Feb. 9, 1935 – Sept. 13, 2018 Kay Ellen Rinder, 83, a longtime Glendale resident, unexpectedly passed away from a massive stroke on Thursday, Sept. 13. Kay was an outstanding wife, mother, “nani” and friend to many who describe her as a smart, beautiful, strong, practical, humble, generous and overall classy woman. She was the […]
By Robin GOLDSWORTHY The 16th Annual Wine & Gourmet Food Tasting event held on Sept. 30 was not only a chance to taste some delicious food and sample some excellent wines from a variety of cellars but also an opportunity to learn about the art of winemaking. The Tasting event is sponsored by the La […]
By Leonard COUTIN Woodward Park in Fresno saw many of California’s best runners assemble this past weekend for the 40th Asics Clovis Invitational. The invitational offered 16 races featuring two elite championship varsity boys’ and girls’ races. This is the first time runners can get acquainted with the state course before they return after engaging […]
The CVHS football team suffered its first defeat last week after Burbank came into Moyse Field and put it to the Falcons, 45-23. The Falcons surrendered the most points they have all season (Pasadena previously scored 28). With the loss, CV slipped into a three-way tie for second place in the Pacific League, with Burbank […]
Enjoy “The Rat Pack” as Glendale Memorial Health Foundation hosts the 31st Annual Evening of Wine and Roses on Sunday, Oct. 14 at the Universal Hilton. There will be a reception, silent auction and gaming tables starting at 5 p.m. followed by dinner, program, live auction and Vegas-style entertainment starting at 6:30 p.m. This year’s […]
Audri Ferguson and Timothy Lynskey took the CV Weekly with them to Whitby, England. Whitby is a seaside town in Yorkshire, northern England, split by the River Esk. On the East Cliff, overlooking the North Sea, the ruined Gothic Whitby Abbey (scene in the background of the photo) was Bram Stoker’s inspiration for “Dracula.” Nearby […]
By Holly Ween, Scare Reporter This week is all about costumes! One of the best and scariest parts of Halloween is becoming someone (or something) else for a night. Thanks (or no thanks) to Google, YouTube, Amazon, Etsy, etc., trick or treaters can now search for virtually anything, show their parents how to make it, […]
By Charly SHELTON Every Halloween, theme parks around LA go all out for the season with haunted attractions, walkthroughs and shows. Universal Studios Hollywood is a major player, Six Flags Magic Mountain holds its own, even the Queen Mary gets into the act with its festival area transforming into a nautical haunt. But the granddaddy […]
Ask Phyllis! Determining Your Home’s Value Dear Phyllis, I plan on selling my home next year and retiring in Nevada. I frequently attend open houses in my neighborhood and have checked my home’s zestimate on Zillow. I am curious as to how a real estate agent will determine my home’s value and how […]
There are many instances where women and people of color feel their voices have been silenced. Classical music has traditionally been one of those places and most orchestras are performing 98% or more of their music by white men. However, female composers and composers of color are writing some of the most inspiring music […]