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Discover Sierra Madre Sierra Madre, CA is nestled in the foothills of Angeles National Forest. Come enjoy beautiful hikes, shops, & restaurants in a classic American setting.

08/14/2026

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Adorable lunchtime sighting! 🐻

📸 by Sierra Madre Little League・・・Some info about our Prime Program. It is a unique year round program designed for SMLL...
08/14/2026

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Some info about our Prime Program. It is a unique year round program designed for SMLL players who want more baseball development, while getting to play with their friends in the SMLL community.

The program is offered to our 12U, 11U, 10U and 9U players. Players must play with their age group. (Age is determined by the spring season of the following year).

Tryouts will take place at Heasley THIS Saturday, August 15th at the following times to determine teams for the 2026-27 Prime season:
9U - 9am
10U - 10am
11U - 11am
12U/Cooperstown - noon
 
Make up tryouts for all ages will take place on Wednesday, September 2nd at 5pm at Heasley. Please only use the make up day if you cannot make this Saturday, August 15th.

For more details, look for the email sent out this week by our league president! And, let us know if you have any questions. Go Madre!

06/05/2026

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📚 Check out Library and Community Services Director Leila Arciero as she invites the community to the grand reopening of the Sierra Madre Public Library this Saturday.

A special thank you to the Library Board of Trustees, Friends of the Library, Sierra Madre Library Foundation, staff, and community members who helped make this day possible.

We look forward to celebrating with you as we welcome the community back to the Library.

📍 440 W. Sierra Madre Blvd.
🕙 10:00 a.m.

04/26/2026

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Video captured the moment a bear charged at a hiker while on a trail on Mount Wilson in the Angeles National Forest.⁠
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Eric Chiu, who recorded the video, said he couldn’t believe what he was seeing.⁠
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“I was thinking this guy is crazy and I hope nothing happens to him,” he said.⁠
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Click the link in bio for the full story.⁠


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03/14/2026

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It’s 03.14, which means it’s National Pi day, and we’ve got you covered with our Mexican Pizza!! 🍕🍕🍕

📸 by ・・・Now that there’s an extra hour of daylight to enjoy, why not spend some time outdoors exploring ? Hike one of th...
03/14/2026

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Now that there’s an extra hour of daylight to enjoy, why not spend some time outdoors exploring ? Hike one of the many trails, meditate by the waterfall, and have a relaxing picnic!

📍 Monrovia Canyon Park, 1200 N. Canyon Blvd.
🚗 Parking: Weekday - $5 per vehicle; Weekend & Holidays - $6 per vehicle

🎥 by ・・・Your Sierra Madre Professional Firefighters have been in unified response the last several weeks to multiple res...
02/23/2026

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Your Sierra Madre Professional Firefighters have been in unified response the last several weeks to multiple rescues. Day and night we respond to Mt Wilson Trail, Chantry Flats and Bailey Canyon for medical aids and lost hikers. We want to remind hikers to stay hydrated and to plan your route to avoid getting fatigued or lost. Thankyou to and for your assistance and hardwork!

01/28/2026

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Last Saturday at 4:37 p.m., the Team was activated to respond to a report of an injured person or persons in the canyon north of First Water in Little Santa Anita Canyon. A hiker on the Mount Wilson Trail reported hearing cries from the canyon.

On deploying to the incident, the first SMSR field crew teamed up with a crew from the Sierra Madre Fire Department, while the second crew teamed up with a crew from the Arcadia Fire Department. The first crews searched up canyon from First Water, making contact with two teenagers, who were in darkness in the canyon but uninjured. The crews provided headlamps and water to the two and hiked out with them.

The reporting party did the right thing by raising the alarm when he suspected someone was injured – SMSR will always respond, and Saturday night’s search had a positive ending.

This operation was also an example of SMSR’s close collaboration with , and – we often work closely with fellow emergency responders in the field. And thankfully the litter and wheel we collectively brought up were not needed.

📸 by ・・・Merry Christmas! We’re wishing all of you a restful holiday. We’re taking the next few days off to rest and spen...
12/25/2025

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Merry Christmas! We’re wishing all of you a restful holiday. We’re taking the next few days off to rest and spend time with our families.

We’ll reopen on Saturday, December 27! Thank you all and happy holidays!!

Edgar McGregor’s forecast for this week’s storm:MONDAY NIGHT STORM UPDATE:I am reducing forecast precipitation totals sl...
12/23/2025

Edgar McGregor’s forecast for this week’s storm:

MONDAY NIGHT STORM UPDATE:

I am reducing forecast precipitation totals slightly to reflect the better agreement among forecast models on this storm system.

About 5.00” - 9.00” is expected across our foothill communities, with isolated amounts to 14.00” in the mountains. The Weather Prediction Center (WPC) has issued a HIGH-RISK outlook for excessive rainfall across our area, with heavy to torrential rainfall rates.

Wednesday will be a dramatic day for Southern California, with a slow-moving atmospheric river targeting Ventura and Los Angeles Counties. For a full 13 hours between 11 PM Tuesday and noon Wednesday, the central moisture axis will be pointed right at the San Gabriel Mountains. dBZ values above 50 are possible at any time, indicating there is ample opportunity for debris flows in our local burned canyons.

Thursday, however, now appears more dangerous. Sometime around 5 PM, a squall line will sweep the Los Angeles Basin, with extreme rain rates exceeding 65 dBZ. Should a thunderstorm strike a burned canyon, a significant debris flow will be generated, potentially severely damaging unburned homes.

ALL RESIDENTS IN AND BELOW BURNED CANYONS NEED TO SPEND TOMORROW TAKING ACTION TO PROTECT LIFE AND PROPERTY. THIS DOES NOT NEED TO BE A LIFE-THREATENING SITUATION.

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