By Mary O’KEEFE Over 100 Rosemont Middle School students walked to school on Oct. 3 in recognition of the International Walk To School Day. They met at Two Strike Park and walked down the hill to school. The day is a way to promote healthy choices and exercise. All Glendale Unified schools participated in the […]
LCPC Parent Education celebrated its seven new board members and three new staff members with a welcome tea hosted at Deena Keys’ La Cañada home on Sept. 6. Parent Education participants Robin Harvill (So. Pasadena), Brandi Murphy (Altadena), Amanda Welch (Pasadena), Julie Engler (La Cañada), McCall Avery (La Cañada), Shannon Snaer (San Marino) and Jenn […]
By Jason KUROSU Proposition 30’s origins date back to Gov. Jerry Brown’s pursuit to reduce the state’s budget deficit, mostly through a series of austere budget cuts. Shortly after his inauguration last year, Brown said, “The budget I present next week will be painful, but it will be an honest budget.” In addition to the […]
Meet Phil Jennerjahn By Mary O’KEEFE Phil Jennerjahn is the Republican candidate for the Congressional seat District 28. He is running against incumbent Congressman Adam Schiff (D). Jennerjahn ran unsuccessfully in 2009 for Los Angeles mayor and in 2010 for the U.S. House of Representatives, District 33. He was a charter member with the chairman’s […]
Brunch and Work The next wilderness workday at Deukmejian Park is on Oct. 20. Volunteers are asked to help water the trees and pull the weeds from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. There will be a special “thank you brunch” afterward in the picnic area. RSVP required for this event. For those attending the brunch, […]