April 2, 1982 – April 11, 2012 Gerald Earl Seeley was born on April 2, 1982 in Los Angeles. He was the son of his beloved mother Doreen and father Ron. When Gerald came home to his sister Natasha, she was so happy to have someone to play with. He was a bright and inquisitive […]
Feb. 24, 1928 – March 2, 2012 Donna was born to Kennett and Alice Bellmore on Feb. 24, 1928 in San Pedro, Calif. She spent most of her life as a California resident, briefly living in Portland, Ore. as a child. Donna married Dean Hopley in 1950. The couple met through Donna’s close friend Lila. […]
1954 – 2012 Linda Lentz, a beloved wife, mother, nurse, friend and volunteer in the La Crescenta and La Cañada communities, passed away Monday in Pasadena after suffering a stroke at home Saturday night. She is survived by her husband Gerry and her son Kevin. Born Dec. 12, 1954 in Pasadena to Elizabeth and William […]
Season Finale at Dilijan: Somber Reflection of Armenian Genocide, Friends Lost By Ted AYALA Bittersweet was the mood at Zipper Hall on April 15 as the Dilijan Chamber Music Series closed out its concert season. This season finale was, as has been a tradition for Dilijan since its inception, a commemoration of the atrocities suffered […]
Congressman Adam Schiff visited students at Crescenta Valley High School today. Students from advanced placement government classes and JROTC asked the Congressman questions on a variety of topics from college financial aid to the upcoming elections.
Fatal Accident on the 2, CHP Warns Drivers Against Distracted Driving By Mary O’KEEFE A fatal accident occurred on Sunday on the Glendale (2) Freeway northbound. A woman, 71, of San Pedro had car trouble and was disabled in a lane of traffic. Her 45-year-old daughter was in the rear passenger seat, her 16-year-old granddaughter […]
Currie shines on the mound, players continue to hit and now a date with league champion Arcadia. By Brandon HENSLEY Cole Currie sure likes being in control. It was just a couple of months ago he was the point guard on the CVHS basketball team, leading the Falcons to the Southern Section semifinals. Now, he’s […]
By Leonard COUTIN The 45th annual Arcadia Invitational was held during spring break, offering a weekend spotlighting some of the most talented high school track and field athletes to be assembled in one location. Record ranking finishes contributed to the highly competitive competition both Friday night and Saturday. Meet director Richard Gonzalez set the Saturday […]