Future at Farmers Offered Vets Farmers Insurance is offering positions for veterans. “Your military experience has paved the way for a bright future at Farmers Insurance, one of America’s best known and most respected organizations. We offer veterans a wide variety of career opportunities in: • Claims • Customer Service • Insurance Sales and more […]
The City of Glendale Commission on the Status of Women announced changes in its leadership and composition. Denise Miller was selected as chair and Lynda Burns as vice chair. Both will serve one year terms that started August 2012. Additionally, the commission welcomed two new student ex officio: members Sareen Jaburian and Aimee Yeghiayan, who […]
Students from the Glendale Community College Adaptive Aquatics class participated in a swim-a-thon to support the Rose Bowl Aquatics Center (RBAC) and its annual “Be a Champion for the RBAC” campaign. The college has been renting pool space from the RBAC for the past three years for use by the adaptive aquatics class, part of […]
Led by Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch, Patriots quarterback Tom Brady and Saints wide receiver Marques Colston, Carl Dinger won the semi-final round of the Junior King-of-the-Hill championship with 86 points. Taylor Bosveld was second with 60 points, Hayden Dinger was third with 59 and Gavin Dinger finished fourth with 44 points. Carl and Taylor […]
CVLL Hosting Camp, Holding Sign-ups Crescenta Valley Little League is hosting Falcon winter baseball camp on Thursday, Dec. 27 and Friday, Dec. 28. The camp will keep kids busy over the winter break from school while improving their baseball skills. Camp will be held at Stengel Field in Glendale. Camp hours are from 9 a.m. […]
Recently five congregations representing a variety of faiths received Energy Oscars in four categories for outstanding leadership and exemplary efforts to address global warming and make their facilities more environmentally efficient. Temple Sinai of Glendale, a reform Jewish congregation, received a “Green Building” award from California Interfaith Power and Light, an organization comprised of more […]
QUESTION: I have a 20-year-old son who is unmotivated and somewhat of a recluse. He missed passing the GED by 12 points and has just given up. He doesn’t like the job he has but hasn’t looked for another one. I recently found cocaine in his bedroom and I flushed it down the toilet. If […]
By Michael J. ARVIZU Over the past 150 years, Victor Hugo’s 1862 masterpiece novel “Les Misérables” has been adapted for the stage, the screen, television and even comic books. And now, for possibly the first time, the novel has been adapted for the pulpit. First Baptist Church of La Crescenta Pastor Robert Flanders has seen […]
By Jason KUROSU Calvin Chock opened TC Scooterz with the hope that it would provide La Crescenta’s youth with another outlet and further opportunities to connect with their peers. “A lot of kids tell me the same thing, that there’s nothing for kids to do around here,” said Chock from behind the counter, a glass […]
Try This for New Year’s Dining! If you’re like most people, you probably had some company and did the cooking for Christmas dinner. Is it just me or do you find that even “simple” meals seem to take more time and work than you thought? Of course, after that great meal there’s always a stack […]