The Balcony of LA, a La Crescenta non-profit organization dedicated to drawing community together, recently held its fifth outdoor movie night in CV Park, 3901 Dunsmore Ave. The screenings are scheduled to continue every other Saturday through the summer. The most recent event turned out just over 300 people (and growing every time). Food trucks […]
The YMCA of the Foothills has partnered with the Glendale Unified School District to offer summer of day camp fun at Dunsmore Elementary going on now through July 29. With roughly 200 campers registered, the Y will provide an enriching environment that allows kids to stay active and social all camp long. “We had such […]
Next Attraction … Bingo & BBQ Before we announce the details of our next attraction I would like to commend and congratulate Victoria Malone and The Impact Foundation LA for the beautiful and moving tribute last Thursday, June 30 at Montrose Community Park that honored the memory of Chace Taylor Malone and celebrated the first […]
The Summer Fun Continues On! We have had quite an eventful past few months and, much to our delight, it does not look like it’ll be slowing down any time soon! We had the honor of celebrating Hillcrest Pet Hospital’s new owner, Dr. Odet Kaspari-Chiriboga DVM, with a ribbon cutting ceremony. And just one week […]
FLINTRIDGE BOOKSTORE HOSTS LISA LEWIS Today, Thursday, July 7 at 7 p.m., Flintridge Bookstore presents freelance journalist Lisa L. Lewis, author of the book “The Sleep-Deprived Teen: Why Our Teenagers Are So Tired and How Parents and Schools Can Help Them Thrive.” Lewis is joined by California State Senator (La Cañada Flintridge) Anthony J. Portantino […]
Film aficionados are invited to the Fine Arts Theatre Beverly Hills on Friday, July 8 and/or Saturday, July 9 to enjoy the exclusive exhibition premiere of George Stevens’ classic film, “Giant.” According to Jerry A. Blackburn, programmer of Public Programming and senior manager of Theatre Operations for the Fine Arts Theatre Beverly Hills, “The 8 […]
LCIF News Pastor Chuck Bunnell will preach from the Gospel of Luke 10:25-37 on Sunday at 10 a.m. Sunday school is offered for children in pre-K through sixth grade. Families should meet in the worship center. After the children’s sermon, the kids head off to the Youth Room for a time of play. Pastor Chuck […]
Question: We’ve attended the same church for 18 years. This past Sunday, we sat behind a couple and their two teenagers. Although they weren’t bothering anyone, the teens were both looking at their phones and texting for most of the service. Although we didn’t say anything, our thinking is this behavior is an insult to […]
Being Human Jeff and I met in college when we were 18 years old and started dating the summer we both turned 19. Those early days were full of adventure as we explored the California coast with impromptu camping trips and beach vacations. We both shared a love of nature and wildlife and spent much […]
Glendale Adventist Hospital and the Angel of Death – Part 3 This will wrap up the bizarre tale of Efren Saldivar, a self-professed “angel of death,” one who would ease his terminal patients into death just a little earlier than they would have naturally. After nearly 10 years of this, from 1988 to 1998, suspicions […]