LCIF News Registration is open for Vacation Bible School at Lutheran Church in the Foothills. LCIF’s weeklong event will be held June 19-June 23. There will be lots of singing, dancing, crafts and games, all centered on learning about God in new ways. Families are encouraged to register online or call the church’s office. Those […]
Western Selects Hockey picks its team to compete at The Invitational Hockey Tournament in Edmonton, Alberta this July. The Western Selects Brick Team is comprised of elite players from 12 western states – including Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada, Texas and Washington – to compete in high-level birth-year tournaments, comprising of the Boston Showdown, May […]
To Protect Wildlife It’s Time to End the Use of Dangerous Rodenticides The use of rodenticides to control rodents has injured and killed hundreds or thousands of wild animals and pets throughout California. Many of us have seen the impact first-hand. While rodenticides are used to target rodents like rats and mice, predatory and scavenging […]
Cell Towers On CVWD Properties … Again! At the April 11 board meeting of the Crescenta Valley Water District, board members approved revised policy and procedures to permit cellular site leases, specifically cell towers, on CVWD water tanks. CVWD has immediately begun marketing to telecommunication companies – at least one company has already expressed interest. […]
Rockhaven Sanitarium – The History of the Lawsuit Demolition by neglect. That’s the only way to describe what the City has been doing to Rockhaven. Leaking roofs, flaking paint, caved in ceilings. The buildings are so wet and moldy that they are in danger of melting into the landscape. How did things get to this […]
The St. Patrick’s Day tradition continued at Lincoln Elementary when Lincoln ASB, with the help of Principal Barbara Faris, brought bagpiper Miles Sweet onto the campus. Sweet greeted students in the morning playing traditional Irish music on the bagpipes as the students entered the schoolyard. The Lincoln students were dressed in green to show this […]
FIRST Tech Challenge Team 25 Rock N Roll Robots, a Girl Scouts of Greater Los Angeles (GSGLA) all-girls robotics team sponsored by NASA, Raytheon Technologies, and Microsoft, advanced to the FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) Tech Challenge (FTC) World Championship that was held on April 18-22 in Houston, Texas. GSGLA sponsored […]
By Ruth SOWBY Soroptimist Glendale president and optimist Kathy Lefkovits admitted, “Twenty years ago I woke up with the idea to decorate bras as a fundraiser. When I presented the idea to the club, their initial reaction was ‘Not in Glendale!’ Obviously, they embraced the idea and ran with it.” On April 1 at the Oakmont Country […]
Dignity Health – Glendale Memorial Hospital and Health Center (GMHHC) is the first hospital in Glendale to offer the VELYS™ Robotic-Assisted Solution, the latest advancement in technology that helps surgeons perform precise knee replacement surgery. This advanced system was designed to help surgeons perform a knee replacement with the use of data that’s tailored to […]