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Column: Did a famous grave in the Altadena hills survive the fires?
Altadena resident and filmmaker Pablo Miralles had been scheduled to debut a 20-minute documentary on Owen Brown. Miralles' ...
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Spared by the Eaton Fire, cemetery hopes to play active role in Altadena's next chapter
When the Eaton Fire erupted, the Mountain View Cemetery and Mortuary in Altadena faced a rare struggle: racing to save ...
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In Altadena, where many Black families became homeowners, displaced residents grapple with grief and uncertainty
The area is on the western edge of Altadena and was originally co-owned by abolitionist Owen Brown. Many Black residents in Altadena were displaced when the 210 Freeway was built in the ‘60s ...
Remembering Altadena, California: NCAT Professor Highlights Town's Role in Evolution of the Black Middle Class
As communities rebuild across California after January's fires, one NCAT professor sheds light on ongoing concerns in Altadena ...
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As the Living Fled, a Race to Save the Dead at an Altadena Cemetery
Workers at the Mountain View cemetery had unique ... as a notch in the path of destruction through Altadena, with homes to the south spared. Mr. Brown knows that there is more pain to come.
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Column: Did a famous grave in the Altadena hills survive the fires?
The saga was supposed to get its most prominent airing yet on Wednesday at Mountain ... Owen Brown than Miralles. His parents, immigrants from Argentina, moved from Eagle Rock to Altadena in ...