Precinct 8 Constables arrested six people after a pursuit reached 138 mph, and La Porte Police asked for information about Hailey Carreon, who left with a Nike duffel bag. City crews warned of low or no water pressure for three to five hours along Hankamer and in the 900 block of Foster during repairs. A new Harris Health clinic is planned for Town Square Mall’s former Dillard’s wing, with construction expected to begin in 2027. Moo Moo, Nugget and Pony Boy are on the shelter’s urgent list, and temporary foster homes are needed by noon November 6. Seventeen items in all.
Animal Shelter
Moo Moo is listed as cat-friendly, dog-friendly, house-trained and good with children.
Video: Moo Moo lost his home because of his owner’s health issues, not because he ran out of good qualities.
Nugget is potty-trained and has skin and ear issues that need care.
Nugget conquered the cutest-smile competition and is now losing to the execution clock.
Pony Boy had a microchip, but his owner did not respond when the shelter made contact.
Pony Boy has the face, the manners, and unfortunately the death list status.
Foster homes are needed through noon November 6, ahead of the November 7, 8 adoption event.
Shelter dogs and cats need a few days at home before their adoption-event debut.
City of Pasadena
The affected stretch of Hankamer runs from Alvin to Vivian. Follows the Oct 12 post.
Residents along Hankamer and in the 900 block of Foster may lose water pressure during repairs.
The clinic is planned to open in late 2028.
Harris Health plans a new clinic at the mall’s (Town Square Mall) former Dillard’s wing.
Mary Jane Howard was born October 29, 1924, and has lived in Pasadena since 1951.
Mayor Schoenbein presented Mary Jane Howard with a proclamation for her 102nd birthday.
Pasadena EDC
The first MuralFest took place on Historic Shaw Avenue.
Historic Shaw Avenue became Pasadena’s outdoor art venue for the city’s first MuralFest.
The Spanish-language visioning night is November 18, and the English-language session is November 19; both start at 5:30 p.m.
Pasadena EDC officials will ask residents to describe the entertainment district before somebody draws it.
Sam Rayburn High
Current eighth graders can review English and Spanish video presentations if they missed the October 5 parent meeting.
Video: Pasadena ISD Early College High School applications are open for current eighth graders.
Chamber of Commerce
The event runs November 5 from 5 to 9 p.m. at Pasadena Convention Center. Follows the Oct 24 post.
Start your jaw exercises now so you're ready for the Taste of the Town, serving international food at the Convention Center on November 5th.
Madison Jobe Senior Center
The senior center’s November calendar is available at pasadenatx.gov/mjscnovembercalendar.
Madison Jobe Senior Center has November plans, and residents can check the calendar before making their own.
Precinct 8 Constables
The red Dodge Charger reached speeds of up to 138 mph during the October 28 pursuit.
The Precinct 8 pursuit ended when the Charger ran out of road and its clowns ran out of places to hide.
La Porte Police
La Porte Police shared the request through its Facebook page.
Hailey Carreon left with a Nike duffel bag, and La Porte police would like to know where the evening went from there.
Convention Center & Fairgrounds
Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling is scheduled for December 4, 6 at Ross Kelley Rodeo Arena, 7601 Red Bluff Road.
Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling will bring its high-energy Japanese wrestling spectacle to Pasadena for two December days.
Parks & Recreation
The free course is open to anyone 15 or older, with sessions November 6, 8 and November 20, 22.
This is the last call for Parks & Recreation's lifeguard certification at Shipped Natatorium.
Central & Fairmont Library
This week’s programs run November 2, 7 at Central Library, 1201 Jeff Ginn, and Fairmont Library, 4330 Fairmont Parkway.
You thought October programs at Central and Fairmont Libraries were busy.
Coming up
Later today: Fairmont Library’s afterschool programs bring science activities, board games and LEGO building across November Tuesdays, and Pasadena High’s Eagle Parent Plus meeting drew more than 52 parents on October 30. Precinct 2 deputies report a stolen-dog investigation and a traffic stop on South Sam Houston Parkway East, while Rayburn students’ Manna Ranch trip included basketball, fishing and a Buc-ee’s stop. Readers can also find details on Pasadena’s November 7 Shred Day, the Shaver Showdown, and other school, recreation and community posts.