By Mary O’KEEFE Former Glendale City Councilman John Drayman will return to court on July 16 to set a trial date. The July date was set by L.A. Superior court Judge Stephen Marcus. In July, the scheduling of the trial will be determined. Marcus stated that the lawyers had requested a fall date to begin […]
Crescenta Valley Falcons’ softball player Chloe Fairbrother sits down with Brandon Hensley to talk about the 2013 season and her personality on and off the field. The Lady Falcons finished 10-4 in the Pacific League and face La Salle High School on Tuesday (May 14) in a CIF Division III wild card game.
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Counteracting Everyday Stress and Worry – Creatively In this world of stress and worry, isn’t it good to know there are simple everyday things you can do to counteract it? One surefire way is to get your mind off of it and do something positive. Art, as we know, can affect us in many different […]
IN FASHION, IN MONTROSE, FOR MOTHER’S DAY If you are a Mom, or just know one, this is a prime May weekend to look your best. Our “one of a kind” stores in the Montrose Shopping Park are ready to help you do just that. Revelation Tops (2321½ Honolulu Ave.) is celebrating its 10th anniversary […]
Finding Gratitude Among Lemons “Develop an attitude of gratitude, and give thanks for everything that happens to you, knowing that every step forward is a step toward achieving something bigger and better than your current situation.” Brian Tracy This weekend brings two events that hit personally with me, Mother’s Day and Relay for Life. Almost […]
‘TOSCA’ SUBJECT OF TALK On Saturday, May 11 at 2 p.m., the Glendale Public Library will be hosting a talk on the opera “Tosca” by Puccini. The talk will be given by Los Angeles Opera Speakers’ Bureau member Fred Hyatt. Admission is free. For further information, contact the Glendale Central Library at (818) 548-2027. Brand […]
By Charly SHELTON “Iron Man” is the reason we have Marvel movies today. The success of the first Iron Man movie in 2008 led to the creation of all the other movies that played into The Avengers and beyond. The lackluster X-Men movies were popular but not enough to get the ball rolling on a […]
By Ted AYALA It may have been overcast and pouring outside Pasadena’s Presbyterian Church on Sunday night, but the verdant tones of the Los Angeles Children’s Chorus defied the stormy weather with a program that was fragrant with spring blossoms. The music of Benjamin Britten figured prominently in a program that spanned Baroque music, Canadian […]
By Ted AYALA In the early 20th century, with the film industry not yet out of its infancy, composers for the silver screen drew from concert music and opera to light their way as they charted new modes of expression. Things have come full circle since those days, as the latest Gernot Wolfgang chamber work […]