QUESTION: Ever since our grandson was 5 years old, he has wanted to be an astronaut. He’s a self-studied astronomer, and keeps up on any new information that’s about outer space. He’s now 17 and about to graduate from high school. In addition to being an A-plus student, he is respectful and helpful. Can you […]
THEN AND NOW EXHIBIT Little Landers Historical Society announces the opening of a new temporary exhibit at Bolton Hall Museum. “Then and Now” features historic photos of places in the foothills community compared to photos of the same locations in more recent times. Little Landers member Craig Durst determined the exact […]
By Susan JAMES Full disclosure: I lived in India for several years. The sound of a sitar or a camera panning across an orange sunset behind the Taj Mahal can make me cry. So I was predisposed to like Disney’s new family, feel good film “Million Dollar Arm.” But here’s the good part: You don’t […]
By Ted AYALA If the Glendale Pops’ performance at the Alex Theatre last Saturday night proved anything, it was that you can’t keep a good band down. The ensemble’s fans may find themselves regretting that due to renovations done on the Alex in the past few months, that the Pops was forced to trim its […]
By McKenna MIDDLETON, intern Tea time began promptly at 11 a.m. this past Saturday at the La Crescenta Woman’s Club. The festivities were a fundraiser to benefit the junior evening section of the LCWC. Women of all ages were in attendance to experience the hospitality that the LCWC is known for while enjoying the Spring […]
On May 8, Las Candelas was honored to receive the Character & Ethics Project Community Award for the guiding principles of loyalty, compassion and citizenship. The presentation was held at the Glendale Unified School District boardroom at 5:30 p.m. The mission of Las Candelas (founded in 1953) is to provide volunteer services to emotionally challenged […]
Questions About Today’s Real Estate? Ask Phyllis! Handling An Out of State Sale Dear Phyllis, I am the executor of my Uncle’s estate (he resided in Texas). He didn’t have his affairs in order and I learned that although he has a will the home sale must go through […]
CV Weekly went along on vacation to Kona, Hawaii with Julia Leeper and her friend Julie Brown. CV Weekly loves to travel! Take us along on your next trip and send us a photo. You may find yourselves on the pages of the community’s favorite newspaper.
The following local students received SMU Multicultural Academic Achievement Awards at the 24th Annual Achievement ceremony. Ricki Lubell of Glendale received the Award of Achievement. From La Cañada, Kira Ramani and Olivia Warner received the Award of Achievement. To be recognized with the Award of Achievement, a student must have a grade point average of […]
By Leonard COUTIN It was with an air of anticipation that athletes took to the field at the Pacific League track and field competition on Friday at Arcadia High School. It was the contest for which many trained, propelling the best to the CIF prelims. At the end of the events all participating schools qualified […]