Five area students were recently honored for their citizenship at a luncheon held by the Don Jose Verdugo Chapter of The Daughters of the American Revolution. Presiding over the program were Regent Liz Craven and Good Citizen Chair Barbara Rogers. The luncheon and award ceremony were held at Beckham Place Restaurant in Pasadena. Their school […]
The YWCA of Glendale is hosting the 14th Annual Legacy Luncheon on Thursday, May 31. Held at The Castaway Restaurant at 1250 Harvard Road in Burbank, the luncheon will honor recipients of Heart & Excellence Awards including Silva Hameline, Lori Hartwell, Ann M. Herrmann, Elizabeth Manasserian and Ellyn Semler. The keynote speaker is Christine Avaness, […]
By Misty DUPLESSIS For those interested in learning the art of quilting or just want to view the creative fruits of these labors, plan to stop by the Glendale Quilt Guild’s 32nd Annual Glendale Quilt Show taking place from Friday, March 18 through Sunday, March 20 at the Burbank Airport Marriott Hotel. Each year the […]
»THE ROVIN’ REV by Reverend Beverly Craig In 1979, when he was just 20 years old, Oscar Alonzo came to the United States from El Salvador seeking the American Dream. He left El Salvador because of political unrest created when army reformist officers removed General Romero from office, replacing him with a junta consisting of […]
Last Saturday evening, Holy Redeemer parents Michael and Eugenie Nogueira opened their home to fellow parents and supporters of Holy Redeemer Middle School for the school’s annual wine tasting event. The evening included dinner, a dessert and coffee bar, and a variety of wine – some of which was brought by the 60-plus guests – […]
Bak ~ Erickson Agnes Bak and Kraig Erickson of Redondo Beach have announced their wedding engagement. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Jozef and Antonia Bak of Brandon, Fla. She was born in Poland and moved to Suffield, Conn. as a child. She received her bachelor’s degree in chemistry from Boston College and is currently […]
By Bruce GIBSON Meeting new people, getting to know them and getting to know their tastes in wine is something The Wine Cave owner Scott Starkey genuinely enjoys. It’s no act, though it could be, seeing as Starkey is a former actor, being classically trained and having appeared on stage and television. Starkey caught the […]
By Brandon HENSLEY It’s Friday night in Montrose, and where does everyone want to go? To see a children’s author recruit new members as fans of his latest book, of course. Inside a crowded Once Upon a Time bookstore last Friday, Jon Scieszka spoke before a group of children about his book, “Spaceheadz,” and signed […]
Anna Dale Applebaum and Nisha Kae Chatterjee, both of La Cañada Flintridge, were named to the Dean’s List at Washington University in St. Louis for the fall 2010 semester. Both are graduates of La Cañada High School and are enrolled in the university’s College of Arts & Sciences. To qualify for the Dean’s List students […]
By Brandon HENSLEY Forget the grapes of wrath – wine enthusiasts had to fear the weather Saturday morning, Feb. 26. The snow had not yet fallen – that would come several hours later in the Foothills – but a cold and rainy weekend nevertheless forced the Stonebarn Vineyard Conservancy to move its winemaking class from […]