By Charly SHELTON For the first time in the history of CV Weekly, we have commandeered the Leisure section for use solely on video games. E3, the Electronic Entertainment Expo, was held at the L.A. Convention Center last week and with all the games there, we decided to devote an entire section to it. Below […]
By Ted AYALA Are Japanese video game developers in a decline? It’s a question that has provoked lively debate from many video game pundits today. But even if their industry is sinking, they’re certainly not going away quietly. Some brilliant games from the Land of the Rising Sun were on display at last week’s E3, […]
»GAME REVIEW By Mike WORKMAN Blizzard Entertainment is known for taking its sweet time when working on a game. So it’s no surprise that it has been more than a decade since the last Diablo title was released back in 2001 with the expansion of “Diablo II: Lord of Destruction.” Many gamers shed tears of […]
By Maddy PUMILIA People had the opportunity to choose from thousands of ceramics for purchase by more than 50 artists at the Community Center of La Cañada Flintridge’s spring 2012 ceramic sale last Friday and Saturday. “It’s a good size show,” said artist Ricardo Pratti who has been participating in the event for five years. […]
Finding new friends and sharing parenting information was the purpose behind the inaugural Ladies with Babies family community networking event held on April 28 in Pasadena. Ladies with Babies was started by mom Athena Severi more than a year ago and is now an international online networking group for mothers with babies of any age […]
This dynamic center offers a large number of treatment and preventative services, with the most popular being blood, urine, hair and hormone testing and analysis. Owner Raya Shanazarian AADP, CNHP, ANMCB, focuses on traditional naturopathy, homeopathy, exercise and lifestyle counseling, whole foods nutrition and traditional herbal medicine. The professionals also provide natural and effective weight […]
Color Me Mine and Disney will collaborate for children to “Paint The Way to Miracles & Magic” on Saturday, June 23 starting at 9 a.m. in the Downtown Disney® District. This is the third year the companies have joined forces to support CHOC. Color Me Mine will donate supplies and staff and provide 200 tiles […]
Saro Shirinian of La Cañada Flintridge received a master’s degree in Public Administration from Marist College. Marist is an independent comprehensive liberal arts college with an enrollment of 4,200 full-time undergraduate students. ______________________ Andrew Goldsworthy of La Crescenta graduated from Johnson & Wales University with an associate’s degree in Culinary Arts. He is a graduate […]
Verdugo Hills Hospital (VHH) has been named one of the Healthiest Companies in America by Interactive Health Solutions, Inc. (IHS), the leading provider of performance-based employee health management programs. VHH was one of 70 honorees for its health and wellness initiatives in 2011. This is the second year VHH has won the award. VHH was […]
Exceptional Highs, Surprising Lows as Softball Moves On By Timithie NORMAN For the Crescenta Valley High softball team, the 2012 season was one filled with emotion. It was the first season since Dan Berry, the Falcon coach of nearly 30 seasons, passed away. The first season in four years without standout Erin Ashby, now playing […]