San Dimas Youth Dip Their Toes Into the Summer Scene
After a year of virtual classes and social distancing, local parents give their kids a little nudge toward in-person summer activities.
Renowned Artists Highlight City’s Natural Beauty through Gold Line Station Art
San Pedro-based artists Eugene Daub and Anne Olsen Daub hope to inspire future Gold Line passengers to experience the beauty of San Dimas.
Little Free Libraries Bring Literacy, Unity to Residents
Many Little Free Libraries have begun popping up around the city, providing a sense of positivity for the communities they serve and filling the literacy gap.
Art Teacher Inspires Students Through Museum Education, New Book
San Dimas High School art teacher E. Dominic Black mixes his love for art, teaching in his new book “Art Inside Out.”
The Journey Home: Beloved Local Shares Her Experience with Homelessness
Robbyne Spillman is a local woman whose personal journey of homelessness tells a story that many have walked through and many may soon have to face up close and personal.
Linco Reframes Success through Changing Times
Thanks to his adaptability and drive, local framer Steve Lindemann thrives during a pandemic and beyond.
Parents Torn, Excited As Students Return to In-Person Learning
After an announced on-campus return, parents weigh-in on their decisions to send their students back to campus.
Community Members Rally to “Stop the Hate”
On March 27, a Stop the Hate Rally and Vigil was held in front of San Dimas City Hall to condemn the recent hate crimes against Asian Americans and individuals of color.
Santos Leaves Behind Legacy of Sacrifice
Santos was one of many brave nurses on the front lines in the fight against COVID-19. Unfortunately, he was also one of 1.92 million who have lost their lives during this pandemic. He was 47 years old.
Mother-Daughter Duo Hosts Prosperous Podcasts
San Dimas locals facilitate insightful conversations on their respective true-crime and kid-oriented career shows.