By Michael J. ARVIZU This summer, Open Bible Church in Tujunga welcomes Washington state native Pastor Ron Storebo as its newest leader, taking the reigns from former Pastor Mike Shaffer. Storebo and wife Jennifer arrived at the church from their hometown of Spokane in June. Now living in Sun Valley, Storebo and Jennifer are the […]
St. Luke’s Anglican Church director of communications Debbie Kollgaard and her husband Chris traveled on behalf of St. Luke’s with the Diocese of Western Anglicans Bishop, the Rt. Rev. William Thompson, to Uganda. The trip in early July was to participate in the Rt. Rev. Bishop Evans Kisekka’s son’s wedding ceremony. Bishop Thompson officiated. St. […]
Forgiveness Series Offered Rev. Beverly Craig and Gary Bates, practitioner in training, are facilitating a series of forgiveness classes on Wednesday nights, Aug. 22 and 29. These classes are from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. and a love offering will be collected. The topics are: Aug. 22 – Forgiving Difficult People; Aug. 29 – Forgiving […]
FREE WEIGHT LOSS SEMINARS AT GAMC The Center for Weight Loss at Glendale Adventist Medical Center is offering free seminars with board-certified physicians to discuss the safety and effectiveness of surgical and non-surgical weight-loss options during the summer months. The last in a series of free surgical option seminars is being held on Tuesday, Aug. […]
The Waldheim family took CV Weekly along for their trip to Alaska. Shown are Chase, Linda, Lena, Ryan and Chris enjoying a day in Ketchikan with CV Weekly. CV Weekly loves to travel! Take us along on your next trip and send us a photo. You may find yourselves on the pages of the community’s […]
By Susan JAMES A modest fable with a magical twist, Disney’s new release “The Odd Life of Timothy Green” is a charming story of the challenges of parenting. No explosions, no CGI, no chase scenes, but definitely some quirky secrets that thread through the plot. Jim and Cindy Green, played by Joel Edgerton and Jennifer […]
By Ted AYALA The California Philharmonic brought some cool musical relief from the persistent heat wave on Sunday afternoon. Those who packed Disney Hall in search of refuge from the wilting heat were met with the refreshing sound of the orchestra in its usual mash-up of friendlier classical fare and show tunes. A choice sampling […]
By Ted AYALA Oppressive heat, stifling humidity, and the mournful wail of the dàn-bu (a kind of cross between a theremin and a monochord) mingling gently with the chorus of crickets and the sound of the occasional mosquito. A scene that only needed the joyous noise of the night markets and the taste of a […]
By Mary O’KEEFE After 21 years of helping thousands of people with sight issues, the Beeve Foundation is moving into the future with a strong team of doctors, organization founders who continue to work hands-on with patients, and now new responsibilities are being handed to a longtime family and team member. It all started with […]
On the evening of Friday, July 27, the Clothing Market in Montrose opened its doors for a night of shopping to raise funds for the renovation of the current war memorial at Two Strike Park in La Crescenta. American Legion Post 288 and VFW Post 1614 partnered with The Clothing Market to raise money to […]