By Michael J. ARVIZU A proposed construction project by Canyon Park Homes in the 12400 block of Big Tujunga Canyon Road in Tujunga has already raised eyebrows among residents concerned with the area’s fragile infrastructure and narrow roadway. The project is being billed as similar to one already taking place on Sister Elsie Drive in […]
Aug. 29, 1922 – July 19, 2014 Webster Wiley Jr., 91, of Glendale, passed away July 19 at his home in Apple Valley. Son of Webster Sr. and Theldra Wiley, he was born in Los Angeles in 1922, and attended Glendale High School and college before serving in the Army Air Force during WWII. He […]
April 06, 1926 – July 20, 2014 John Cacioppo, a loving husband of 64 years to wife JoMarie, peacefully passed on July 20 to be with our Lord. He was a proud and devoted father to four daughters – Rosanne, Marleen, Sharie and Carole; a dearly loved grandfather of seven – Sean, David, Nicholas, Michelle, […]
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By Charly SHELTON Where can you go in La Crescenta to get a good burger? Montrose has Montrose Bakery and La Cañada has North Shore Burger. But La Crescenta? Tee’s on the Green has served great burgers and local craft beers for the last four years, but it’s a hidden gem. Nestled along the putting […]
The annual crime awareness campaign celebrates its 31st year with community events. By Jason KUROSU Since 1984, National Night Out has given neighborhoods across the country an opportunity to gather, get to know each other and discover resources for boosting awareness of crime within the community. Tuesday, Aug. 5 will be the 31st anniversary of […]
By Samantha SLAYBACK In January, the weekly farmers market in Glendale changed location and was rechristened the Downtown Glendale Market. Along with these changes, the market also underwent new management. Previously it was run by the city and when local businesses started complaining that the market was blocking their shops, the city planned to shut […]
Who Rescued Who? Molly was rescued from the Pasadena Humane Society 16 months ago. When we first rescued her we never realized she would be like our child. We are 75 years old and not sure about getting another dog, but now we know she is the one and we are so happy we found […]
By Mary O’KEEFE After numerous fundraisers and many years, the Two Strike Park Memorial Wall was completed in 2013. It was a labor of respect, loyalty and service not only for the veterans who began the remodeling project of the older wall, but to the entire community that came out in force to raise funds. […]
“Our Business is Your Business” A Magical Place for Children and Adults! Yes, this place exists right here in the Crescenta Valley! Once Upon A Time bookstore in Montrose is that place and we are proud to say it is the newest member of the Crescenta Valley Chamber of Commerce! Founded in 1966, “Americas Oldest […]