It is with sadness that the passing of Toni and Jeff Jones is announced. The two were soul mates on earth and now are together in heaven. Jeff died unexpectedly at home on Jan. 3 after a brief illness leaving family and friends shocked and in disbelief. He had been traveling to a hospital many […]
Q: Since I was very young, I helped my dad work on his car and two of the classic cars he has. I really like to repair cars. I just graduated from high school and I want to go to vocational training to learn more about car repair and eventually open my own business. My […]
Through the generosity of attendees and supporters at the Feb. 28 LCPC Parent Education Gala, Young Life Capernaum, Greater Pasadena received $8,855 as the event’s charity honoree. YLC works with intellectually and developmentally disabled teens and young adults. Its mission is to create spaces of belonging for Capernaum students through faith-based fun and adventure while […]
The Second Big Flood of 1934 Our tropical storm a few days ago reminds us of the dangers of flooding that we faced in the valley’s past … and who knows? Maybe in the future. Historically, most of us are aware that we had a huge flood on New Year’s Eve in 1934 that killed […]
Appreciates Local Coverage I, for one, do not subscribe to the CV Weekly for news that is out of our area. At the bottom of the masthead it reads The Foothills Community Newspaper. That is what I believe most of us want to read about – local business, history, political shenanigans, etc. and so forth. I […]
LCIF Noted astronomer Dr. Henry Fliegel will host a weekly conversation at Lutheran Church in the Foothills on the issues of religion and science. The free lectures and discussions will be held on Mondays beginning Sept. 11 at 11:30 a.m. in the church’s conference room and will last one hour. Dr. Fliegel received his MA […]
By Mikaela STONE Crescenta Valley High School’s band finished its two week band camp with a show previewing the year’s coming performances. Each summer, dedicated students in band and color guard hone their skills from 7a.m. to 3 p.m. in the California heat, working on precision drills so that they can march, twirl and perform […]
By Lori BODNAR Mountain Avenue Elementary School student Daisy Kim, who entered fifth grade when school started, won third place at the state level in the California State Parent Teacher Association (PTA) Reflections Contest. The PTA Reflections theme was “Show Your Voice.” Over 30,000 students in pre-K to 12th grade submitted their original works to […]
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Traffic along eastbound Foothill Boulevard as well as eastbound traffic on Montrose Avenue and Honolulu Avenue are being affected by a closure on the eastbound Foothill 210 Freeway due to a water main break. According to Officer Boyd, California Highway Patrol, eastbound lanes 1, 2 and 3 are open. Lane 4 and the eastbound Ocean […]