On Saturday, Dec. 14 for lacrosse athletes it was a day of learning and giving. Athletes of all skill levels came together with the goal of experienced players introducing the sport to new players. But the highlight of the day was the food drive organized by the lacrosse team. Thanks to the generosity of participants […]
Tai Walton from La Cañada is among the 1,340 prospective candidates for degree at University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee commencement exercises in December. He attends Milwaukee Sheldon B. Lubar College of Business, master of business administration. UWM is the second largest university in the State of Wisconsin with over 22,000 undergraduate and graduate students.
GLENDALE KIWANIS The Kiwanis Club of Glendale meets on Fridays at noon. The club is dark on Dec. 27 and Jan. 3 in observance of Christmas and New Year’s. The club returns on Jan. 10. The cost to attend Friday meetings, which includes lunch and program, is $25. All are welcome. The Club meets Friday […]
The Los Angeles Zoo is celebrating the successful hatching of two healthy perentie lizards (Varanus giganteus). This is the first time the LA Zoo has bred the species in its history. “It is incredibly rewarding for our team to experience success breeding this species,” said Byron Wusstig, LA Zoo acting curator of ectotherms. “This species […]
My Electrolux refrigerator hasn’t worked right since I bought it. Can you fix it? The Electrolux refrigerator Gayle Douglas purchased doesn’t work – and it never has. How many times should the company attempt a repair before it replaces or refunds the appliance? Q: I bought a new Electrolux refrigerator last fall. The refrigerator has […]
Looks Forward to Implementation of WSGVAP Thank you [CV Weekly] for covering the county board approval of the West San Gabriel [Valley] Area Plan in the Dec. 12 paper. The article does a great job explaining some zoning aspects while also touching on the Area Plan’s intention to increase walkability, wildlife conservation and support for […]
Sunland Co-Founders and Their Pasts When last we spoke, Monte Vista was founded in 1885 and two hotels had been built. The founders of the town, Judge Sherman Page and F. C. Howes, had sold out their enterprise to Frank Barclay. Before we turn the page on Page and Howes, I thought it interesting to […]
Mt. Olive Offers A Breakfast Bible Study & A Community Lunch Mt. Olive invites the Crescenta Valley community to its monthly breakfast Bible study at Panera Bread Restaurant, 990 Town Center Drive, Suite A in La Cañada on the third Saturday of each month at 8:30 a.m. They are currently in the Book of Second Corinthians. […]
Question: I am in a dilemma about Christmas time regarding gift giving. It seems as though all the stores, TV ads and basically everyone I know is preoccupied with giving and getting gifts. In my mind this is not what the Christmas season is about. I have many people I would like to give gifts […]
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