So Glendale’s last remaining Welcome To Glendale median barrier on Foothill Boulevard at Pennsylvania Avenue has been demolished in a traffic collision. Three accidents involving the identical Lowell Avenue barrier led to its removal but, for some inexplicable reason, Glendale decided to keep the eastern city boundary installation. That shortsighted decision left a proven road […]
By Grace BENNETT, intern Nelson Keasberry, an Eagle Scout in Troop 288 of La Crescenta, has made a significant impact on his career as a Boy Scout as well as to community of Tujunga. Keasberry recently completed his Eagle Scout service project, which is the last stepping stone to achieving the highest level in Boy […]
Every month Crescenta Valley High School student Thalia Miller gives her perspective on some of today’s most popular and upcoming YA titles. “Wild and Crooked” As communication systems evolve, people have become accustomed to talking to others who live far away. This is possible through modern technology and social media, which allows people on […]
By Leonard COUTIN Finalists in the CIF Masters Meet were welcomed to Buchanan High School’s newly renovated all-weather track for the 101st CIF State Track and Field Championships this past weekend. The two-day event began with prelims on Friday and finals competition on Saturday. The CIF State Track and Field Championships is considered the most […]
By Vincent PAGE For the first time in the history of Crescenta Valley High School, both the boys’ and girls’ swimming and diving teams are champions. Both teams won the Division III finals earlier this month. On Tuesday night, both teams were recognized by Glendale Unified School District for their historic seasons. The boys’ swimming […]
By Lori BODNAR, intern The annual Fiesta Days celebration in the City of La Cañada kept residents and visitors busy despite a spate of inclement weather on Sunday. Entertainment included live music that launched the annual summer Music in the Park series, a community movie and plenty of food to enjoy over the holiday. The […]
Spending Christmas in Vietnam By Why It’s So Important That All Remember Memorial Day Unfortunately it seems that many Americans have forgotten, or simply given up on, the true meaning of Memorial Day. For many people, Memorial Day is known as the “unofficial first day of summer.” The weather is finally warming up and kids […]
The Crescenta Valley Weekly traveled to Topeka, Kansas with Joanna and Fred Linkchorst to see the Evel Knievel Museum. (For those under 50 years, this will make no sense.) CV Weekly loves to travel! Take us along on your next trip and send us a photo. You may find yourselves on the pages of the […]
The Assistance League of Glendale (ALG) installed its new board on May 14 at the Oakmont Country Club. President Marcie Haug relinquished the gavel to new President Karen Saunders at the club’s annual meeting for installation of new officers. The organization, which last year celebrated its 75th year of service to the community, addresses the […]
Occidental College’s Sophal Ear, a sitting member of the Crescenta Valley Town Council, has been named a recipient of the 2019 Tobis Medal, bestowed annually by the UC Irvine Interdisciplinary Center for the Scientific Study of Ethics and Morality to people prominent in their chosen field who have also given back to society. ___________ Glendale […]