WVCP Benefits from Fundraiser

WVCP Benefits from Fundraiser

On May 1, the Shadow Hills Riding Club was the site of a fundraiser, Art at the Ranch, benefitting Watkins VITAL Care Program of La Crescenta. WVCP is a day program for adults with severe autism. The program involves keeping this underserved population engaged in meaningful community integration, job training, self-help and life skills. The […]

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Kyle Patterson of La Cañada Flintridge graduated from Champlain College with a degree in managing creative media on May 14. During his time at Champlain he was one of several senior students recognized by the College’s Robert P. Stiller School of Business for academic excellence. Students were honored at the Stiller School of Business Honoring […]

Fly a Flag for a Veteran

By McKenna MIDDLETON                     This Memorial Day, the Kiwanis Club of La Cañada-AM will honor veterans by kicking off its “Fly a Flag for a Veteran” event. The five-foot-by-three-foot flags will fly on an eight-foot pole at local businesses and homes. Kiwanis members will set up […]

The Campbell Center’s 25th Anniversary Derby Day a Great Success

On May 7, Pickwick Gardens and Banquet Center was the scene of The Campbell Center’s Derby Day: Run for the Roses, the agency’s key fundraising event. The afternoon saw close to 200 guests in attendance ready to celebrate the milestone marking the organization’s 25th anniversary. As has become the norm, the event offered an array […]

Questions About Today’s Real Estate? Ask Phyllis!

Rent Backs Dear Phyllis, After looking at homes for months, my fiancé and I finally made an offer. The sellers had several and they countered all requesting a 45 day period after the close where they could remain in the home as tenants. Although, we are renting month to month, we were fearful that this […]

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Alexander Ward of La Cañada was recently initiated into The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, the nation’s oldest and most selective collegiate honor society for all academic disciplines. Ward is pursuing a degree in computer science at Brigham Young University. Ward is among approximately 30,000 students, faculty, professional staff and alumni to be initiated […]

LCWC Shines at San Gabriel Valley District Convention

The La Crescenta Woman’s Club was a big winner at the district convention in April.  The Club walked away with 10 first place awards, three second place awards and three third place awards. They received first place in home life, education, fundraising, international outreach, conservation, public issues, communication & public relations, domestic violence, advocates for […]

Booksigning Held for Local Author

Local resident Jozette Karaguozian and her daughter Kira Love are shown at Karaguozian’s book signing and reading for her book “Hailey and the Castle.” She also introduced her new soon-to-be published children’s book of affirmations “Little Mimi Pie.”

Lee to Cater Midsummer Night’s Gala

Solheim is holding its First Annual Midsummer Night’s Gala on Saturday, June 4 from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Festivities will include dining under the stars, live music and dancing, incredible raffle prizes and Shakespearean delights around every corner. Catering the event is Debbie Lee, executive chef and president of Mind Body Fork, a sustainable […]

GAMC Earns ‘A’ Grade for Patient Safety

The independent hospital watchdog The Leapfrog Group published its newest results for hospital safety scores on April 25. Glendale Adventist Medical Center earned its third consecutive ‘A’ grade in this elite national ratings program, recognizing its strong commitment to patient safety. “Our world-class mission statement to ‘share God’s love with our community; demands that we […]