Lutheran Church in the Foothills A well-received program is returning to Lutheran Church in the Foothills. “A Christian Conversation on the Issues of Religion and Science” is led by Dr. Henry Fliegel, an astronomer and experienced presenter of biblical issues. The discussion group explores the intersection of faith, science and reason. The group meets every […]
International Noise Awareness Day Wednesday, April 24 is International Noise Awareness Day, a global campaign organized by the Center for Hearing and Communication. Unless or until our hearing is impacted or we start to feel the accumulated negative impacts from a persistent noise source we tend to overlook the discomfort and eventual harm of unwanted […]
A Novel Idea: Our Food Shouldn’t Give Us Cancer or Parkinson’s Disease California’s Central Valley is our nation’s breadbasket. After all, it’s the world’s fifth largest supplier of food and agricultural commodities. California is also the nation’s top user of paraquat, a weed killer long linked to Parkinson’s disease, non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma and childhood leukemia. Paraquat […]
A Walk Through Montrose in 1929 (Part 4) We continue our trip back in time with a walk through Montrose in 1929. Last week we were in the Montrose Hotel (now Andersen’s Pet Shop). We’re back on the sidewalk on the south side of Honolulu Avenue in front of the hotel. We stand still and […]
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Buying A Brand-New Condominium Dear Phyllis, I sold a Glendale condo because the association was poorly run and always had special assessments. I did a 1031 exchange and put the money with an accommodator. One day, while driving around the Foothills, I saw new condos being listed for sale. I signed the paperwork to buy […]
Over 50 children and their families enjoyed a morning of Easter activities on Saturday, March 30 hosted by the Church of Scientology Mission of the Foothills, 2254 Honolulu Ave. in Montrose. Families had photo ops with the Easter bunny, decorated cookies and made custom Easter bags while hunting for eggs and eating treats. “What a […]
Recently members of the non-profit L’aureole of Glendale gathered at Alissa’s Ocean View Bar & Grill in Montrose to receive a certificate of recognition from Glendale’s then-mayor Dan Brotman. The mayor had issued the certificate in recognition of dedicated years of service by its members. L’aureole of Glendale was founded by two young women – […]
By Ruth SOWBY The Community Center of La Cañada Flintridge held its annual Western Round-Up under sunny skies on Saturday, March 9. The Center has played host for 30 years, opening up its parking lot for local families looking for fun, Western style. Over 500 attendees showed up at the fundraiser between 10 a.m. and […]
Glendale Arts announced a call for artists for ace/121 Gallery’s January – December 2025 exhibits. Individual artists and artist teams from a variety of backgrounds and experience levels are encouraged to complete the artist interest form. Visit ace121gallery.com for form and additional information. Two- and three-dimensional work, including immersive installations, are suitable for the Gallery. […]