We focus on prevention. But what if your child is engaging in risky behavior? Here’s a page from The Partnership at DrugFree.org. They’re the people who brought you the fried eggs, “This is your brain on drugs” ad. Visit www.drugfree.org/intervene to read more. Do you think — or know — that your child is using […]
Calendar’s Full Despite Summer’s End The Crescenta Valley Weekly has been buzzing with activity these past weeks. Tallying the ballots cast by our readers for their favorite services, people, places, etc. – The Finest – has been keeping us pretty busy. We’ve had over 13,000 votes submitted and now that the counting is done, CV […]
Using Technology to Promote Civic Engagement Last month, dozens of local residents clambered into a virtual auditorium to ask me questions about the community, legislation, and even a few of my personal interests and perspectives. The event, billed as a “No-Traffic Town-Hall Chat,” inspired participation from residents throughout the district. I answered 27 questions during […]
“The trouble with weather forecasting is that it’s right too often for us to ignore it And wrong too often for us to rely on it.” – Patrick Young Temperatures climbed toward 100 degrees last weekend. You may recall, according to Weather in The Foothills, daytime highs were predicted to be in the mid 80s. […]
By Michael YEGHIAYAN People living in Los Angeles may bemoan their daily commute through the city’s notoriously stagnant traffic. Compared to the injustice uncovered by local resident Sebouh Bazikian, a teenager who helped provide 43 bicycles for a group of Kenyan orphans who made a daily two-hour walk to school, the tragedy of the 405 […]
By Ted AYALA Staff from Glendale Public Works, the engineering section of Glendale Water & Power, and Maintenance Services Urban Forestry came together at a meeting on Aug. 14 at city hall to discuss infrastructure improvement plans for Cañada Boulevard. The improvements would stretch along the length of the thoroughfare near Sparr Boulevard past Towne […]
As veterans from the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars watched, four stone slabs were installed on the nearly completed Two Strike Park War Memorial Wall this week. The last piece to be placed will be the bronze plaques with the names of those Crescenta Valley military men and women who paid the ultimate […]
By Mary O’KEEFE On Saturday, the Crescenta Valley Sheriff’s Post Explorers participated in the 2013 X Games that were hosted by the Learning for Life portion of the Boy Scouts of America. The Explorers participate in several competitions during the year when they are put in situations that mimic those that law enforcement officers face […]
By Brandon HENSLEY Forget about a Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup – there’s no wrong way to eat a chocolate covered mug from Jerry’s Soda Shoppe. Mayer Alson knows all about it. The most common way is to gnaw at the chocolate when it becomes a bit less frozen. “Of course you have to watch your […]
By Brandon HENSLEY The Crescenta Valley Town Council has decided to urge L.A. County Public Works to post signs in certain La Crescenta areas restricting parking for more than 30 minutes from 2 a.m. to 4 a.m. In its Aug. 15 general public meeting, council held a forum that included Pete Flores from the county’s […]