By Mary O’KEEFE It’s that phone call no one wants to get – a loved one has been in a traffic accident. But when living and driving in Southern California, the chances are high that a call will come, and chances are even higher if the driver is on a motorcycle. That dreaded call came […]
On May 2, a man was arrested and charged with false imprisonment and substantial sexual conduct with a child under 14 years, as defined by California Penal Code 1203.066(b). Arrested was Denis Alcazar, 34, (right) of Los Angeles. On Oct. 5, 2017, officers from the Glendale Police Dept. responded to a call for service regarding […]
All four GUSD comprehensive high schools rank among the nation’s best according to the U.S. News & World Report’s 2018 Best High Schools ranking. Crescenta Valley, Clark Magnet, Hoover, and Glendale high schools earned silver medals, ranking in the top 12% of high schools nationally. Crescenta Valley High ranked in the top 3%, Clark Magnet […]
Vietnam Memorial Names – Roy Fryman, Stephen Golsh, Ralph Duemling Roy Allen Fryman, Aug. 24, 1969 – Roy Fryman, nicknamed “Pepper” by his fellow Marines, is the most highly decorated man on the Vietnam Memorial. He was awarded both the Silver Star and the Navy Cross, the second highest medal for valor. Pepper Fryman […]
My Budget Priority – May 2018 It’s spring; and in Sacramento there’s plenty to be happy about – we have a robust economy boosting the state’s coffers, new proposals to boost funding for critical services, and significant savings to put into our rainy day fund. These are undoubtedly all good things, and they lay […]
Dunsmore Elementary School PTA held its annual talent show on April 20, with this year’s theme being “Bright Lights, Big City!” Volunteers Debbie Kramer, Donn Molzahn, Amanda Navar, Susann Schick, Sara Sellers and Ken Wollard dedicated their time and expertise in helping organize the acts to make the talent show a possibility. Students in grades […]
Mountain Avenue Elementary School recently traveled back through time to explore the Age of the Dinosaurs for its science fair theme, “Science is Dino-mite!” Students looked over 30 different large fossils, plus interesting rocks, gems and minerals, brought to the school by the traveling-museum company “Dinosaurs Rock” and local geologist and paleontologist, Dr. Donald Prothero […]
Saying Goodbye to a Dunsmore Friend Calling all Dunsmore families, students and alumni! The Dunsmore staff and PTA is hosting a retirement celebration honoring Sharon Padilla on May 24 at 2:45 p.m. at Dunsmore Elementary School auditorium. The celebration honors the 26-year commitment of Padilla who has touched the life of every kindergartner who has […]
Updated: CIF finals will be held Saturday, May 19 at El Camino College. Field events will start as early at 10:30 a.m. with running events at 1 p.m. (note time change). By Leonard COUTIN Trabuco High School has historically been the site of the Division 1 CIF track and field prelims. Last year the […]