Here is the paper for Thursday, May 8, 2014. Check back every Friday to get your copy on your computer, Smartphone, eReader or tablet to take with you on-the-go! If it works or doesn’t work on your device, let us know and we can make a note of it to improve the experience, or if you […]
Mardo K has Fine Jewels for Mom! Last year we all watched as a great amount of time, money, and detail went into building out Mardo K Fine Jewelry (2269 Honolulu). I am encouraging all of our readers to visit and see the resulting opulence and good taste. Plus you would enjoy meeting gemologist owner […]
“Intelligence is the ability to adapt to change.” ~ Stephen Hawking By nature, human beings tend to resist, and even resent, change but the reality is that change happens whether we want it to or not. It comes down to how we respond and react. Some of us control freaks may become completely unglued and […]
The Month of May: Golf Tournament, ArtWalk, Memorial Day, Arts & Crafts Festival May is a very busy month here in Montrose. On Monday night, we had a great turnout at our Glendale City Council candidates’ forum. Over 70 people turned out to hear what the candidates stand for and what their goals are if […]
By Charly SHELTON In 2012, the world was introduced to Andrew Garfield as Peter Parker, the Amazing Spider-Man. Coming off of a three-movie run with interesting-as-Elmer’s Paste Toby Maguire as Peter Parker, it is this reviewer’s opinion that anyone would have been an improvement in the title role. But now, with the honeymoon phase wearing […]
By Ted AYALA Lovers of the rare and exotic, watch out! A “Gnarwhallaby” sighting is set to take place tonight at the Neighborhood Church in Pasadena. Before you reach for your rifle and supply of tranquilizer darts, just what exactly is a “Gnarwhallaby?” Well, for starters, it isn’t an “it,” but rather a “them.” As […]
By Sabrina WALENTYNOWICZ In a world of increasingly large, faceless companies, a small group of jewelers, seamstresses, and all around “crafty” people formed The Artisan Group. Their goal is to get their products noticed as being handmade and unique. They prepare gift bags for celebrities and VIPs at special events so that they will wear […]
By Mary O’KEEFE Hollywood is more than just a district in Los Angeles, more than just a general term used to describe the film industry –Hollywood is also a place where people live, have businesses and strive to keep arts in the hearts and minds of their community and beyond. It was that spirit of […]
By Mary O’KEEFE The Crescenta Valley 3rd Annual Prayer Breakfast was held on Tuesday in the early morning hours. About 200 people were in attendance at this year’s breakfast held at the First Baptist Church – La Crescenta. The event celebrated the diversity of beliefs in Crescenta Valley. The foundation of the CV prayer breakfast, […]
Talcott Offers Lecture Brian Talcott will present a talk titled, “Responding to God’s Sustaining Love” on Saturday, May 17 at 2 p.m. at First Church of Christ, Scientist, in La Cañada. The lecture will take a closer look at what is involved with making wise choices and seeking God’s direction to find our place in […]