While everyone is working to accommodate to a new normal due to COVID-19, the teachers at Crescenta-Cañada Cooperative Nursery School (CCNS) have taken to virtual platforms to continue important learning for the school’s 3-year old Darling Ducklings and 4-year old Busy Bears. Using online apps and tools, the teachers have posted songs, stories and activities […]
The Center for Children has opened its doors so essential workers will have a safe place to leave their children when they go to work. There are measures that are being taken to keep the children, the staff and families safe. The following are the updates with new regulations that seem to be coming out […]
A Message From the CV High School Yearbook Staff Content for the yearbook is needed from seniors. This is an opportunity for them to be in the book and also to get some of their thoughts and feelings documented in the history book unique to CV for this 2020 school year. Seniors: visit the link […]
Potato Gnocchi Sautéed in Garlic Oil with Broccoli Hello, neighbors! My name is Andrew and I have been cooking in and out of the Montrose area for over 10 years. Some of you may have seen or met me at places around town, such as Oceanview Bar and Grill or maybe even The […]
Heroes Linked Provides Professional Growth for Veterans Heroes Linked provides professional development resources for veterans, military spouses and transitioning service members. By offering mentoring and other support, its goal is to enhance professional networks, promote professional growth and potentially expand career opportunities. Résumé advice, networking tips and assistance with finding veteran-friendly jobs are a few […]
Adventist Health announced its launch of the COVID-19 Virtual Assistant and Symptom Checker on the Adventist Health website, an easy and accessible way to check symptoms and obtain information about COVID-19 via online chat. “During this unprecedented time of uncertainty and constant change, Adventist Health understands the essential need and our responsibility to provide up-to-date […]
Supported by Crescenta Valley High School Prom Plus Club The Bailey Center supports, on average, 300 individuals who are in need. They have a drive-through food distribution event every Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The Center is in desperate need of food and monetary donations to fulfill the needs of the community that […]
Katie Kim, a graduate of Harvard-Westlake School, and Colin Apel, a graduate of Capistrano Connections Academy, both from La Cañada Flintridge, earned the 2019 dean’s award for academic excellence at Colgate University in Hamilton, New York. Students who receive a term grade point average of 3.3 or higher while completing at least three courses for […]
The Lanterman House Archives, which preserves the history of the Crescenta/Cañada Valley, is inviting local residents to share their experiences living through the current COVID-19 pandemic in a new digital archival collection titled Documenting COVID-19 in the Crescenta/Cañada Valley. “By sharing your stories of how you and your family are experiencing the current ‘new normal’ […]
Maybe this person should have just called ahead to have groceries waiting for pick up. Sent in by Lynn McGINNIS