La Cañada Presbyterian Church’s Parent Education Program (LCPC Parent Ed), now in its 44th year, hosted its annual team retreat at the home of Daniela Kim in La Cañada. The retreat, led by director Anne Bierling, brought together staff, the volunteer board and the ministry support team to plan for the year ahead. They used […]
Nov. 25, 2022 It is with terrible sadness that the family announces the passing of Angela Jaime Fyke, 76, on Nov. 25 due to further complications from a stroke she suffered in 2011. In 1965 Angela married Jim Fyke, who’s own parents – Rolland and Dorothy Fyke – lived on Rock Castle Avenue in […]
LCIF News The season of Advent has arrived and with it a way to worship from home on Wednesday evenings. Pastor Chuck Bunnell will broadcast a weekly online service at 7 p.m., each Wednesday until Christmas, on the church’s YouTube channel. Sunday Advent services are held in person as well as online beginning at 10 […]
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‘Plaid Friday’ kicks off the holiday season in Montrose and includes carolers, a community sing-along, a tree lighting and, of course, Santa. By Mary O’KEEFE Without thinking too much about it in specific terms, I was showing the America I knew and observed to others who might not have noticed. ~ Norman Rockwell […]
By Mary O’KEEFE The weekend’s election of candidates is in for the Crescenta Valley Town Council (CVTC). All five candidates were incumbents so all were expected to be on the Council at the close of Election Day. The only question was who would be general members – elected to a three-year term – and who […]
By Sofia LOPARDO, intern On Saturday, Nov. 12 at the Hansen Dam Recreation Center, the American Heroes Air Show, a free admission event, took place. Since 1993, the air show has displayed multiple rotary aircraft to educate the community about the role of helicopters in law enforcement, fire service and the military. There were also […]
By Mary O’KEEFE As Southern Californians spend a sunny Thanksgiving today, it is important for us to remember those who cannot easily go “over the river and through the woods” as the snow has barricaded many of them in their own homes and travel restrictions have been posted. As of Sunday, western New York and […]
Thankful Today is a holiday that many bypass in their rush to get to Christmas. But Thanksgiving is a day when we should take a moment and give thanks for the many blessings we have. While it is true that we are experiencing inflation and our tables may not be as full as we would […]
By Mary O’KEEFE Although the main event at the American Heroes Air Show was the helicopters, the day began with 44 people participating in a naturalization ceremony. The road to naturalization for many takes some time – not just to begin the process but to qualify for the process. One qualification is that candidates have […]