Volleyball Teams ‘Dig Pink’
The Burbank and Crescenta Valley volleyball teams renewed their traditional Dig Pink philanthropy and volleyball game to support cancer awareness and research. Via social media
Falcon JV Football Gets Second Win
By Reid MERLO The Crescenta Valley Falcon JV football team got its second League win on Thursday afternoon with a 13-9 victory over the John Muir Mustangs. The Falcons were able to get on the board with two rushing touchdowns from running back Leo Grant. The tone of the game was set by solid defensive play from […]
Treasures of the Valley <<< Mike Lawler
A Revised View of Kimball Sanitarium – Part 3 I’ve been writing about the details of one of La Crescenta’s most storied mental institutions, Kimball Sanitarium, located where our Ralphs on Foothill Boulevard is today. I gained a whole new view of the place based on interviews and emails with David Kimball, who grew up […]
NEWS FROM THE CVTC <<< HARRY LEON
Goodbye September, Hello October! The Crescenta Valley Town Council/Streets and Transportation Committee has been working diligently with the CV Sheriff’s Station, CHP and the Dept. of Public Works, LA County to ensure our students have a clear and safe route to their schools. In August, the Council convened an emergency meeting with the GUSD superintendent, […]
CVHS Choir Spends Weekend at Pali Retreat for S’mores, Bonding and Relaxation
Choir students from Crescenta Valley High School recently held their choir retreat at Pali Retreat, a custom conference center in the San Bernardino Mountains near Lake Arrowhead. Over the weekend of Sept. 10 the students had a chance to unwind, enjoy some time in nature and get a bit closer to their fellow choir members. […]
Spiritually Speaking
Question: I have three younger sisters and I’ve always been the “strong” one in my family, even for my mother and father. Now I am 75 and weary of figuring out life’s challenges for my family. When our parents passed away, I made most of the arrangements. My sisters kept telling me they trusted me […]
Notes & Nods
LCIF News In October, service projects undertaken by church members come to full fruition with items created throughout the past year being distributed around the world. On Sunday, Oct. 16 homemade quilts as well as backpacks filled with school supplies will be blessed during the 10 a.m. worship service. Lutheran Church of the Foothills’ quilting […]
Kirstin Fife, Albert Wood Potts to Perform for Glendale Noon Concerts
The Glendale Noon Concerts presents on Wednesday, Oct. 19 from 12:10-12:40 p.m. violinist-composer Kirstin Fife and pianist Albert Wood Potts. Fife will release a new collection of her short concert videos based on her composition, “The Major Arcana.” Each video is an homage to a specific tarot card. Within are gems from the humanities, including […]
PROBLEM SOLVED <<< CHRISTOPHER ELLIOTT
This AT&T phone never worked. Why are they sending me to a collection agency? When Michael Rose returns his AT&T phone, he expects the billing to stop. But it doesn’t. Can he make the charges end before they ding his credit score? Q: I recently had AT&T fiber Internet installed in my home. One of […]
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GLENDALE KIWANIS The Kiwanis Club of Glendale presents the program “USC-VHH Happenings” with speaker Dr. Armand Dorian on Oct. 14. The cost to attend, which includes lunch, is $15. Meetings start at noon. The Club meets Friday afternoons at the Elks Lodge, 120 E. Colorado St. in Glendale. MOVIE NIGHTS: EVERY WEDNESDAY IN OCTOBER […]