Festival Season Begins This Saturday kicks off the Crescenta Valley High School Festival Season, which includes SCSBOA Festivals on March 1 and March 8, the spring concert on March 10, which will highlight all festival selections, and a Jazz Festival at Esperanza High School on March 12. Reusable Bags for Sale CVHS Aquatics Booster […]
Perhaps More Citations and Penalties Will Work It’s wonderful that Senator Susan Rubio authored resolution SR 60 that is “focused on street safety.” Many vehicle violations not only occur in our community but on our highways throughout California. What’s amazing is that it has taken so long for our representatives to recognize the problem. Everyday […]
Deukmejian Wilderness Park History and the Stone Barn Nature Center Things are about to get pretty exciting at Deukmejian Wilderness Park. The long-awaited nature center planned for the inside of the historic Le Mesnager stone barn will open on March 19. Schools throughout the region will have a new and amazing field trip destination for […]
It’s Finally Here! As many of you know, I grew up in Sunland-Tujunga at the western edge of Big Tujunga Canyon and Angeles National Forest. As a kid, my friends and I used the wash and surrounding mountains as our playground. We hiked, built forts and dammed up the streams to create swimming holes. It […]
By Justin HAGER Falcon baseball and softball got off to a rough start on Tuesday when the scheduled 3:30 p.m. boys’ varsity baseball game was postponed due to an umpire scheduling conflict. But it was all uphill from there. The afternoon saw the perennial powerhouse Lady Falcons’ softball team kickoff its Pacific League campaign in […]
Lady Vaqs host Cypress tonight, Thursday, in CCCAA championship tournament. By Justin HAGER The Glendale Community College Lady Vequeros basketball team are threepeat champions of the Western State Conference Southern Division and will host the first round of the California Community College Athletic Association championship tournament tonight, Thursday. The matchup will feature the No. 5 […]
Question: I have a dear friend who I’ve known since high school. We’re now in our late 60s and, interestingly enough, she’s on one side of the political aisle and I’m on the other. We agreed not to talk about politics but lately she’s insisting I listen to her views. I think she’s trying to […]
LCIF News Lutheran Church in the Foothills invites the community to attend Wednesday evening services during the season of Lent. The services with Pastor Chuck Bunnell are held at 7 p.m. and conclude with a soup supper “to go.” Wednesday and Sunday services are held in-person as well as live-streamed on the church’s YouTube channel. […]
By Justin HAGER “In this family, we put great value on the parry and the thrust. If you disagree with me you must counter. You must provide a rational discourse, not just an expletive.” ~ Great Uncle Jared in ‘To Grandmother’s House We Go’ Never has a line from a 40-year-old theatrical production felt more […]
On Sunday, March 13, the Glendale Youth Orchestra, conducted by Henry Shin, will perform the second concert of the 33rd season at 6 p.m. at the historic Alex Theatre in Glendale. The program is titled “Symphonic Adventures” and will feature a pair of the five 2022 concerto winners, “Beethoven Romance No. 2,” Angela Hernandez, violin; “Bruch […]