DAR Supports a ‘Beary’ Good Cause

DAR Supports a ‘Beary’ Good Cause

Daughters of the American Revolution – DAR – worked with Operation Gratitude providing Battalion Bears to children whose parents are deployed.  Thousands of bears were ready to go to their “fur-ever” homes but first they needed to go through quality control and be given the once over by the women of DAR. Members did the […]

May is Older Americans Month: A Time to Celebrate, Support and Strengthen Age-Friendly Care

May is Older Americans Month: A Time to Celebrate, Support and Strengthen Age-Friendly Care

Each May, communities across the country celebrate Older Americans Month, a national observance established in 1963 to honor the contributions, resilience and wisdom of older adults. This year’s theme – centered on inclusion, independence and the value of aging well – arrives at a moment when our nation is experiencing one of the most significant […]

Earth Day at Crescenta Valley High School Keeps Campus Clean

Earth Day at Crescenta Valley High School Keeps Campus Clean

By Ruth SOWBY “I’ve never been happier to be overwhelmed at work.”   So said CVHS sophomore Soren Cooper who started a food waste program aimed to reduce the amount of food waste generated on school grounds. Cooper’s program is funded by a grant from the Glendale Educational Foundation.   At lunch on Earth Day, April 22, […]

Community Center to Host Third Annual Family Bingo Night

Community Center to Host Third Annual Family Bingo Night

The Community Center of La Cañada Flintridge (CCLCF) is bringing back its popular Family Bingo Night for the third year as part of the La Cañada Flintridge Fiesta Days weekend celebration. The event takes place Saturday, May 23 from 5:30 p.m. – 8 p.m. in the CCLCF main auditorium – and it’s shaping up to […]

Henry Clay – Speaker of the House, Secretary of State, Senator

Henry Clay – Speaker of the House, Secretary of State, Senator

As America prepares for its 250th anniversary, CV Weekly will be working with the Daughters of the American Revolution – Don José Verdugo Chapter to gather information on those recognized by DAR as American patriots.  Although never President, Henry Clay dominated the American political landscape in the first half of the 19th century and remains […]

Tea Lovers Pack Sold-out Pasadena Festival of Tea

Tea Lovers Pack Sold-out Pasadena Festival of Tea

By Ruth SOWBY For the seventh consecutive year, at a cost of $20 per ticket, visitors were able to sample teas at the Pasadena Tea Festival held on April 12 at Storrier Stearns Japanese Garden. Local tea vendors at the festival specialized in a wide variety of Japanese, Chinese and Korean teas. Sprinkled throughout the garden were […]

Arianna Pharmacy Provides N95 Masks

By Robin GOLDSWORTHY For those who are wearing masks or for those looking for them, Arianna Pharmacy at 3600 N. Verdugo Road in Montrose has some available. “We got an allocation from the government,” said owner Arbi Barseghian. “They’re basically for those who are still wearing masks.” Arianna Pharmacy provides basic medical equipment – including […]

PEOPLE MAKING NEWS

Lauren Wockenfuss of Glendale and Victoria Romano of Sunland were named to Emerson College’s Dean’s List for the fall 2025 semester. To make the Dean’s List, students must have a grade point average of 3.7 or higher for that semester. Emerson College, located in Boston, Massachusetts, is uniquely dedicated to the arts and communication, educating […]

Annual Gala Creates a Lasting Impact

Annual Gala Creates a Lasting Impact

By Robin GOLDSWORTHY Ascencia, which has a mission of “Lifting people out of homelessness one person, one family at a time,” returned to the Oakmont Country Club on Saturday night to celebrate its 18th annual gala, which had a theme of Creating a Lasting Impact. “It’s the largest fundraiser we have,” said Laura Duncan, executive […]

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