Every game now is a must-win for the Falcons after losing to Burbank. By Brandon HENSLEY Moments after the Crescenta Valley Falcons’ football team broke their end-game huddle to walk off the field on Friday night, the lights at Burroughs High School’s Memorial Field went out, painting the field black. It might be a metaphor […]
The La Crescenta Thunder (10U) travel baseball team competed in Temecula over the Oct. 6 weekend and took second place in their division at the Southern California AAU Baseball Tournament. This represents the second time in four tournaments that the Thunder has placed second. The team was formed this past summer under the direction of […]
History was made at the Rose Bowl Aquatics Center on Aug. 10 when the RBAC Girls 13 – 14 relay team broke two Southern California swimming records, including one that was 22 years old. The relay team includes CV High School freshmen Heather MacDougall and Tiare Coker and from Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy freshman Kate […]
JR. GREMLIN FLAG Teams do not keep score GREMLINS La Cañada 28, Alhambra Thunderbirds 0 JR. PEE WEE La Cañada 0, Alhambra Thunderbirds 0 PEE WEE La Cañada 47, Alhambra Thunderbirds 27 Jr. Midgets La Cañada 24, Alhambra Thunderbirds 12 MIDGET La Cañada 50, Charter Oak Chargers 0
Heather Dinger Wins, Matt Goldsworthy Up Next With a strong second half performance on Monday Night Football, Peyton Manning led Heather’s team to an upset 74-72 win over her father Joe Kroening. Heather is the third King-of-the-Hill this season and will play Matt Goldsworthy this week. Matt, a 2007 graduate of CV High School, is […]
By Ashley FILIPEK On Friday, Rosemont Middle School students visited with students from the Glendale sister city of Goseong, Korea. The 22 exchange students were from 11 different schools in Korea and had come to California to take part in the culture, visit some of the sights, and give musical presentations to students at Toll […]
The students at Crescenta Valley Adventist School took part in the school’s annual Work-a-Thon Day on Sept. 20. This is the time when the entire student body – grades kindergarten through eighth – performs manual labor to improve their school campus and in return asks family and friends to donate money to the school. Beginning […]
By Natalie MAIER On Saturday, the Crescenta Valley High School JROTC hosted a rummage sale in the school’s cafeteria from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Their aim was to reach $5,000 for the 25th Annual Military Ball that will be held at the Angeles National Golf Course on Feb. 2. According to JROTC mentor Lt. […]
The Petting of the Peeves Welcome to my kennel of pet peeves. Please don’t make any sudden moves, and don’t put your hands into the cages. These puppies have been known to bite. Pet Peeve #1: Drivers in the carpool lane who drive slower than the traffic in all the other lanes. Okay, so you […]
CV’s Own Movie Star Being so close to Hollywood, the Crescenta-Cañada area has always been home to stars. From silent great Francis X. Bushman to Victor MacLaglen, Kevin Costner, all the way up to Miley Cyrus – those and others have all lived in the area. But none of them embraced the community and became […]