The Chinese New Year Art Exhibit will be on display at City Hall through Jan. 29.
MORE
Family-owned and -operated since 1957, Athens was founded on the simple principle of providing exceptional service, by hiring and developing great people, while fostering a safe, healthy, and sustainable environment, that's The Athens Way.
MORE
The Chamber switched to a virtual event this year and invited three former Rose Queens to give updates on their lives since their parade, share memories, and answer questions from attendees.
Today, Manny’s sons, David, Chris, Vince, and Peter, are leading Valley Vista Services. Their passion still lies in serving the Greater Los Angeles area and San Gabriel Valley communities, which is why they remain highly involved in outreach efforts and contribute in countless ways to the betterment of the community.
“My teacher, Ms. Magdolna, has taught me everything I know about the violin,” said Angilia Zheng, a young CEMALA violinist. “She has shown me a world of music that I am extremely grateful for."
All three new board members are educators whose childhood experiences animate their work and achievements.
The Chamber switched to a virtual event this year and invited three former Rose Queens to give updates on their lives since their parade, share memories, and answer questions from attendees.
Today, Manny’s sons, David, Chris, Vince, and Peter, are leading Valley Vista Services. Their passion still lies in serving the Greater Los Angeles area and San Gabriel Valley communities, which is why they remain highly involved in outreach efforts and contribute in countless ways to the betterment of the community.
“My teacher, Ms. Magdolna, has taught me everything I know about the violin,” said Angilia Zheng, a young CEMALA violinist. “She has shown me a world of music that I am extremely grateful for."
Last March, City Councilmember Adele Andrade-Stadler and Alhambra Teachers Association President Tammy Scorcia were discussing the emerging COVID-19 virus and how it could impact the city and the schools. They concluded the global disease would only get worse and that the city and many of its vulnerable school students would feel the effects of it. They were right. But they were not content to be right; they began doing something about it.
The Chinese New Year Art Exhibit will be on display at City Hall through Jan. 29.
