By Ruth SOWBY More than 100 community folk enjoyed hot dogs, root beer floats and each other on the Sunland field on Hillrose Street to celebrate Pioneer Day. The Pioneer picnic was held on Saturday evening, July 20, commemorating July 24, 1847 when thousands of pioneers crossed the plains with their wagons to reach Utah and […]
In June, La Cañada Flintridge Orthapedic Guild members Marie Baker, Joan Cleven, Rita La Face, Caryl Pettit, Joanne Ploszaj and Ginney Pruitt took advantage of a rare opportunity – taking a day trip to Calexico to experience what LuskinOIC doctors encounter on their six yearly trips to the clinic in Calexico. Travelers needed to leave […]
P.E.O. Glendale Chapter DJ, an organization dedicated to women’s education and empowerment, recently marked a historic occasion with its 100th anniversary celebration held at the Oakmont Country Club. Established on Feb. 25, 1924, Chapter DJ proudly became the fifth P.E.O. chapter in the Glendale Reciprocity Bureau, initially comprising eight pioneering charter members. Lynne Dibble, president […]
Flagler College held a commencement ceremony celebrating the academic and personal accomplishments of more than 500 graduates in the Class of 2024. Among these was Diego Osorio-Lowery from La Cañada Flintridge who graduated with a bachelor’s degree in history. Flagler College is located in the heart of St. Augustine, Florida. Flagler College was founded in […]
Montrose is a safe, beautiful, friendly and generally a clean community that is excellent for families. However, the City of Glendale parking lot north of Broadview bordering Market Street is often an eyesore, mostly due to extraneous items deposited by the dumpsters. The Church of Scientology Mission of the Foothills, in line with its The […]
Our Vision as We Age As we age, our eyes undergo changes that require attention. While it’s normal to experience gradual vision changes (think about how the magnification strength of your reading glasses slowly increases over the years), more sudden vision changes may be a sign of a medical issue that needs professional examination. Knowing […]
The Glendale Chamber of Commerce and WOW Television Enterprises, LLC announced a first-of-its kind alliance that will bring eight worldwide televised live events to Glendale. Kicking off on Friday, Aug. 2, Glendale’s state-of-the-art movie and television studio, East End Studios, will host the high-flying WOW Superheroes as they battle in the ring. “We are excited […]
By Ruth SOWBY The world’s largest touring public elephant art exposition is a first for Los Angeles. It includes 25 elephant statues at high traffic Burbank landmarks. The “herd” is led by Mahua, designed by Los Angeles artist Chariya Bissonnette. Mahue can be found near Ben & Jerry’s on the AMC Walkway in Downtown Burbank. […]
The Sunland-Tujunga Youth Camp fundraiser was a sellout at the first event since COVID. Held in the cultural hall of the Sunland-Tujunga ward of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Sunland, close to 200 church-goers and friends enjoyed breakfast. On an early June morning, chocolate pancakes and sausages fit the bill for […]
Village Poets presents Kathleen Travers and rg cantalupo on Sunday, July 28 at 4:30 p.m. at Bolton Hall Museum. In addition to the featured poets, two segments of open mic will be available and refreshments will be served. The Bolton Hall Museum is at 10110 Commerce Ave. in Tujunga. Kathleen Travers was crowned the first […]