On March 13, eight FSHA students participated in the 2014 L.A. Archdiocesan Youth Day liturgy. Youth Day is part of the four day Religious Education Congress. Every year, 15,000 teens from Catholic high schools and parishes from across the archdiocese and beyond gather for a day of prayer, rallies, workshops and Mass. FSHA students Brianna […]
St. George’s Preschool is hosting its annual fundraiser, Dragon Faire, on the school’s campus on Saturday, April 26. The day’s festivities are from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and the public is invited. This year’s Dragon Faire will feature game booths and prizes, face painting, an inflatable maze and obstacle course, pony rides, dragon snacks […]
Saddle up your posse and mosey on down to Palm Crest Elementary on Saturday, April 26 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. to check out their famous Silly String obstacle course, new slingshot water balloon game booth, a new and improved photo booth, and airbrush tattoos. They’ll be serving Rounds premium burgers and Costco hot […]
By Michael WORKMAN There’s a name that may not mean much to younger gamers, but to the lucky few who grew up in the ’90s, it meant quality games with absurdly entertaining and witty writing. That name is Tim Schafer, and he is one of the many amazing pioneers in the point and click adventure […]
We miss Jim While I didn’t always agree with Jim Chase’s column comments (I usually did), his creative writing, wry humor and “take” on events local, national or personal were always fun to read. Jim, hope you enjoy a little break, but keep writing and perhaps we’ll see you around town. Also, thanks to Mike […]
Mount Lowe Railway A century ago and just a few canyons to the east of the Crescenta Valley, on the face of the San Gabriel Mountains, was the Mount Lowe Railway – an amazing trolley trip into the clouds. In the late 1800s, the Crescenta Valley was lazily sleeping in the rocks and sagebrush. But […]
On Saturday, April 26, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. is the semi-annual DEA Take Back. Again we partner with Glendale police, CV sheriffs, GCC police, LCF Community Prevention Council & the Glendale Elks to remove unwanted drugs from homes. We will be at GCC (Verdugo Road at Circle Drive), and at the Rite Aid […]
A Call to Recognize the Armenian Genocide with 100th Anniversary Approaching Ninety-nine years have passed since the spring of 1915, when a dying empire launched the first genocide of the 20th century. That campaign by the Ottoman Empire’s Young Turk government – a campaign of expulsion, rape and murder – eventually killed 1.5 million Armenian […]
By YooJin SHEEN, intern Over 380 students flocked to the Crescenta Valley High School Annual Health Career Night on April 18. The event was hosted by the CVHS Academy of Science and Medicine, a three-year career pathway program implemented within the school’s curriculum that gives students the opportunity to take numerous classes specifically targeting the […]
18th Annual Golf Classic and Scholarship Fundraiser Disc Golfers Welcome! Join us Thursday, May 15 for the Montrose-Verdugo City Chamber of Commerce’s 18th annual Golf Classic and Scholarship Fundraiser at the Verdugo Hills Golf Course! This is also our first annual disc golf classic, so everyone can now join in on the fun. Not only […]