Final Skate Park Meeting Planned The County of Los Angeles Dept. of Parks & Recreation invites the public to the third of three community design workshops for the new skate park at Crescenta Valley Community Regional Park. Design workshop and presentation No. 3 will take place on Saturday, Feb. 15 at 10 a.m. at the […]
Falcon basketball can win at least a share of league with a win tonight. It will have been a long time coming. By Brandon HENSLEY If you ask Shawn Zargarian how many games in a row his Crescenta Valley High School basketball team has won, he’ll say he has no idea. If you ask him […]
On March 1, the La Cañada Gladiators Youth Football and Cheer program will open registration for the 2014 season. Applications will be available on the Gladiator webpage at www.lcgladiators.org. The Gladiator program is open to girls and boys ages 6 to 14. The Gladiators field one flag team, five tackle teams, and several cheer squads. […]
Monte Vista Elementary Junior Girl Scout Troop #14991 earned a floral design badge at Crescenta Valley Flowers with owner and designer Sarah Yegiazaryan. Girls pictured are Elizabeth Doubrovsky, Aleen Issaghoolian, Joanne Lee, Chloe Lehmann, Maya Porcelli, Jennifer Spinoglio, Hannah Tanita, Sara Torres, Katie Ward, and Ella Tamny. Leaders are Shauna Lehmann and Denise Spinoglio.
Boys’ Basketball Feb. 3: The Rebels lost a thriller in overtime to La Salle 71-68. The Lancer front line proved too tall and strong as they dominated the inside game. Robert Cartwright led the way with 30 points. Dante Fregoso and Andrew Tsangeos added 11 each. Feb. 7: The boys defeated Rio Hondo 74-52 to […]
Marissa Gould, intern The Rosemont Preserve is full of native, drought resistant plants. Three of these plants – California buckwheat, Black Sage, and White Sage – have left the reserve for a new place to grow. The seeds were collected by the Friends of the Rosemont Preserve and some local Girl Scouts. The seeds have […]
The third grade Girl Scout Brownie troop from Monte Vista Elementary recently completed work on a community service project to encourage recycling of plastic water bottles at their school. The girls purchased and decorated two large recycling trashcans for their campus. To get the word out to their schoolmates, the girls wrote a brief article […]
By Jason KUROSU The past year has seen some notable Montrose restaurants change ownership, some with less certain futures than others. The Rocky Cola Café, which enjoyed popularity and regular patronage at the corner of Honolulu and Verdugo for 25 years, has been undergoing renovations since its closure at the end of 2012. Jeffrey Williams, […]
Lincoln Elementary School placed in five art categories this year in the annual PTA Reflections art contest district-wide. The 2013-14 Reflections program theme was “Believe, Dream, Inspire.” Each year, students in grades kindergarten through 12 are recognized for bringing the theme to life through film production, dance, choreography, literature, music composition, photography and visual arts. […]
More Rockhaven Sanitarium Ghost Stories As most of us in CV already know, Rockhaven Sanitarium is one of the brightest stars in the valley’s history. From 1923 to 2006, Rockhaven provided the absolute best of care to women with mild mental disabilities. Ladies who had often lived lives of great achievement were able to finish […]