NEWS FROM WASHINGTON <<< REP. ADAM SCHIFF

Ensuring Equality: Protecting and Advancing LGBTQ Rights Earlier this month, my district was the scene of hatred and violence as anti-LGBTQ protestors fought pro-LGBTQ demonstrators outside a Glendale School Board meeting that was scheduled to vote on recognizing Pride month in the district’s schools.  The incident at the Glendale School Board meeting is just one […]

TREASURES OF THE VALLEY <<< MIKE LAWLER

Local Bob Statues and Some Bob’s Trivia I just finished a popular run documenting my readers’ memories of our local Bob’s. But I couldn’t resist one last word on the subject. Over and over, readers wondered whatever happened to the Montrose Bob statue. No one seems to know its fate. But I do know of […]

Notes & Nods

LCIF News Lutheran Church in the Foothills looks a bit like a zoo this week with “VBS: Weird Animals” underway for children ages 4 through sixth grade. The program runs from 9 a.m. to noon. It began Monday and runs through Friday, June 23. According to a church spokesperson, this year’s vacation Bible school theme […]

Pinewood Derby Comes to Cars for Cops & Kids

The inaugural Verdugo Hills Council – Boy Scouts of America Pinewood Derby championship took place on Sunday, June 4 in Verdugo Park in Glendale hosted by the Rotary Club of Glendale – Noon Cars for Cops and Kids fundraiser. Over 30 qualifying Cubs and 10 packs were represented at this race. A design contest was […]

CVHS Students Compete in National and International Science Fairs

CVHS Students Compete in National and International Science Fairs

By Lori BODNAR Spring is science fair season and several students from the Academy of Science and Medicine at Crescenta Valley High School (CVHS) recently competed in science fairs including the California Science and Engineering Fair (CSEF), Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF), and the SkillsUSA state competition. Eleventh grader Mahesh Arunachalam participated in […]

Spiritually Speaking

Question: Our daughter and her husband just had their first baby. We’re delighted to be first-time grandparents but weren’t prepared for what came next. We were told – not asked – that they would like us to care for the baby every Friday night so they can have date night. Even before the baby was […]

ALG Awards Scholarships

At its June luncheon the Assistance League of Glendale awarded seven $2000 scholarships to students attending local schools. ALG President Rayma Halloran congratulates recipients (from left) Andre Numamade, transferring student from Glendale Community College, Brendan Bruyere from Hoover High, Hilda Guzman returning student from Glendale Community College, Thalia Hightower from Verdugo Academy, Ashlyn Burton from […]

LCPC Parent Ed Offers Books and Support to Local Non-Profits

La Cañada Presbyterian’s Parent Education program donated to Elizabeth House and Harambee Ministries, both located in Pasadena, resources for spiritual and personal development. Books included devotionals in both English and Spanish, children’s Bibles, books for marriage/relationships and books to support personal growth. In addition to providing these resources, Parent Ed is currently collaborating with both […]