In 1989, while celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary in Fiji, Dr. Jerold Beeve and his wife, Dorothy, met many Fijian people with severe eye problems. Dr. Beeve, an ophthalmologist who lives in La Cañada, gave two of his own pairs of glasses to a man struggling to see. As a result of that trip, and […]
Effective June 30, health care leader Jack Ivie will conclude his 42-year career and retire from his position as president of Glendale Memorial Hospital. Entering health care in 1975 as a licensed physical therapist practicing at St. John’s Hospital in Oxnard, Ivie’s career encompassed progressive experience in clinical, operational and senior leadership positions with acute […]
On April 30, the California Women’s Chorus, Inc. (CWC) presented its 48th annual public concert at the Glendale Hilton Hotel. Members of the 10 CWC choruses in California came together in the hotel’s Grand Ballroom to share their talents and to entertain a full house. Local choruses, Verdugo Hills Women’s Chorus and Burbank Singers, both […]
Ask Phyllis! What’s Included In The Sale Dear Phyllis, We just closed escrow and upon moving discovered that the seller removed the dining room light fixture and replaced it with a cheap apartment grade light. They also removed a brass pot rack from the kitchen. Do you think we have any recourse? Ron […]
By Brandon HENSLEY fter sharing the Pacific League championship in 2016, the Crescenta Valley Falcon baseball team earned an outright title this season after a 1-0 victory over rival Arcadia Tuesday night at Stengel Field. It is the fifth League championship for CV since the 2012 season. The only run of the game came […]
The LA Dream Basketball Academy won the Boys 13U Division championship, Spring Tip-off IndiHoops Ranking Tournament at Arrowhead Christian Academy in Redlands hosted by SoPac Basketball April 22-23. LA Dream is located in Glendale and closely affiliated with the Homenetmen Ararat Chapter. The LA Dream wore their Armenian Genocide commemorative T-shirts in a sign of […]
By Leonard COUTIN On Friday, the Pacific League championship finals produced many outstanding marks that will advance local athletes to the CIF prelims being held on Saturday. The Division 1 qualifiers will compete at Trabuco High School starting with field events at 11 a.m. After more than five months of conditioning, and working through invitation […]
It was a “Star Wars” themed evening at Mountain Avenue Elementary School on May 4. The annual art night is an event where every child at Mountain Avenue displays art. “We are proud of our artists and are so appreciative of our PTA for organizing the event,” said Principal Jaclyn Scott. “The Rosemont [Middle School] […]
The Girl Scouts of Troop 4511(all Mountain Avenue fourth graders) have a passion for dogs and cats, so it was a natural choice for them to complete their Agents of Change journey at a local animal shelter. The girls developed their sewing talents by making 20 fleece blankets. They also developed their leadership skills and […]