Didi Hirsch Mental Health Services (formerly Verdugo Mental Health) celebrated the renovation of the Glendale facility and the dedication of the Michael D. Antonovich Building on Jan.21. Las Candelas, a volunteer organization of 40 women members who work to provide contributions to mental health programs for children, was recognized and honored as a supporter of […]
Amelia Palacios, the daughter of Maureen and Jorge of La Crescenta, has been named to the dean’s list of Macalester College for academic achievement during the fall semester of the 2014-15 school year. A graduate of Crescenta Valley High School, Palacios was a sophomore at Macalester last fall. To be eligible for the dean’s list […]
Guide to Filing a Veterans Medical Claim Submitted by Andy GERO There are three things a veteran must have for a claim approval. A diagnosis – A physician must have diagnosed the vet with an actual illness or injury. Whatever the illness or injury may be, the veteran must have a medical record from a […]
By Robin GOLDSWORTHY On Thursday, Jan. 15, the Crescenta Valley Chamber of Commerce installed its board of directors during its annual luncheon held at the La Cañada Flintridge Country Club. The board of directors is composed of President Aram Ordubegian, Vice President Calvin Chock, Treasurer Craig Fisher, Secretary Robin Goldsworthy, Past President Steve Pierce and […]
The annual “Share the Spirit” toy drive by Dilbeck Real Estate was a success again this year, benefitting local organizations Hathaway-Sycamores, Five Acres and Hillsides. Mark Dilbeck, president of Dilbeck Real Estate, said, “Dilbeck Real Estate was happy to give toys to children in need in our community. Our donations were double that of last […]
Ask Phyllis! How Long Does It Take To Get Your Offer Accepted? Dear Phyllis, For nearly ½ of last year we have been looking at homes and made offers on several. Every time I think I know the drill, something is different. In the summer we made offers on a couple of homes but […]
By Isiah REYES Foothill Retirement Marketing Director Toni Williamson shared her unique collection of turn-of-the-century items with residents of Foothill Retirement that included a velvet and silk beaded opera cape, hats, purses, a sterling silver seven-piece dresser set and various pieces of jewelry. All items from the collection spanned the years from the 1880s to […]
Meet Cheyenne, a 14-year-old rescued Whippet/Golden Retriever and his best buddy Aly! He is very gentle, patient, low-keyed, well-behaved and loving with all three granddaughters. He has enjoyed daily walks for the past 12 years in and around downtown Montrose and surrounding parks. His coat is extremely soft and, if you happen to see him, […]
By Isiah REYES Though she’s been teaching for more than 30 years, Cecilia Celis, music teacher and pianist for the Center for Spiritual Living-La Crescenta, has no plans of leaving her profession – and her passion. Celis is a composer, pianist, arranger, teacher and organist, and holds a bachelor’s degree in music, major in piano, […]