The Pasadena Society of Artists recently held its 95th Annual Juried Exhibition at local studio White’s Gallery, awarding various artists with prestigious honors. Among these was Vibiana Aparicio-Chamberlin, who received The Martin Mondrus Memorial Award for best portrait for her work “Tia Blanca,” watercolor with ink on paper.
Martin Mondrus was a printmaker, painter and a PSA […]
Dr. Kingman Ho joined Adventist Health Glendale as medical officer on Jan. 4. Dr. Ho brings deep experience as both a physician and operational leader that has led to marked improvements in physician engagement and alignment, significant care redesign, physician and payor contracting, and the development of hospital partnerships that drive innovation and additional service […]
By Robin GOLDSWORTHY
Whether a power outage, Red Flag wind warning, or earthquake, Paul Dutton wants to make sure his Crescenta Valley neighbors are prepared for any type of emergency. Dutton is a Community Emergency Response Team – CERT – coordinator, Red Cross volunteer, and professional emergency preparedness consultant. He has worked diligently to inform and […]
Julie J. Sprengel has been appointed president of CommonSpirit Health’s newly expanded Southern California division. In this role, Sprengel will continue to oversee Dignity Health hospitals in Los Angeles County, San Bernardino County and Clark County, Nevada. Joining the newly formed division will be the Dignity Health hospitals from Central Coast and Central California – […]
Members of CV Weekly helped Steve Pierce of the CV Chamber of Commerce with the monthly cleanup of the La Crescenta off-ramp of the 210 Freeway. Other civic-minded individuals and businesses are invited to make the commitment to help with the monthly cleanup. Contact Steve at (818) 259-5195 for more information.
VA Approves Claims for More than 22,500 Blue Water Navy Veterans
Ten months after the Dept. of Veterans Affairs (VA) began processing Agent Orange disability claims for Blue Water Navy veterans, more than 22,500 have been finalized, resulting in more than $640 million in payments to veterans or their surviving dependents.
Blue Water Navy veterans waited nearly […]
Assisteens, a youth arm of the Assistance League, worked on a letter campaign to senior citizens who previously attended the monthly senior Assistance League of Glendale luncheons at the chapter house.
Due to the pandemic, the teens could not be together so each took on a group of names from senior neighborhood fellowship and wrote to […]
The 29th annual Breakfast with Santa hosted by the La Crescenta Woman’s Club was reinvented this year: Blessing the Holidays with Santa Drive-thru.
Blessing the Holidays with Santa was wonderful! According to organizers just under 100 cars took part in the drive-thru, complete with wide-eyed children and their dogs, to see Santa, Mrs. Claus and the […]
Rabbi Mendy Grossbaum of the Chabad of the Crescenta Valley piloted the Giant Mobile Menorah to local homes. The Bruck home was just one that the Mobile Menorah stopped by to share holiday joy.
CV Weekly traveled to the Catalina Island campground at Two Harbors with the Bodnar family.
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