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Insuring Against the Risks of Business “If you don’t take risks, you’ll have a wasted soul.”    Drew Barrymore Everybody should take risks. You don’t want to have a wasted soul. However, you do not want to risk not having enough insurance to cover unexpected losses. One of La Crescenta’s leading independent insurance agencies, Crescenta Valley […]

Experience, Professional Service at GIP

By Jason KUROSU Opening in August of this year, Glenoaks Imaging Professionals has already established itself as a premier imaging center, attracting some of the most well known physicians in Glendale, La Cañada, Burbank and Los Angeles. Located on Glenoaks Boulevard, Glenoaks Imaging Professionals provides services for the entire Los Angeles region. The center possesses […]

Police Arrest Suspect in Molestation Case

Glendale Police have released information regarding a call officers responded to on Friday, Nov. 11 when officers were summoned to a residence in the city of Glendale in regards to a child molestation investigation involving an 8 year-old boy. The mother, out of concern for the safety of her child, stated that she discussed the […]

LA CAÑADA GLADIATORS

  Jr Midget La Canada 22 Alhambra Thunderbirds 6 (Jr. Midget Conference Championship Game)   On a very wet, cold, and windy Sunday afternoon at West Covina High School, the undefeated La Canada Jr. Midgets faced the unbeaten Alhambra Thunderbirds in the Conference Championship game.  Both teams came into the game following strong victories in […]

Hundreds Say Goodbye To Coach

Friends, family and team members – past and present – bid farewell to a man who shaped not only a sports program, but the lives of those he touched. By Brandon HENSLEY To know Dan Berry was to know a man who loved corny jokes, fast food, and one who valued relationships on a level […]

Parents Attend ‘Hidden in Plain Sight’

By Jason KUROSU A panel of members of the La Cañada community held a Town Hall forum at La Cañada’s City Hall on Nov. 17 to discuss the current state of drugs in their neighborhoods, particularly amongst teens. La Cañada Flintridge’s Public Safety Commission in partnership with the Community Prevention Council sponsored the meeting, entitled […]

CVW Helps Prepare for Holiday Season

By Charly SHELTON It’s the holiday season and everyone is preparing to find the perfect gift for that special someone. We at CV Weekly are here to help with gift subscriptions to the foothills favorite newspaper. For only $1 a week ($52 yearly), loved ones can be informed of up to date news of the […]

from the desk of the publisher

Attitude of Gratitude   Writing for the Thanksgiving issue is one of the easiest tasks of the year for me. Whereas some weeks it’s tough to grab onto a subject that I think will be interesting to CV Weekly readers, the Thanksgiving holiday gives me a chance to share how grateful I am for all […]

Weather in the Foothills

“For each new morning with its light,   For rest and shelter of the night,   For health and food, for love and friends,   For everything Thy goodness sends.”                      ~Ralph Waldo Emerson After their long voyage and experiences crossing the Atlantic Ocean in 1620, the Pilgrims were especially grateful as they began their […]

Ending the Season on an “Up” Note

CVHS Falcons marching band completes a stellar season reflecting hard work and earning accolades. Contributed by Marla POTTER After four parade reviews, six field show competitions, 12 football games and countless hours of practice, Crescenta Valley High School’s marching band 2011 season is coming to a close. Parade reviews, as well as field show competitions, […]