None Too Soon Steve and I don’t collect our mail as regularly as we should. We have a locking mail vault and it’s a pain to get into, especially since my knee surgery. Typically I have to ask Steve to get the mail or I’ll bring out a bag for it and a pillow […]
By Mary O’KEEFE First, before I get into the whale tale, I want to remind people to go to the polls and vote. I was taught voting is not just a right – it is a responsibility. My dad and uncles all served in the military. My dad and his brother were very active in […]
CVHS Performs Musical ‘Matilda’ The Performing Arts Dept. at Crescenta Valley High School presents “Matilda,” based on the Roald Dahl novel. The musical celebrates the story of an extraordinary girl who dares to take a stand and change her own destiny. With the help of her teacher, her friends and a little bit of imagination, […]
By Mary O’KEEFE Last week, the Crescenta Valley Lions Club held the first in its speaker series at St. Luke’s of the Mountains Episcopal Church’s – Sadler Hall. Its inaugural event had two parents sharing their most personal stories of loss as both had sons who died due to fentanyl overdoses. Arick Gevorkian is a […]
By Mary O’KEEFE Recently, allegations regarding a misappropriation of union funds were made against Glendale Unified School District (GUSD) board of education candidate Telly Tse by two teachers who were former members of the Beverly Hills Education Association (BHEA). The allegations were first brought to the forefront by an article in the Beverly Hills Weekly, […]
By Eliza PARTIKA and Mikaela STONE This election the CV Weekly presented the candidates for various offices. To read the responses posed to congressional candidates, visit www.cvweekly.com to learn more about Senator Anthony Portantino and Representative Laura Friedman, both running for the 30th congressional district, and Representative Judy Chu and William Patterson, who are running […]
By Mary O’KEEFE It may seem that candidates running for local offices in this March 5 primary agree on absolutely nothing; however, they do in fact appear to agree on one thing: theft of lawn signs. Most of the candidates have complained about their lawn signs being taken by their opponents or their opponents’ supporters. […]
By Mary O’KEEFE There are five days until the March 5 primary election and in California there are many ways that registered voters can cast their ballots. Vote by Mail ballots had been sent out by the Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk [RR/CC] beginning in early February. Those who have or would like to vote […]
May 22, 1945 – Feb. 17, 2024 Daniel Miller was born on May 22, 1945 in Moline, Illinois to Elsie and Vernon Miller. He passed away at home surrounded by his family on Feb. 17 after a nearly 25-year battle with cancer. Growing up in then-vibrant Quad Cities, Dan loved spending time with his […]
By Ruth SOWBY At 7:50 a.m. on Saturday morning, Feb. 10, dozens of bargain hunters stormed the historic gates of the Thursday Club in La Cañada. The courtyard sale opened 10 minutes early to accommodate the crowd. Customers weren’t disappointed. Pre-owned luxury goods at bargain basement prices included antiques, crystal, china, jewelry, holiday décor and toys. […]