Ask Phyllis! How To Determine If Your Agent Is Doing A Good Job Dear Phyllis, We have had our home listed for a couple of months with only one low ball offer. I read in your column that it’s a seller’s market but not for my house. It seems that every home but mine […]
QUESTION: I’m about to have my 89th birthday and I’m in great physical and mental shape. My wife died six years ago. I live in my own home and have the financial resources to pay for a housekeeper and gardener. My problem is my grown children and their families. On birthdays and holidays they give […]
Campus Revolution Planned On April 26 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., there is an opportunity to discuss issues that are affecting local kids in a negative way and to talk about the different help that is available. “Campus Revolution” is an event for Christian students, teachers, youth pastors, parents and other community members who […]
NEWS FROM THE LLHS Little Landers Historical Society hosts guest speaker oral historian and filmmaker Ellie Kahn. On May 10, Kahn will be at Bolton Hall to offer a hands-on workshop experience in collecting oral histories. Learn the basics of interviewing and sharing experiences in order to collect our personal and family’s stories. The program […]
Law Enforcement Responds to False Call By Mary O’KEEFE Glendale police and L.A. sheriffs responded to a call this morning concerning shots fired in the 3200 block of Henrietta; however, when law enforcement arrived, they discovered the call had been made under false pretenses and not by the residents of the home. Nearby schools were […]
American Legion Post 288 is celebrating 90 years as a charter, about 80 of those years at 4011 La Crescenta Ave. By Isiah REYES On April 9, 1924, Verdugo Hills Post 288 of the American Legion was chartered by the national headquarters in Indianapolis, Ind. The American Legion movement was barely four years old and […]
Counters Ochoa’s Points [Glendale] City Manager Ochoa, in this newspaper, criticized the Glendale Coalition for Better Government for filing a lawsuit challenging the City’s transfer of electric revenues to pay for general services [Viewpoints, March 26]. His focus was on the implications of potential lost revenue for those services, ignoring the implications of a city […]
The Montrose Search & Rescue Team is comprised of local community members that are sworn reserve deputies and high risk volunteer members of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Dept. In addition to being certified EMTs, the team has members who are specially trained for underground/mine rescues as well as ice rescue. This results in the […]
Muir is late to the game, but it only delays the inevitable as the Falcons roll. By Brandon HENSLEY After a Pacific League opening loss to the Pasadena Bulldogs, the Crescenta Valley High School baseball team has turned things around quite nicely. There’s still more than half the league schedule to play still, but the […]
In January 2010, Scholars Academic Foundation moved into a space located at 3810 Foothill Blvd. in La Crescenta in the Glendale annex and began operating a school. In February 2010, the City of Glendale conducted an inspection of the property and found what it concluded to be serious health and safety violations. The City yellow […]