She is a person of substance, discipline and caring and has great respect for our country and our military. Kristina Seward is a senior at Providence High School in Burbank where she is an honor roll student. She is also a junior member of American Legion Auxiliary Unit 377 in Tujunga. Every year, the American […]
Overcharged by Quest Diagnostics – can she get her $353 back? Quest Diagnostics charged Ro Dobkin an extra $353 for services. Can she get it back or is it lost forever? Q: I received two bills from Quest Diagnostics for tests that my insurance denied. I paid the bills myself, not knowing that my […]
GLENDALE KIWANIS The Kiwanis Club of Glendale meets on Fridays at noon. This week on March 31 the guest speaker is club member Pat Liddell who will be giving an update on the CNH Children’s Fund. The cost to attend, which includes lunch and program, is $20. The Club meets Friday afternoons at the Elks […]
Denise Traboulsi, MSW Who is Really Calling? Phone and Internet Scams Targeting Older Adults Older adults are known to be responsible consumers with large savings and good credit, which is why they are often targeted by phone and internet scammers. Additionally, seniors are more trusting of others and less likely to report being victims of […]
The ReflectSpace Gallery, Glendale Library, Arts & Culture, and Craft Contemporary presents Tactics of Erasure and Rewriting Histories, an exhibition that highlights diverse artworks documenting acts of reclamation and removal as a process of making history. The five exhibiting artists – Fafnir Adamites, Andre Keichian, Alberto Lule, Miller Robinson, and Ryat Yezbick – use archival […]
By Charly SHELTON Singer/songwriter Gina Zollman recently released her debut album, “Anywhere With You,” combining old standards from The Great American Songbook with original songs for a journey through “love, loss and how much I weighed.” And to celebrate the release of her first CD, Zollman took to the stage at the Catalina Jazz […]
By Ruth SOWBY Attendance to the Italian Catholic Federation (ICF) fundraiser at St. Bede in La Cañada was “the best yet” according to IC President Phyllis Harb. On Sunday, March 19, about 200 parishioners and local residents scanned the packed aisles in the church Parish Hall. Shopping was intense after the 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m. and 11 […]
Question: We grew up in a home full of domestic violence because of a father who was an alcoholic. He physically and mentally abused our mom and us, too. We couldn’t wait to graduate from high school and leave home. After we did, we only stayed in touch with our mom. We didn’t speak to […]
Crescenta Valley Water District’s Large Meter Replacement Program and Rainfall Crescenta Valley Water District will be expanding its advanced metering infrastructure program by replacing three-inch and four-inch meters for apartment/condominiums and park irrigation. Starting next week, you will see crews working in traffic medians, parks and large multi-family dwellings to switch out old meters to […]
The Montrose Rodeo of 1947 – Part 2 We continue the story of the multi-year annual Montrose Rodeo, focusing on the 1947 version. Last week we heard about the plans for the big parade to precede the rodeo, but there were other aspects of the celebration worth hearing about. The beard-growing contest seems to have […]