By Lori BODNAR, intern Several elite Crescenta Valley High School (CVHS) graduating seniors earned honors, awards, and scholarships showcased in the Senior Awards Ceremony that was held virtually. The ceremony started off with a rocky start due to a power outage at the school, but the administrators worked through it and on went the show […]
Development Proposed Along Foothill I hope you all had a fun festive Fourth of July with your family and friends. Some celebrated our nation’s Independence Day at Crescenta Valley High School with a full display of fireworks. This display was organized by the CV Fireworks Association. Big thanks to everyone who made it such a […]
By Justin HAGER With the Tokyo Olympics just weeks away, several area residents are gearing up for competition on the world’s biggest stage. Southern California is home to dozens of Olympic athletes, with several having particularly close ties to the local community and local high school and college sports culture. The CV Weekly is proud […]
Question: I’m a leader in a local organization. We had a guest speaker recently and, after the meeting, several of us took him to lunch. Two or three in our group kept bombarding the man with questions to the point that he barely had time to eat. He was cordial and was answering the questions. […]
By Justin HAGER You know you’re doing something right when the “Black Mamba,” Kobe Bryant, invokes his own legacy and nickname to bestow an honor upon you. And on Sunday night, the “White Mamba,” aka Phoenix Mercury guard Diana Taurasi, proved that she was deserving of Bryant’s recognition and a place next to Bryant in […]
Pioneer Memories: Tom Bonetto Continuing on with the collected memories of several pioneers that were printed in a 1938 newspaper. I quote the article that paraphrases Tom Bonetto, and my inserted comments are in brackets. Tom’s parents emigrated from Italy at the turn of the century, initially settling in San Pedro’s Italian community. A few […]
By Charly SHELTON After more than a year of closures and quarantine, many businesses and attractions are reopening to the public. Some attractions have reopened in the same condition as when they closed, just glad to have made it through the pandemic without going out of business. Other attractions took the downtime to construct new […]
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Aug. 30, 1931 – June 19, 2021 Beverly Kay Ann Moore (nee Beaumont) went home to be with the Lord on June 19 in Glendale. She was born on Aug. 30, 1931 in Glasgow, Montana. She was pre-deceased by her late husband Gary, and daughter Pamela. She is survived by daughter Gwendolynn, and two sons, […]
It is the unqualified result of all my experience with the sick that, second only to their need of fresh air, is their need of light; that, after a close room, what hurts them most is a dark room and that it is not only light but direct sunlight they want. ~ Florence Nightingale June […]