The Brand Summer Music Series, an outdoor concert series located at the Brand Library & Art Center, begins on July 11. Concert attendees often bring their own chairs and picnic amenities and sit on the grassy hill. Please note that alcohol is prohibited. Performances begin at 7 p.m. and is appropriate for children and families. […]
Of Wave and Stones by Yeu Q. Nguyen is on display at the Adams Square Mini Park Gas Station, 1020 E. Palmer Ave. in Glendale, from Monday, July 28 – Friday, Sept.19. Using water as a symbol for the quiet determination that allows people to inevitably triumph over obstacles, Of Wave and Stones pays homage […]
From Councilmember Ardy Kassakhian: Friends, [The Glendale City Council] will revisit the process by which we selected the mayor for Glendale. This process has been anything but smooth the last two years and I’ve shared my thoughts on this process and the reasons I voted the way I did (see below). I’m hoping this brings some clarity […]
Question: I have actively tried to change patterns of behavior in my life that have not been good for me. I am uncertain how to change these patterns. I feel like I am making poor choices in my life and am not sure how to move in a different direction. I am not speaking about an addiction […]
He Declared it Paradise! “Cecil” bounced in his seat as he passed over the uneven, unpaved roads of the northeast San Fernando Valley. He had come across an advertisement for a good-sized tract of land for sale up in Little Tujunga Canyon and he was on his way there to take a look. He had […]
La Cañada Presbyterian Church Launches 5-Week Series In a time of heightened debate and strong opinions around immigration, La Cañada Presbyterian Church (LCPC) is creating space for faithful reflection and open conversation. The first session in the series began on Wednesday, July 9 at LCPC and the sessions continue through Aug. 13 (dark on July […]
The Price of Symbolism: Glendale’s Mayoral Drama Has Real Costs Councilmember Kassakhian’s letter portrays his mayoral votes as exercises in fairness and inclusivity. But symbolism without structure has consequences – financial, institutional and ethical. When Councilmember Najarian was denied a fifth term as mayor, he sued the city. The resulting litigation dragged on for a […]
Spotlighting Local Resources What a fantastic start to summer! We want to express our heartfelt thanks and appreciation to the Crescenta Valley Fireworks Association and all the dedicated volunteers, sponsors and supporters who made this year’s 4th of July celebration a true highlight for our community. Events like this remind us how amazing our community can […]
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On May 23 the Lincoln Elementary School community gathered for one of its most cherished traditions – the Annual Lincoln Scholarship Awards Assembly. The event, a heartwarming celebration of achievement and nostalgia, was once again organized by kindergarten teacher and committee head Angelina Thomas, whose dedication ensures this special day is unforgettable for all. Each […]