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By Ted AYALA Mozart may have died a premature death, but in his 35 years of life he packed an enormous amount of creative activity. Virtually no genre in existence during his lifetime did he leave untouched: opera, symphony, string quartet, liturgical music, even works for musical clocks and choral canons on humorous texts that […]
By Mary O’KEEFE oy Scout troops, leaders and local organizations were honored at the Verdugo Hills Council, Foothill District Leader Recognition Dinner on Saturday. The event was a time to celebrate the Boy Scout life and to thank those who volunteer their time to scouting. Several awards and recognitions were handed out including the Extra […]
On May 3, Pickwick Gardens and Banquet Center in Burbank was the scene of The Campbell Center’s (formerly GAR) 23rd Annual Derby Day: Run for the Roses, the agency’s main fundraising event. The afternoon hosted nearly 200 guests who were the first to witness the formal unveiling of the organization’s new name and logo. The […]
Foothill Municipal Water District (Foothill MWD or District) announced that it is the receipt of the La Cañada Valley Beautiful Award for the district’s demonstration garden. Foothill MWD’s demonstration garden is located in front of the district’s main office and Operations Center at 4536 Hampton Road, La Cañada Flintridge. La Cañada Valley Beautiful periodically […]
American Legion Post #288 in La Crescenta recently presented two legionnaires, Michael Carone and Angelo Chiarot who are both WWII veterans, with a copy of their posting on the national WWII memorial website “Registry of Remembrances.” According to its website, the World War II Registry is a listing of Americans who contributed to the […]
Stacy Richardson was again named the number one residential sales agent for the entire Dilbeck organization. Richardson received this honor for 19 years of her 23-year career and credits her clients and friends for helping her achieve these accolades. According to Richardson, the most memorable award she has ever received was the Raymond T. […]
Some ladies from the La Crescenta Woman’s Club made a trip to Glendale Memorial Breast Cancer Center to distribute some of their handmade chemo caps. They were met by Mary Ann Robertson, associate supervisor of the center. The facility provides diagnosis and treatment to many people with breast and other forms of cancer. The LCWC […]
ASTER and Senior Activities! www.TheAster.org By Dr. Mark Anthony The most common question I get from people when they find out that I am on the board of directors at ASTER is: “What is ASTER and what does it do?” The simple answer is: We help seniors and their caregivers connect to as many […]
By Brandon HENSLEY or the last win of the Falcons’ season, it was appropriate the seniors led the charge, as well their big star for next year. No, Crescenta Valley High School softball didn’t live up to all of the expectations going into the 2014 season. The team was expected to compete with Burbank for […]