YOUTH NOTES

‘Addams Family’ Coming to CVHS The Crescenta Valley High School Performing Arts Dept. presents “The Addams Family” in the MacDonald Auditorium (4400 Ramsdell Ave., La Crescenta) March 1 and 2 at 7 p.m. Tickets are $10 student balcony, $15 general admission and $20 reserved orchestra. To reserve orchestra seats, visit https://goo.gl/forms/Md7Tug9ILVSt8cR03.   Special Lincoln Musical […]

Titles By Thalia Presented by Once Upon A Time

Every month Crescenta Valley High School student Thalia Miller gives her perspective on some of today’s most popular YA titles. (review) “The Knife of Never Letting Go” Once upon a time a man walked on the moon and, by doing so, opened a new frontier of possibilities with his “small step.” Today scientists are talking […]

Treasures of the Valley » Mike Lawler

Juvenile Delinquents of CV – A Gang Fight in Tujunga! We don’t know what led up to the fight, what offenses real or imagined caused two large groups of teenage boys to meet at Sunland Park with deadly weapons for a gang fight. We only know that police rolled up on the fight before it […]

Veterans Corner February 2019

It Ain’t Over ‘Till It’s Over for the ‘Blue Water Navy By Blake HYFIELD’ A federal appeals court in Washington sided Jan. 29 with thousands of Vietnam War veterans who were stationed offshore during the war and developed health problems linked to exposure to the toxic herbicide Agent Orange. The U.S. Court of Appeals for […]

NEWS FROM Washington » Adam SCHIFF

Making Automation Work for Everyone   Over the past 20 years, we have seen the fastest period of technological advancement in human history. The internet has become integral to daily life, bringing us into an era of unprecedented connectedness. Technology has enabled life-saving procedures in the medical field, provided increasingly sophisticated defense capabilities to our […]

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Officer Matt Welcomed Back with Pie! When I heard that Officer Matt Zakarian was returning as our community liaison to the Glendale Police Dept., I just had to bake pies to bring to our neighborhood watch meeting. [At the meeting] we had an excellent briefing by Officer Matt and crew regarding our role as neighbors […]

Questions About Today’s Real Estate?

Ask Phyllis!   Earnest Money Deposits   Dear Phyllis, My daughter and her husband have been looking at La Crescenta homes on and off for about six months. They are now serious buyers.  They are working with the real estate agent who sold us our home.  Their first offer was a fiasco.  Our Realtor® advised […]

Falcons Advance in State Playoffs

Falcons Advance in State Playoffs

By Brandon HENSLEY The road-weary Falcons ultimately came up short in the CIF Southern Section playoffs, but a return home for the first round of the Division III State tournament proved to be comforting. Crescenta Valley High basketball’s team made history on Tuesday night, as the Falcons won a state playoff game for what is […]

PFAR Introduces New PUSD Certification Program

PFAR Introduces New PUSD Certification Program

On Feb. 21, Pasadena-Foothills Association of REALTORS® (PFAR) kicked-off its first quarterly membership event of the year to a packed house at the Altadena Town and Country Club. California Association of REALTORS® Senior Vice President & General Counsel June Barlow was on hand to deliver the latest legal changes affecting real estate professionals, with an […]

Sloane’s Valley Village

Sloane’s Valley Village

By Charly SHELTON Valley Village is a little way from the Crescenta Valley, but we’ve all been stuck there at some point during rush hour. Rather than sit on the freeway, get off and explore the area until the traffic dies down. I’ve found more good restaurants than I can remember because of rush hour. […]