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 […]
It’s Back-to-School Time in the Montrose Shopping Park! Parents, it’s time to celebrate as your children head back into the classroom! Summer will soon be coming to end, so it is time to start planning your shopping list for back to school. As a kid, didn’t you love back-to-school shopping? There was something really cool […]
Glendale Businesses: Do You Have Your BRC? Every business with a physical location in Glendale, including those subleased, is required to maintain a valid BRC. So what is a BRC? First off, a BRC is not a business license or a business tax; the City of Glendale does not have a business license or business […]
The CV Chamber has been recognizing outstanding people, places and organizations in our community every year for decades. It is time once again reach out to the public for your nominees for the 2017 Recognition Banquet to be held on Oct. 26. Contact our office for a nomination application. Deadline for entry is Sept. […]
Finding Your Worth Summer is typically quiet at CV Weekly. School is out, leaving it challenging to fill our youth and sports pages. Businesses that we usually rely on for advertising dollars are dealing with skeleton crews when they and/or their employees go on vacation. Getting new customers in the door is not necessarily […]
“The first week of August hangs at the very top of summer, the top of the live-long year, like the highest seat of a Ferris wheel when it pauses in its turning. The first week of August is motionless, and hot …” ~ Natalie Babbett, “Tuck Everlasting” The above is from a children’s classic is […]
By Brian CHESNICK, Mary O’KEEFE and Charly SHELTON Hot and humid weather couldn’t keep residents away from meeting and greeting Glendale’s finest for National Night Out on Tuesday evening. The annual event brought together police, firefighters and families to strengthen relationships and to put a face on those who live to protect and serve. National […]
By Nestor CASTIGLIONE Locals and businesses still mourning the loss of Rocky Cola Café, which had formerly occupied the crucial northwest corner of Honolulu Avenue and Verdugo Boulevard and has sat empty since its closure in 2012, will soon have reason to rejoice. Tom Christopoulos, a longtime resident of La Cañada-Flintridge, is planning to open […]