Question: My neighbor and I are widows. We each have two adult children. Almost every evening we have dinner together, either at my home or hers. We watch a little television or discuss books we have been reading. Last evening, I found her in tears. She hadn’t heard from her children in about six weeks […]
By Charly SHELTON As we enter the last leg of the summer, it’s time to plan those last few theme park reservations before school starts up again. If you haven’t been down to Knott’s Berry Farm yet this summer, it is celebrating its 100th anniversary with a special look to the history that made them. […]
La Crescenta resident Katherine Rands enjoys a make your own pizza at La Cañada’s Blaze Pizza’s “dine out.” The proceeds from the July 27 event will help support the instrumental music program at CV High School. https://www.restaurantji.com/ca/la-ca%C3%B1ada-flintridge/blaze-pizza-/ Photo by Ruth SOWBY
Women Providers, Women Patients Men and women are built differently and can have different health care needs and concerns. For example, many autoimmune diseases are more common among women than men, and women are more likely to develop osteoporosis. Abdominal aortic aneurysms effect far more men than women and color blindness is widespread among men […]
Ornaments * Accessories * Books * Jewelry * Silverware * Crystal Craft Supplies * Holiday Clothing * Baskets * Pictures * Fabric A building full of Christmas excitement can be found on Thursday, Friday and Saturday on Aug. 5, Aug. 6 and Aug. 7 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Assistance League of […]
Book Smart It may seem strange but some of my fondest memories as a young girl were times I spent waiting to be seen by a doctor. I wasn’t a sick child; it was just that the medical facility that our family went to had very long wait times. My mom, to her credit, brought […]
The Kiwanis Club of La Cañada announced its choice for “La Cañadan of Year” for 2020 is Greg Brown. Brown was recognized for his outstanding volunteer service that spans more than three decades. The award was established 70 years ago to applaud exemplary leadership and hard-working dedication that has made a positive impact on the […]
By Mary O’KEEFE It has been a difficult two years for students with their schools being shut down due to the pandemic, virtual learning and isolation, then back to school with masks and vaccinations. There is also the concern not only for their health but also the health of loved ones. For members of the […]
Pioneer Memories: Wild Times at the Montrose General Store Continuing with the memories of several CV pioneers that were printed in a 1938 newspaper, we turn now to the memories of Mrs. T.O. Potts. T.O. Potts opened the first business in Montrose in 1914, a general store on the southeast corner of Honolulu Avenue and […]
BOLTON HALL MUSEUM IS OPEN Permission to reopen Bolton Hall Museum to visitors has been granted by Los Angeles Recreations and Parks Dept. Bolton Hall Museum is now open on Saturday and Sunday afternoons from 1-4 p.m. and will observe all safety guidelines specified by the LA County Dept. of Public Health as we go […]