QUESTION: My husband and I have been married six years and except for one issue I’ve been exceptionally happy. He never compliments me but is quick to tell me if something is wrong. For example, he’ll say, “You have a hair sticking out of your nose” or “You forgot to bring the mail in.” I recently had my […]
New Men’s Ministry at La Cres Pres La Crescenta Presbyterian Church is launching a new men’s ministry on Wednesdays from 6:30 a.m. to 7:15 a.m. in the church chapel. The new ministry is open to men of all ages and will be led by a trio of leaders including Lee Cook, director of Spiritual Formation, […]
Montrose …Your Valentine Place How blessed we are to live in the beautiful mountains of sunny Southern California and to have a quaint little town like Montrose where we can get away from it all and relax. I was reminded of this on Saturday as both couples and women visited my store as part of […]
Connecting in Crescenta Valley “Realize that everything connects to everything else.” Leonardo Da Vinci If you have lived in the Crescenta Valley for any length of time, you realize this is a very small town and everything and everyone does connect to something or someone else. I would bet just as there are the six […]
Clark Magnet Robotics Team – To Infinity and Beyond! By Contributing Writer Todd BLACK As America continues its economic recovery, it is critical that we consider the importance of making things. We cannot rely solely on jobs in finance, software and healthcare. We need engineers. We must innovate and create physical objects – the […]
Like other high schools in the area – namely, Crescenta Valley, St. Francis and La Cañada – the robotics team at Clark Magnet High School – Team 696 – is working hard to design and engineer a robot to compete for the FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) Robotics Regional Competition in […]
By Agnes CONSTANTE More than 110 students from grades kinder through six participated in Mountain Avenue Elementary School’s third annual Science Fun Fair on Friday, Jan. 28. The clamoring and bustling of students and parents from the beginning of the event to its end reflected the enthusiasm and appreciation toward science by those in attendance. […]
On Saturday, the St. Francis High School Academic Decathlon Team placed first at the Southern California Private Schools Academic Decathlon (SCPAD) Competition held at Alemany High School. Day one of the contest, which took place on Jan. 28, consisted of the subjective tests, essay, speech and interview. Day two, which took place on Feb. 4, […]
Misty DUPLESSIS In observance of every national holiday, Montrose Christian Montessori School takes time to pay tribute to historic figures and events during its flag ceremony. On Friday, Jan. 13, the school celebrated the life of Dr. Martin Luther King by releasing 100% biodegradable latex balloons with meaningful notes on seed tissue inside of them, […]
Brass Bash on Friday The CV Jazz band will be taking part in a Brass Bash on Friday at 7:30 p.m. at First United Methodist Church in Pasadena. The gathering is of professional and student brass players of all ages and levels who play for and with each other in three types of brass music: […]