SPORTS notes

Gladiator Youth Football and Cheer Sign Ups Registration continues for The La Cañada Gladiators Youth Football and Cheer program. The Gladiator program is open to girls and boys ages 6 to 14 as of Dec.  31, 2012. The Gladiators field one flag team and five tackle squads. Placement on teams is based on the age […]

Clark Junior High Class of ’56 Reunites, Remembers

In 1956, Clark Junior High School was located on Community Avenue where Crescenta Valley High sits today. While attending Clark, the class of ’56 watched the construction of the large building destined to become a high school in 1960. In the summer of 1956, Clark’s ninth graders graduated. At the end of summer they commuted […]

Sunland Woman’s Club Goes to Playboy Mansion


  Hugh Hefner hosts a yearly Easter party at the Playboy Mansion for employees’ families and friends. The Sunland Woman’s Club was contracted to hand paint and decorate 100 eggs for the Easter egg hunt. The project was a FUNdraiser for the Club’s philanthropic endeavors in the local community. Holding the baskets of beautifully handpainted
eggs […]

GMH Take Part in Komen Event

Staff from Glendale Memorial Hospital walked and ran to help fight breast cancer at the annual Komen Race for the Cure held on Saturday at Dodger Stadium. The teams raised approximately  $1300. Glendale Memorial Hospital – Marcia Ray Breast Center had a booth at the event with free information about breast imaging services and helped […]

Ask Phyllis!

Questions About Today’s Real Estate? Ask Phyllis! When can you stop disclosing? Dear Phyllis, We have been in escrow for a bit more than a month. We completed all of the paperwork about what’s wrong with the house and the couple buying our home signed everything. The buyer had their inspection and we negotiated a […]

Time to Show the Love … for Glendale Arts

Glendale Arts announced the kick off of I ♥ Glendale Arts, a time for Glendale residents to come together to raise funds to support the arts organization that manages the historic Alex Theatre, Glendale Pops Orchestra and GA website and community box office. “Ticket sales and other sources of earned income account for only 66% […]

GAMC Makes Float Commitment

Glendale Adventist Medical Center announced their pledge of $35,000 to help fund the City of Glendale’s 2013 Rose Parade Float. The Glendale City Council made the official announcement at their March 6 city council meeting. As part of this sponsorship, the hospital is honored to help serve as a catalyst for other corporate sponsors to […]

Veterans Corner

By Andy Gero An announcement to American Legion members: The Department of American Legion has announced a benefit to all Legion members. The LegionCare Benefit is an enhanced accidental death benefit available at no cost to all Legion members. LegionCare is a one-of-a-kind benefit offered exclusively to Legion members. LegionCare provides all Legion members with: […]

Taking Back Earth in “Mass Effect 3”

By Michael WORKMAN For some fans, it’s a bittersweet moment in 2012. There are those who began an immersive and breathtaking experience with the  first “Mass Effect” seeing a long, exciting journey come to a close. BioWare’s epic space opera series about the heroic protagonist Commander Shepard takes to the stars one last time in […]

Director Misses with ‘Games’

By Charly SHELTON Set in a dystopian future of America, 12 districts comprise the nation and, along with the Capitol, the seat of government. Every year each district must offer up one boy and one girl between the ages of 12 and 18 to compete in a gladiatorial game, The Hunger Games, to earn food […]