“The Soul Of India” – Kiwanis Travel Adventure Announced

Award-winning cinematographer/writer/editor/director Rick Ray will present an exciting travel adventure “The Soul of India” on Saturday evening, Feb. 26 in a Kiwanis Club of La Cañada Travel Adventure to be presented at Flintridge Prep Auditorium. Ray has traveled the world to capture images of its peoples and cultures. In this Kiwanis program attendees will learn […]

COWS and More Receive Donation

Verdugo Hills Hospital (VHH) received a $21,000 donation from the VHH Foundation’s Women’s Council during a recent luncheon celebration at the hospital. The funds raised will help support the hospital’s Computers on Wheels project, which is part of VHH’s Electronic Medical Record system, as well as assist with the purchase of infant warmers for the […]

Lund Promotes Wilson

Christopher Wilson has been promoted to National Accounts Manager of the Allen Lund Company, Boston office. A graduate from Northeastern University with a B.S. in criminal justice, Wilson joined the Allen Lund Company in 2007 as a transportation broker.

Southwest Chamber Music Plays the Works of Xenakis and Friends at the Pasadena Armory of the Arts

By Ted AYALA An expert in such arcane mathematical fields as stochastic processes, statistical mechanics, and game theory  and a notable figure in 20th century architecture: this doesn’t sound like a very likely pedigree for a composer. That this particular composer was able to marry all these and other diverse elements into a challenging, but […]

CALENDAR this

AAUW/Glendale to host Means, Cueva American Association of University Women, Glendale Branch, will celebrate the Hollywood awards season by hosting Diana Means, founder of Alliance of Women Filmmakers, and Isabel Cueva, actor/screenwriter/ producer/ director, and by showing the short film “In The Name Of Freedom,” at the meeting on Saturday, Feb. 12 at Oakmont Country […]

Filling the Pews – Part 7: Going Outside the Church

By Brandon HENSLEY Every weekend people get out of bed, put on their “Sunday best,” and get in their cars to drive to their local church. Church, after all, is a place that welcomes anyone who wants to get to know God on a deeper level. There are those out there, though, who don’t think […]

Mosaic Coming to LCPC

On Sunday, Feb. 20 the musical ensemble Mosaic will lead worship in both services (9:30 a.m. and 11:15 a.m.) at La Crescenta Presbyterian Church. Mosaic is a diverse Christian ensemble that is based out of Nashville, Tenn. The group is currently touring the western United States. La Crescenta Presbyterian Church is located at 2902 Montrose […]

Notes & Nods

Dr. Jeff Prater to speak at LCPC On Sunday, Feb. 13, the La Cañada Presbyterian Church’s Growing Families ministry is hosting guest speaker Dr. Jeff Prater. He will be speaking on ADHD and the questions many have about ADHD. Dr. Prater is a clinical psychologist and elder at San Marino Community Presbyterian Church. He has […]

Valentine Fun in Montrose! (Part 2)

As you leisurely stroll through the shopping park, there are several stores that make you feel as if you have had a visit with Cupid himself. Upon entering you are embraced in the Valentine spirit of red, white, pink hearts, and things that say, “I love you.” These are happy stores to visit in our […]

Navigating Safely

“Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn’t do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines, sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover” — Mark Twain Are you in a “safe harbor?” Is your business […]