By Julie BUTCHER At a short and routine council meeting, held on the first floor of Glendale City Hall because an out-of-order elevator made the second floor – and the Council chambers – inaccessible, the body adopted a version of a sidewalk vending ordinance at issue for several meetings. It also voted to implement the […]
June 25, 1923 – Oct. 28, 2019 Marjorie ”Margie” Carol Webb passed away peacefully in San Juan Capistrano on Oct. 28. She was 96. Margie was born to Walter and Clara Jacobsen on June 25, 1923 in Chicago, Illinois. She had a brother, Walter. In June 1953, Margie married Philip Holland in Los Angeles and […]
Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Dept. Major Crimes Bureau investigators believe there may be additional victims and/or witnesses in the “Knock-Knock” Burglary Crew case in the La Cañada Flintridge area. Suspects Walker, Murphy and Garcia were arrested on Nov. 10 in the La Cañada Flintridge area. Anyone who was victimized by these suspects are urged to […]
Big Plans I knew that this past weekend was going to be busy for both Steve and me. He was overseeing the American Heroes Airshow in Hansen Dam on Saturday; I was overseeing the Prom Plus Holiday Boutique the same day. I was disappointed that neither of us could support the other’s event but sometimes […]
“Where’s the rain? It should be raining Where’s the thunder and lightning? Something just a bit more frightening. But why is there clear blue sky? Where’s the rain? Come on, rain, rain, rain…” Jocelyn and Chris Arndt, New York siblings and blues-rock music artists Where is the rain anyway? I’m waiting … It’s now […]
This year’s annual Lincoln PTA Reflections Art ceremony took place on Oct. 23 in the Lincoln auditorium. Principal Barbara Fariss, PTA President Sarah Miller and first grade teacher Nicolas James welcomed the students and their parents into the auditorium, which was transformed into an art gallery. Parents and students enjoyed appetizers as they admired the […]
The Assistance League® of Flintridge (ALF) presented Disney’s “Aladdin Kids” at Lanterman Auditorium on Oct. 25. Actors in grades three through six hosted an evening of song and dance for family and friends. Katelyn Fike directed the play. Tristan Waldron assisted with song and dance numbers. Nancy Abbott was the accompanist. The role of Aladdin […]
St. James-Holy Redeemer School organized its first jog-a-thon in October. With support from both parishes the school, which boasts over 100 students, raised nearly $21,000 – double the initial goal of $10,000. Additional donations are being accepted through Nov. 30 through PayPal http://sjhrschool.org/jogathon-2019. The school held the fundraiser to raise money for school supplies, classroom […]
Foothill Municipal Water District (FMWD) announce four students in the district’s service area made the final selection of 36 art pieces that will be featured in the 2020 Metropolitan Water District of Southern California “Water is Life” student art calendar. The four were selected from 219 pieces of artwork submitted by students through 26 water […]
By Vincent PAGE On Friday night, despite the team’s missing star quarterback Chase Center and Armen Erdoglyan, the leader of its offensive line, the Crescenta Valley Falcons were unfazed in their CIF SS opening round matchup against Peninsula High School. With a final score of 20-11, the game was in the Falcons’ control from the […]