By Ted AYALA Last year’s entry in the Rose Parade was a memorable one for Glendale. Not just for its continuation as the longest consecutively participating city in the history of the parade. But also for reasons more notorious: problems with funding, organizational uncertainties, and most of all, the design of the float. The design, […]
By Jason KUROSU After reports that Verdugo Hills Hospital was considering partnerships with other hospitals, including USC’s Keck Medical Center and Glendale Adventist Medical Center, Verdugo Hills has now entered into merger discussions with USC. Verdugo Hills spokeswoman Celine Petrossian and Keck spokeswoman Alison Trinidad both confirmed that talks were underway. Press releases from both […]
July 24, 1921 – July 22, 2012 Hugh M. Hudson died Sunday, July 22 in Montrose while in Montrose Healthcare Center. Hugh was born July 24, 1921 at his family farm in Osage, Iowa. He was the first son of Pearl Mae (Baker) Hudson and Maurice Marshel Hudson. Hugh was predeceased by his wife of […]
Dec. 23, 1961 – July 20, 2012 Edward Royal Hawkins II of La Crescenta, born Dec. 23, 1961, passed away in his sleep on July 20 in Sierra Madre. He is survived by his wife Meg (Campbell) Hawkins, his daughter Sophia Camille, 13, and his son Keaton Hugh, 11. Ed was born in La Cañada […]
By Sammi SLAYBACK For the past three years, the Moms Club of the Foothills has been raising money and support from the foothills community to place a sunshade over the children’s play area at La Cañada’s Memorial Park. Moms Club is an international nonprofit organization that offers support and camaraderie for community mothers. The organization […]
By Lillian BOODAGHIANS On July 17, the Crescenta Valley Sheriff’s Station hosted a blood drive to support Huntington Memorial Hospital, the only Level 2 trauma center in the vicinity. Level 2 trauma centers have trauma specialists on site at all times and deal with serious cases of injury, included victims of car crash, gun shot […]
Tumbling through the surf and tossed by waves – and loving every minute of it. By Mary O’KEEFE “The best surfer out there is the one having the most fun.” – Author Unknown If that quote is true, there were about 72 “best surfers” hitting the waves on Sunday, all participating in They Will Surf […]
Last Saturday’s Cruise Night in Glendale saw every type of classic car one would want. From classic American to British roadster, Brand Boulevard became a timeline of design and imagination.
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By Ted AYALA Cellist Maksim Velichkin’s series of chamber concerts at Atwater Village’s ATX Kitchen, dubbed the M3 series, have been one of the successes of local music making in the past year. Held in a back room of the ATX Kitchen – complete with a small bar – an assortment of classical works are […]