By Charly SHELTON Clark Magnet High has done it again. The Lexus Eco Challenge offers high school students a chance to get environmentally involved and find practical ways of researching and improving the environment to make a better tomorrow. And, once again, the environmental geographic information system class at Clark Magnet High School entered and […]
Passing Through This past Saturday we had an unexpected visit from former neighbors who lived next-door to us for a number of years. These were the early years when my kids were young and their daughter would sit for them. Seeing them brought to mind wonderful memories that made me (again) grateful for the […]
“Water is the moving force of all nature.” ~ Leonardo Di Vinci Is California Free from Drought After Wet Winter? As the wet winter flows into spring, the 2018-19 rainy season is expected to continue changing California’s drought map. Yes, the prolonged rain flooded many areas that not so long ago were left barren from […]
By Mary O’Keefe Montrose Verdugo City Chamber of Commerce recently held a business spotlight event at Tribe to Table at 2329 Honolulu Ave. in February. The business has been a bit of a mystery since it opened, some saying it was a dog food store, others saying it has people food – the fact is […]
Ask Phyllis! Sorting Through An Estate Dear Phyllis, My mother passed away last November and I am the trustee of her estate. I have four brothers and sisters who all live out of state. None of them want to help me go through and clear the contents of her home. I am sure […]
It all began many years ago when the people on the island of Sicily in Italy suffered a dreadful famine. The villagers prayed to St. Joseph, foster-father of Jesus, and asked for his intercession with God. Their prayers were answered. With the end of the dreadful famine, a special feast of thanksgiving was held in […]
Frederic Brandt of Glendale (91208) and Jason Rowton of La Cañada were among the more than 400 students named to the Fort Lewis College dean’s list for the fall 2018 semester. These students took at least 15 credits of gradable hours and achieved a 3.60 or higher grade point average. Fort Lewis College in Durango, […]
Pasadena Heritage presents its 2019 spring home tour Historic Homes & Gorgeous Gardens on March 31. It is a self-driving tour featuring examples of noteworthy architecture and landscape design that influence each other and combine to create perfect harmony. From “curb appeal” to private interiors, visitors will enjoy places that clearly demonstrate the beauty of […]
Sara H. Kim, MD was recently named 2019 Physician Hero of the Year by Adventist Health Glendale Foundation (AHGLF). Dr. Kim will officially receive her award at the Foundation’s gala on April 14 at the JW Marriott in Downtown Los Angeles. “This is a distinctive honor because the Physician Hero is chosen by our patients,” […]
By Mary O’KEEFE Before, there were cute videos of cats playing the piano. Even before we all heard the first rendition of “Smelly Cat” on “Friends,” there was T.S. Elliot, the ultimate lover of all things cats. T.S. Elliot’s “Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats” was first published in 1939. It is a series of […]