Discover how Daisy Dell, a popular 1920s picnic area in a “miraculously acoustic” canyon in the Cahuenga Pass became America’s iconic entertainment venue – the Hollywood Bowl. This program on June 14 at 1 p.m. is narrated in-person by members of the LA Philharmonic Speakers Bureau and relives the Bowl’s history through vintage photos, postcards and […]
Mediterranean Egg Muffins This is my take on a popular recipe circulating on the Internet. These freezer-friendly egg muffins are delicious for breakfast and ideal for your next brunch. If you’re serving them for brunch, pair them with a mixed greens salad dressed with olive oil and red vinegar. Makes 12 muffins. Ingredients: 12 large […]
The P.E.O. (Philanthropic Educational Organization) Sisterhood announced the official merger of the P.E.O. Glendale Reciprocity Bureau and the P.E.O. Burbank Reciprocity Bureau, forming a unified entity now known as the Verdugo Hills Reciprocity Bureau. The announcement was made during the P.E.O. California State Convention held recently in Los Angeles. This merger, encouraged by the P.E.O. California State […]
GLENDALE KIWANIS The Kiwanis Club of Glendale meets on Fridays at noon. At the next meeting on June 13, duck splash artists and duck buddies will give an overview of their organizations and work. Introduction by Gab Waterman. The cost to attend Friday meetings, which includes lunch and program, is $25. All are welcome. The […]
Ticket Trouble: Did StubHub Score an “Own Goal” on this Purchase? Eli Klein snags the perfect seats to watch his favorite hockey team, the Washington Capitals, take on the Columbus Blue Jackets. But his excitement turns to frustration when he discovers the seats do not exist. Question: I was so excited when I found out […]
LCIF Welcomes Community For those who find joy, solace and connection within the pages of a good book, Lutheran Church in the Foothills (LCIF) is extending a warm welcome. The church’s book club is preparing for its upcoming summer meetings offering a space for literary discussion and community fellowship. The next gathering is scheduled for […]
Question: I am feeling a lot of anxiety and fear with what is transpiring outside my door. Where is God in this situation? How can all this be happening? I’m watching families being separated and children put in zip ties. Why is God allowing this to happen ? Scared Answer: I very much understand the fear […]
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Local middle and high schools promote and graduate classes. By Robin GOLDSWORTHY and Mary O’KEEFE It was a day of promotions and graduations throughout the Valley. At Rosemont Middle School over 600 eighth grade students were promoted, many with plans to attend Crescenta Valley High School in the fall. In her opening remarks, Principal Suzanne […]
By Julie BUTCHER “Usually I see you from the comfort of my own home – sometimes it’s from my bedroom because you go so long – but today I thought it was really important to show up and say thank you for the decision the city has [made],” said Anita Quiňonez Gabrielian when addressing the […]