By Leonard COUTIN As the temperatures cooled Wednesday afternoon, runners gathered at Crescenta Valley Park cross-country course for the second all comers Run in the Park. Coach Mark Evans welcomed the cross-country girls from Arcadia, and the West Torrance boys and girls runners, who led by the boy’s Coach Jason Druten and girl’s Coach Kirsten […]
By Mary O’KEEFE The body of a man thought to be that of a missing hiker was found yesterday in the Old Army Pass area in the John Muir Wilderness, Inyo County. “The body of the man found has not been positively identified as of yet,” said Jeff Mullenhour, Deputy Coroner Investigator for the Southern […]
Harvest Marketplace Finds Montrose is a treasure trove for one-of-a-kind businesses and things you won’t find elsewhere. It is with this spirit that we offer the Harvest Marketplace. In addition to fruits and veggies at our Sunday farmer’s event, the Marketplace offers a unique and handpicked collection of vendors with a wide array of collectibles, […]
Chamber Hosting Special Mixer On Aug. 12, 1929, a lot was purchased at 2537 Foothill Blvd. in La Crescenta at a cost of $2,505. A stone bungalow fire station was erected for a cost of $7,614, and by April 23, 1930, it was occupied. The fire crew consisted of four regulars and two volunteers. This […]
Top 5 Reasons To Shop Local First Shop Local – Support Your Community If you are not shopping local, you need to start now. Every day you make purchases for services or goods. Do you stay in town? Do you shop elsewhere or even online? Take a moment to read why you should shop local. […]
QUESTION: When my daughter, who is now 43, was 4 years old, I married a man, a widower with two girls who were 6 and 8 at the time. While we were dating, my daughter seemed okay with the relationship, but when we married and my husband and the girls came to live with us, […]
Summer Voice Classes First Baptist Church at La Crescenta is hosting free voice lessons. Come join us Thursdays through Aug. 23 from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. Tammy Flanders, First Baptist choir director, will teach participants how to sing better, improve their voice, harmonize with a group and read music. She has a bachelor’s degree […]
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It Takes a Village Kids/Little Artist Party Event It Takes a Village Kids is hosting a fun-filled, low cost, back-to-school arts and crafts event with special guest “Little Artist Party” on Aug. 2 from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Children ages 2 and up can come into the boutique and choose a crafts project to […]
By Charly SHELTON Imagine being a star football player. Best in the league. And more than all the success and winning all the championships, the thing that drives you onward is wanting to be there with all your football friends and have a great time – going back stage at the greatest stadiums, going to […]