Village Poets of Sunland-Tujunga welcomes featured poets Mary Fitzpatrick and Ella Czajkowska on Sunday, June 22 at 4:30 p.m. at Bolton Hall Museum. There will also be an open reading and poets are invited to sign up to participate. The reading starts at 4:30 pm and goes till 6:30 p.m. Refreshments will be served. Free […]
The Glendale Branch of the American Association of University Women (AAUW) met on Saturday, May 10 at the Oakmont Country Club to install its new board and distribute scholarships. AAUW officers were installed for two year terms (2025-2027) by past branch president Cathy Zitnick. They are President Dr. Beverly Van Citters, Treasurer Susan Hunt, Secretary […]
Emergency Room physicians across Glendale and Pasadena typically see a rise in seasonal injuries and illnesses including heatstroke, water-related incidents and foodborne illnesses. Dignity Health California urges the community to prioritize safety during the summer season’s high temperatures and increased outdoor activities. “Summer is a season when we see a sharp rise in preventable emergencies,” […]
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 […]
By John Zargarian This is the story of my twin sister and of a lemon seed, a fragile hope planted in soil the night she learned I had suffered heart failure. Miraculously, I survived that first attack. I did not die in the emergency room that night. But after that night came many complications. My […]
By Ruth SOWBY At Burbank’s Castaway restaurant more than 200 guests celebrated the 35th year of the publication of Business Life magazine. This milestone was especially meaningful for publisher Gregory Krikorian who co-founded the publication with his late father John Krikorian, a first-generation Armenian American. John’s parents fled the 1915 Armenian Genocide and settled […]
Joshua Sison of Sunland has been named to the spring 2025 Dean’s Honor Roll. Sison is a senior majoring in healthcare administration. Sison is among more than 1,500 students named to the spring 2025 Dean’s Honor Roll. To qualify, students must be registered for 12 or more credit hours and earn a GPA of 3.6 […]
Just minutes away, the 10th Annual Garagiste Festival: Urban Exposure hits the Glendale Civic Auditorium on June 21 offering a vibrant, accessible wine adventure for newbies and experts alike. Voted Best Wine Festival in the U.S. by USA Today in 2018, this event celebrates small-lot artisans crafting fewer than 1,500 cases annually, pouring innovative wines […]