We Must Raise Teacher Pay to Ensure California Public School Students Don’t Fall Behind Growing up, my parents often emphasized how important it was for me to get a good education. As the descendants of Jewish immigrants who left Eastern Europe in the early part of the last century, our family recognized how fortunate we […]
Over the weekend of May 7-8, the Crescenta Valley United 12U softball championship game was held. The Phoenix and Tsunami played a strong game ending with a win by Phoenix 7-5. Players, coaches and families had a fun season and great memories were made. Submitted by Paul WEINBERG
After a two-year hiatus, the Kiwanis Club of La Cañada recently held its iconic “TERRIFIC Kids” ceremony recognizing at the LCUSD amphitheater 24 sixth-grade students. A sense of joy was audible as families and friends cheered the youth who had been selected by their classrooms for displaying such qualities as kindness, a positive attitude and […]
After over 65 years of serving the local communities, Charles Music Store at 421 N. Glendale Ave. in Glendale will be closing its doors in June as owners Sue Hunter and George Sallustio set off to enjoy retired life. Charles Music Store is an independent, family owned and operated musical instrument store serving Southern California. […]
By Ruth SOWBY Glendale Arts had its open-to-the-public moving sale on Friday, May 20, and Saturday, May 21. On June 1, the organization will be moving from its present office space at 116 W. California Ave. in Glendale to a new office at the 500 N. Brand Blvd. building. The sale was held at its current […]
Adventist Health Glendale received its 15th consecutive “A” Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grade in spring 2022. This national distinction recognizes Adventist Health Glendale’s achievements in protecting patients from preventable harm and error in the hospital. “I’m exceedingly proud of our healthcare teams for continually delivering exceptional medical care for our community,” said Alice Issai, president of […]
Is Waiving The Home Inspection A Mistake? Dear Phyllis, My daughter recently purchased a home in Orange County. It’s a seller’s market there just like the Foothill’s. Because there were multiple offers, her real estate agent suggested that they consider waiving their home inspection. The home appeared to be well maintained and she didn’t want […]
Utah State University will recognize 6,588 candidates for graduation during its spring 2022 commencement celebration. The graduates are from USU’s statewide campuses across the state of Utah, as well as USU Online, earning degrees and certificates during the summer 2021, fall 2021 and spring 2022 semesters. The following local students are set to earn degrees: […]
May 2022 Nine New Cancers Added to the Presumed Service Connected List Related to Particulate Matter In late May, VA announced the addition of nine rare respiratory cancers to the list of presumed service-connected disabilities due to exposure to fine particulate matter for veterans who served any amount of time in: Afghanistan, Djibouti, Syria or […]
In roughly six weeks, the entire Y community consisting of all staff levels, committed volunteers, Y members and board members raised over $85,300, shattering on May 18 their $80,000 goal. The Annual Support Campaign ensures the Y’s enduring impact as it supports their scholarship fund. “In the final hour, our sports coordinator Noah Bernstein received […]