Action Comics #1 is up for sale. The most valuable comic book of all time, and this copy is the best graded copy in existence. Featuring the first appearance of Superman and touted as the first superhero comic book ever, Action Comics #1 from June 1938 is incredibly rare. Not only that, but it’s even […]
Another tremendous summer of California Philharmonic concerts culminates this weekend with “Broadway & Bolero,” the captivating season finale featuring esteemed Maestro Victor Vener, his world-class orchestra and a powerful trio of special guests. Taking place Saturday, Aug. 23 at Santa Anita Race Track and Sunday, Aug. 24 at Walt Disney Concert Hall, the scintillating program […]
By Greg ARAGON There was a beautiful calm on Lake Mohave as we eased the pontoon into Owl Point Cove to board our houseboat for the weekend. We had just cruised about 20 miles down the Colorado River from the base of Hoover Dam, and I was ready to climb aboard the vessel and settle […]
“A Commitment to Excellence” describes not only the Orthopaedic Institute for Children but also Michael P. Sullivan, its vice president and chief philanthropy officer. Sullivan will speak at the La Cañada Flintridge Orthopaedic Guild Book and Author Luncheon on Oct. 28. The mission of the OIC, formerly known as Orthopaedic Hospital, is to provide outstanding […]
Dilbeck Real Estate, headquartered in La Cañada Flintridge, announced the appointment of Donna Beebe, as the company’s Christie’s International Real Estate specialist. In her new role with the company, Beebe will be available to all Dilbeck sales partners to assist them with their upscale properties and explain all that Christie’s has to offer in conjunction […]
On July 31, a ribbon cutting was held at 103 Lounge by the Glendale Chamber of Commerce. Chamber president and CEO Judee Kendall welcomed the newest “go to” establishment in town located at 103 E. Broadway at Brand. Partners Rene Garcia, Albert Garcia, Michelle Mokhatas and Gino Nunez celebrated the event with local dignitaries and […]
The Glendale-Crescenta Valley Chapter of the American Red Cross held its annual fine wine and food at the Forest Lawn Museum in June. The event offered ticketholders the opportunity to compare an array of carefully selected wines from California and around the world. Light appetizers from Chin-Chin Catering accompanied the wines, along with a variety […]
Cindy and Spence Charles brought the CV Weekly along during a recent visit to Seattle, Washington. Spence (a Raider fan) and Cindy (the Niner fan) enjoyed a fun tour of the Seattle Seahawks football stadium. What better place than a photo in the press room? CV Weekly loves to travel! Take us along on your […]
By Isiah REYES After 30 years of holding one-on-one private music lessons, professional musician and music teacher Marty Buttwinick continues to find new avenues to deliver his knowledge, whether it is through new books or online videos. Buttwinick has delivered over 40,000 hours of private lessons and consultations, played for thousands of events both small […]
At its Founders Day celebration on July 31, the Glendale Rotary (Noon) Club honored active members who joined the club prior to 1980. These included Don Galleher, Hal Hanable, Chuck Reinhart, Don Russ, and Tye Veden. Former members of the Club – Frank Gaspar, Dave Harshman, John Hedlund, Jack (Duke) Hoffman, and Rich Martin – […]