Montrose Search and Rescue – Modern Cellphone Rescues Last week I told the story of one of the first cellphone calls for help by a lost hiker – circa 1991. I checked in with current MSAR member Steve Goldsworthy to find out the state of rescue technology in the field of cellphones. Steve is […]
Glendale City Councilmember Paula Devine and her husband Art joined us for the Crescenta Valley Community Association meeting on Thursday. We are very pleased that they took the time to learn more about the issues important to the residents of the Crescenta Valley. We discussed California Senate Bill 649, currently being considered in Sacramento, which […]
By Megan MELNYK The people of Sunland and the surrounding areas were in for a sweet treat this past weekend with the continuation of a long-standing tradition. The 55th Annual California Watermelon Festival, which was held at the Hansen Dam Soccer Complex, brought many smiles and sticky fingers to attendees who celebrated the historic crop […]
Ask Phyllis! Multiple Offer Snafu Dear Phyllis, I enjoy reading your question and answers. My son and daughter-in-law have been looking at homes for two months. It’s been difficult for them, because most of the homes are snapped up quickly. They just lost a home they loved and we are all still confused. This is […]
Carleton College awarded a Bachelor of Arts degree to 505 graduating members of the Class of 2017 on June 10 at its 143rd commencement ceremony. Zachary Montes of La Crescenta graduated with a BA in cognitive science. Montes is the child of Raul and Laurie Montes of La Crescenta. Ryan Schloessmann of Glendale (91208) graduated […]
On July 20, The Marcia Ray Breastlink Women’s Imaging Center at Dignity Health Glendale Memorial Hospital held a special open house to introduce the Center to the local medical community. The Center is dedicated to helping women with their breast health concerns and is designated as a Breast Center of Excellence by the American College […]
In July, Montrose Travel held its annual summer awards party and “snowpalooza” event in the parking lot at of Montrose Travel at 2349 Honolulu Ave. Now part of the global travel conglomerate Corporate Travel Management, 2017 marks the second year that Montrose Travel has combined the two popular company events resulting in an even larger […]
By Charly SHELTON After a year and a half, guests are finally able to welcome back some classic Disneyland attractions: The Mark Twain Riverboat, the Santa Fe and Disneyland Passenger Train and the mighty sailing ship Columbia. But nearest and dearest to this reporter’s heart is Fantasmic! The attractions have been closed for 18 months […]
FIBROMYALGIA/ARTHRITIS SUPPORT GROUP A community support group for persons with fibromyalgia and/or arthritis meets monthly at La Cañada Presbyterian Church for personal and social support, and education in lifestyle management of these difficult medical issues. The support group is led by Dianne Whiting, MA, PT and Katie Phillips-Rector, MS, MFT intern. The support group will […]
QUESTION: My husband (I’ll call him John) is very depressed after losing a job that he had for 30 years. The company filed for bankruptcy and totally closed down. John worked his way up from delivery boy to management and has incredible management skills, so I think he would have no problem finding another management […]