Beltway 8 northbound sidewalks are complete, with inside-lane paving at Spencer Highway scheduled and southbound sidewalk repairs expected to finish by the end of November. Pasadena Eagle Shaun Aguirre broke the district’s single-season rushing record, surpassing a mark of 2,177 yards that had stood for nearly a century. Cassie, a shy dog found trapped at a trailer park, is available for adoption or fostering, and the libraries have storytimes throughout the month. Sixteen items in all.
Central & Fairmont Library
Baby Storytime meets Mondays at 1 p.m. at Fairmont Library, while Family Storytime is Tuesdays at 10:30 a.m. at Central Library.
The libraries have scheduled enough storytime to keep the picture books busy all month.
The Beanstack challenge deadline is November 13; participants must read five graphic novels or manga for a chance at prizes.
Readers have until November 13 to earn their way into Ichigo-Con’s prize drawings.
The Portable Planetarium offers a 360-degree view of the night sky inside an immersive dome.
Ichigo-Con will give Pasadena a trip through the stars without requiring a spaceship.
PISD
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Miss Melgar gives Pasadena fourth-graders something useful to take beyond elementary school.
Aguirre surpassed the previous district mark of 2,177 yards, which had stood for nearly a century.
Pasadena Eagle Shaun Aguirre breaks the district’s single-season rushing record.
Animal Shelter
Cassie was found trapped at a trailer park and is available for adoption or fostering, with supplies provided to foster homes.
Cassie has spent long enough being scared and could use a place to be spoiled like your lap.
Precinct 2 Constables
Precinct 2 attended the Nutcracker Festival at a senior apartment community.
Precinct 2 found a senior community in the holiday spirit, despite the Grinch.
Pasadena ISD Police Department
Pasadena ISD Police Department judged the SHI staff’s College Week cooking competition.
Pasadena ISD staff put their culinary reputations on the line during College Week.
City of Pasadena
Greenshadow traffic signal work begins November 9 in both directions.
Beltway 8 northbound sidewalks are complete as more work moves toward Spencer.
Pasadena Police
Students visit the police department for a look at subjects from their textbooks.
Former Sgt. Chuck Barth continues bringing students to PPD for lessons beyond the textbook.
Precinct 8 Constables
Kile Peters was recognized alongside his K9 partner, Duke.
Deputy Kile Peters honored by Cortez/Norris American Legion Post 319 for his service with K9 partner Duke
Chamber of Commerce
The Chamber’s Taste of the Town was held the previous evening.
In case you missed it. The Chamber’s Taste of the Town celebrated its 37th year with local food and community support.
Pasadena Little Theatre
The free recital starts at 7 p.m. on November 13 and 14.
The Black Box Academy will offer an evening of emerging theater talent at Pasadena Little Theatre on November 13 and 14.
Pasadena High
The post congratulates the players, coaches and seniors but gives no further season details.
Lady Eagles volleyball finishes the season with bigger plans than a banner.
American Legion Post 521
Auxiliary Unit 521 raises funds through its annual February Dinner for Cancer Research.
Auxiliary Unit 521’s cancer research work gets a boost from the Tractor Supply Foundation.
La Porte Police
The Records Division maintains records and information while supporting officers, investigators and other divisions.
La Porte Police honors its Records Division during National Law Enforcement Records Week.
Coming up
Later today, readers can find a call for young artists in grades 3 through 5 to make poison-safety posters, plus Dobie volleyball players’ academic honors. Parks & Recreation registration for the winter youth basketball league closes Friday, and Deer Park Police lists a prescription and needle drop-off on November 14 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 2911 Center St.