Opinions on the ballot measure, Proposition 16, are as polarized as ever. https://t.co/2tfrccmpMh
The @cityofalhambra Planning Commission continued deliberations on @AlhambraCampus' The Villages, and this time took its own temperature to figure out how to best ask questions of the applicant. https://t.co/UPpjGuzLvk
The deadline to register to vote is Oct. 19. Starting tomorrow, you will have to cast a provisional ballot in the November election if not registered. The deadline is firm for select groups, like inmate voters. Language services are available. https://t.co/o2bEZehKBh
Alhambra Source reached out to each candidate asking for a biography, platform statement and a few reader-generated questions. Read all of the @cityofalhambra City Council and @alhambrausd Board of Education candidate statements. https://t.co/VBcnh1AI2M