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Guest Opinion | Geoff Baum: Pasadena Has Lost a Fierce Advocate, Remembering Nina Chomsky

When I reflect on the many years I served on the board and as president of the West Pasadena Residents Association, I picture countless meetings and long evenings spent debating the issues that define life in our community. Rose Bowl concerts, freeway threats, historic preservation, and the beauty of the Arroyo Seco. In nearly all of them, one voice was always present, sharp, insistent, and unyielding: Nina Chomsky’s. Nina led the Linda Vista Annandale Association with unmatched determination. Her advocacy […]


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