Finishing the series on the names of the peaks above CV, we turn towards the mountains around Mount Wilson. As you turn off Angeles Crest Highway onto Mount Wilson Road, you cross Red Box Saddle and drive past the Haramokngna American Indian Cultural Center. The mountain immediately above you is Mount Disappointment. It was named […]
Trudging Through A Turkey Coma So how are you feeling? Guys, can you button your pants yet? Ladies, are you still defaulting to sweat pants whenever possible? Is that Ziploc bag of turkey still in your family’s fridge? If so, it’s likely that most of your family members jet out the front door at the […]
Greetings from CVDAPC Our project officer, Ivette Ruiz, is coming to California for site visits; our review is on Friday. In preparation, I must gather voluminous documents generated from before my time through today. We’ll look at our organization’s structure, our projects, our finances and our partnerships. We’ll discuss sustainability. Since we are in year […]
Marissa GOULD, Intern LEGOs are the world’s favorite building blocks. They’ve made everything from the Starship Enterprise to Hogwarts. But at La Cañada High School on Sunday, Nov 24, LEGOs were used to build robots. The occasion was the annual For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology – FIRST – LEGO League (FLL) BlockHead […]
710 Petition Gaining Momentum The SR-710 North Extension draft EIR/EIS report is due to be released by Caltrans in the spring of 2014. There are five alternatives currently being studied to address traffic congestion from El Sereno to Pasadena. The selected alternative will affect traffic patterns for the entire northeast region of Los Angeles County. […]
Making up the team are Sheridan Albright, Solina Beringer. Olivia Brock, Samantha Carpenter, Claire Chapman, Carly Frintner, Amanda Goetz, Kathryn Jacinto, Daisy Kershaw, Jessica Keung, Star Masterton, Gia Pastorelli, Ashley Ramirez, Kate Rappard, Allegra Rendina, Tiffany Takeuchi, Jade Winicki and Gabi Yun.
The eighth grade students at Holy Redeemer Middle School in Montrose treated seniors from the parish’s Pioneer Club to a Thanksgiving feast on Monday, Nov. 18. Submitted by Lisa TUSH
Though CVHS didn’t find a place on the podium, Flintridge Prep has good showing. By Leonard COUTIN The Crescenta Valley Falcons, which had earned second place at the Pacific League finals and fifth at the CIF finals, were hoping to rally for a placement in the state CIF cross-country championship Division 1 race held last […]
‘Twelfth Night’ at CVHS Crescenta Valley High School Theater Arts presents “Twelfth Night” directed by Joanne McGee in the Underground Theater. Performances are Dec. 7, 12, 13 & 14 at 7 p.m.; Dec. 5, 6 & 11 at 4 p.m.; Dec. 7 and 14 at 2 p.m. CV High School Comedy Sportz Join in the high-spirited […]
By Brandon HENSLEY The Crescenta Valley High School varsity basketball team has had a rough time of it early on, but Coach Shawn Zargarian isn’t completely displeased with what he’s seeing from his players. The Falcons dropped their opening game of the non-league season on Monday against Camarillo at the San Fernando Invitational, which is […]