By Néstor CASTIGLIONE “There’s no such thing as bad publicity,” goes the old adage. Though it’s safe to say that many Glendalians are likely none too fond of the notoriety of its traffic-swarmed streets – to say nothing of the resulting accidents they leave in their wake. The Metropolitan Transportation Agency (MTA) is offering residents […]
The Crescenta Valley High School lacrosse teams traveled to Glendale High on Tuesday and came away with a split. The varsity captured another victory, beating the Dynamiters 15-8, while the JV team came up short, losing 7-5. In the varsity game, Abby Sheklow had two goals and one assist. Leah Crowther had six goals. The […]
You just never know what you’re going to see at the Hometown Country Fair. Last week, we told you about the entertainment on the main stage. Here are some things going on among the exhibitor booths. The Pasadena Humane Society will have puppies to play with. If you fall in love with one of the […]
By Mary O”KEEFE Clark Magnet High School students learned about genocides, past and present, at an emotional event last Thursday when Camp Darfur tents lined the area of the outdoor auditorium. The interactive awareness and educational event gave students an opportunity to see that genocide was not limited to one culture or one area of […]
Photos provided by Dignity Health –Glendale Memorial In commemoration of Good Friday, His Eminence Archbishop Derderian of the Western Diocese of the Armenian Church of North America, and St. Leon clergy, led a special service and blessing for the patients, staff, and community members at Dignity Health – Glendale Memorial Hospital. Following a special Good […]
John Sparr Tavern – Open for Business If you haven’t stopped by the John Sparr Tavern (3437 Ocean View Blvd., Glendale/Sparr Heights 91208) yet, you need to. It is a show stopper and well worth the wait. Marble walls, tin ceilings, stained glass windows, custom tile work and much more. But the real star of […]
A Runway With No Airplanes Sometimes a runway is not about air travel. Sometimes it is about fashion. And in the Montrose Shopping Park on Kids N Kritters Day, fasten your seatbelt, put your tray table in the upright and locked position and turn off your iPhone while we dazzle you with our local fashion […]
The Boy Scouts of the Verdugo Hills Council showed their spirit at the Pirate Cove Camporee at Camp Verdugo Oaks in Castaic over the weekend of March 10. Camporee is a council-wide event where multiple troops’ Scout patrols compete in scouting events and showcase their scouting skills. There were 237 people in attendance, including a […]
“A flea can trouble a lion more than the lion can harm a flea.” ~ Kenyan proverb Beautiful spring weather has settled in nicely. Warm days and cool nights, a few light spring showers and passing clouds set against clear skies overcome the days. Our Easter gathering began outside where it was almost too […]
State Senator Anthony Portantino announced yesterday that the California State Senate passed Senate Resolution 29 declaring April as a month of Armenian Genocide Recognition, commemorating the Armenian Genocide, calling for Turkey to return historic church properties to rightful congregations and requesting that the United States government formally recognize the Armenian Genocide. In his floor speech […]