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  NEW ONLINE PROGRAM FOR BLACK CANCER PATIENTS A new online discussion program designed to serve Black cancer patients is being started by the Cancer Support Community-Pasadena. Sessions will take place on Thursdays from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. The program is free of charge. The program will begin with a discussion today, Thursday, April 1 led […]

Eva Kirby

Eva Kirby

Eva Kirby March 19, 2021 After one-hundred years of having lived an extraordinary life, Eva Kirby, a brilliant educator and visionary, passed away peacefully on March 19, just two days after her 100th birthday celebration. She was preceded in death by William Paul Kirby, her beloved husband of 45 years, a dedicated educator and elementary […]

Crescenta Valley Chamber of Commerce – “Our Business is Your Business”

Spring(ing) Ahead The Crescenta Valley Chamber of Commerce is actively progressing in this direction. Our annual student scholarship program for eligible high school seniors has been announced and we have arranged a Thursday, April 8 fundraising event at Alissa’s Ocean View Bar & Grill (3826 Ocean View at the corner of Florencita) for indoor and […]

Getting Summer Ready with Aldik Home

If you’re ready to re-imagine your outdoor space with a gorgeous new patio furniture set, make sure you check out Aldik Home’s stunning selection of Summer Classics outdoor furniture. The line is meticulously crafted from premium materials using both age-old building methods and state-of-the-art finishing processes to ensure the furniture will last for years to […]

Cleanup Crew Tackles Off-ramp

Cleanup Crew Tackles Off-ramp

The March off-ramp cleaning crew consisted of (from left) Christine Beavis, Robin Goldsworthy, organizer Steve Pierce and Bob “Bobcat” Thompson. To take part in the monthly cleaning of the La Crescenta off-ramp, call Steve Pierce at (818) 259-5195.

Scene in LA – April 2021

By Steve ZALL and Sid FISH COVID-19 vaccinations will be available to everyone who wants one starting April 15, which will certainly help us along the road to recovery, although it will still be some time before we see live theatre returning to local venues. Case rates are still high but seem to be on […]

Notes & Nods

This Week at LCIF  Lutheran Church in the Foothills invites the community to its preparation and celebration of Easter. Tonight, Thursday, April 1 at 7 p.m. Maundy Thursday will be commemorated online on the church Facebook page and YouTube Channel. On April 2 at 7 p.m., Good Friday will be commemorated with an online musical […]

Views from the Valley <<< Susan Bolan

It’s A Small World After All Sometimes I feel like the universe tilts just a little, causing me to spill back to my childhood and reflect on all those precious memories. That happened to me, right as we were ushering in 2021. In December, I had purchased several copies of the same book from the […]

Noteworthy Visit

Dr. Herbert Harder first walked onto the Glendale campus in 1948 and, 40 years later, served as its chief of staff. But Monday’s visit to the hospital was among his more memorable: He got his second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. At just over 100 years old (and quick to show off his recently renewed […]

Diane Sharon Landisi

Diane Sharon Landisi

Diane Sharon Landisi Dec. 6, 1942 – Feb. 26, 2021 Diane Sharon Landisi, 78, passed away at her home in Glendale on Feb. 26. Diane was born Dec. 6, 1942 to Luigi Louis and Emily Melitta Sabatini in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.  At 13, her family moved to Burbank. After graduating from high school, she worked […]