By Charly SHELTON With Labor Day coming up and swarms of guests heading to local theme parks, there’s something CV Weekly readers should be aware of at Disneyland – a new feature that changes the game. Disney’s FASTPASS service has been a mainstay of the Disneyland Resort since 1999 and, despite a bit of confusion […]
Movie Fun at Shadow Hills Presbyterian Church Shadow Hills Presbyterian Church host free Friday night movies! Popcorn, soda and hot dogs will be available for sale. Sunday’s sermons will relate back to each night’s film. A separate film/activity will be offered to children for PG-13 and R rated films. The following films will be shown […]
By Dylan SYLVESTER The 2016-17 school year at Crescenta Valley High School ended with auditions for the school’s much-lauded Comedy Sportz High School League. This was an opportunity for CV students (as well as incoming students) to demonstrate their comedy chops onstage for a shot at getting on the team. Comedy Sportz is an after-school […]
Spotlight Apps Accepted Southern California high school students interested in the performing arts can apply now to be a part of the 30th annual free Spotlight arts education and scholarship program presented by The Music Center. The annual program offers arts training, experience and workforce development skills taught by professional artists and arts administrators, and […]
Montrose Search and Rescue – Abandoned Mine Traps Both Explorer and Rescuer The abandoned mines that hThe abandoned mines that honeycomb our San Gabriel Mountains attract adventurers like moths to a flame. These ancient holes in the ground, often held up by rotting timbers over a century old, can be death traps for those with […]
Crescenta Valley Water District Refinances Bond Debt for Long Term Savings It is the mission of the Crescenta Valley Water District (District) to provide quality water and wastewater services to the Crescenta Valley community in a dependable and economically responsible manner. On Tuesday, Aug. 15, the District board of directors took another significant step […]
‘MIGRANT’ AT ADAMS SQUARE MINI PARK The Adams Hill Neighborhood Association is hosting the art installation “Migrant” by Luke Elton Smith through Nov. 17. Luke Elton Smith is an installation artist and architect residing in Los Angeles. His work focuses on the creation of spatial effects that create multiple readings on various scales. He studied […]
QUESTION: We have a relative who tells us she’s mean and she knows she’s mean and she wishes she wasn’t. We tell her to pray and ask God to help her be kind and loving. Mostly, she’s mean toward a certain person. We pray for her but nothing seems to be changing. Is there something […]
The Early Bird Gets the Worm… In this case, the “worm” is your ticket to Montrose’s 1st Annual Holiday Wine Walk on Saturday, Nov. 4 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. … and the “early bird” could be you! In case you missed it, we held our first ever Wine Walk here in the […]
What to Shred and What to Keep There will be a free community document shredding event taking place concurrently with our Foothills Community Business Expo on Sept. 13 at USC Verdugo Hills Hospital. Presented by the three local chambers, along with Athens Services and SCORE of Greater Los Angeles, the shredding truck will be parked […]