Lincoln Traditions Continue

Lincoln Traditions Continue

On Saturday, April 17 Lincoln Elementary sixth graders met with their kindergarten buddies in person for the first time this school year. They met to place their handprints on the Lincoln Wall, a favorite tradition that has gone on for years at the school. Traditionally sixth graders are assigned a “kinder-buddy” at Lincoln with whom […]

Help for Those in Need

Help for Those in Need

The Bailey Human Care Center in Tujunga benefits from the ongoing efforts of local kids packing care kits and snack bags that will be donated to the Center. In addition to providing goods to the Bailey Center, the kids want to express their love for the community while giving back to those in need. The […]

Views of the Valley <<< Susan Bolan

Views of the Valley <<< Susan Bolan

Are You Making A Difference? I have a great job. I get to work with an amazing group of women (and a couple of men) at Assistance League of Flintridge, also known as ALF. Our local chapter is part of National Assistance League, which was founded by Anne Banning early last century. After the 1906 […]

City Council Doesn’t Extinguish CV Fireworks

City Council Doesn’t Extinguish CV Fireworks

Reaction has been swift and far-reaching to the Glendale City Council meeting of April 27 and its lack of additional support for the CV fireworks display. Crescenta Valley Fireworks Assn. is determined to bring back the annual display and feels it can move forward with having a modified CV fireworks event that will be open […]

LA County Street Sweeping Service Advisory

 Beginning Saturday, May 1 Los Angeles County will update street sweeping schedules to provide sweeping services on residential streets twice a month in unincorporated LA County communities. Major streets will continue to be swept once a week. Street sweeping services help ensure clean and safe streets, and reduce debris ending up in storm drain systems […]