Recently members of the non-profit L’aureole of Glendale gathered at Alissa’s Ocean View Bar & Grill in Montrose to receive a certificate of recognition from Glendale’s then-mayor Dan Brotman. The mayor had issued the certificate in recognition of dedicated years of service by its members. L’aureole of Glendale was founded by two young women – […]
By Ruth SOWBY The Community Center of La Cañada Flintridge held its annual Western Round-Up under sunny skies on Saturday, March 9. The Center has played host for 30 years, opening up its parking lot for local families looking for fun, Western style. Over 500 attendees showed up at the fundraiser between 10 a.m. and […]
Glendale Arts announced a call for artists for ace/121 Gallery’s January – December 2025 exhibits. Individual artists and artist teams from a variety of backgrounds and experience levels are encouraged to complete the artist interest form. Visit ace121gallery.com for form and additional information. Two- and three-dimensional work, including immersive installations, are suitable for the Gallery. […]
Jake Schaffer from La Crescenta was appointed to the fall semester 2023 academic dean’s list at the University of Dubuque. Full-time students in good academic standing (registered for and having earned 12 or more letter grade credits for the term) who earn a term grade point average of 3.5 or above and who do not […]
The Community Center of La Cañada Flintridge (CCLCF) welcomed Rachel Alex McKinnell, an LA-based dancer and teacher, to its team of instructors. McKinnell will be teaching creative movement for the senior, adult, and teen departments. McKinnell, who grew up in Glendale and graduated from CV High, has 16 years of training and performance experience recreationally […]
By Katie O’Brien STARC (Sunland Tujunga Arts, Rec and Culture) Committee members and members of the community gathered on Feb. 27 at McGroarty Arts Center to learn about the “Tales of the Chumash” in a presentation by Chumash Tongva elder Dennis Garcia. Garcia, a dancer of traditional music, spoke about his regalia made of […]
The Value of Social Care As the complex American healthcare system strives to become a model more value-based vs. volume-based, there has been attention paid to environmental factors facing high-risk populations. According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), “the lack of social supports directly contributes to the development of chronic health conditions,” which […]
The Pasadena Society of Artists presents the 99th Annual Juried Exhibition opening at Whites Fine Art Gallery, 2414 Honolulu Ave. in Montrose on Tuesday, April 2 and continuing through Saturday, April 27. The opening reception is on Saturday, April 6 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. with awards presented at 3 p.m. Hors d’oeuvres and […]
The Bill of Rights Led by George Mason of Virginia, the three delegates who opposed the new Constitution without a Bill of Rights returned home and organized strong opposition to the ratification. It soon became apparent that the new Constitution would be ratified by the required nine states without the two largest states, New York […]
By Ruth SOWBY Recently announced as GLA’s Woman of the Year is Jennie Quiñonez-Skinner. Glendale Police Chief Manuel Cid was named Man of the Year by the organization. The announcements were made at GLA’s Installation & Awards Luncheon on Feb. 29. Heading the program was GLA’s 2023-24 president, Anita Quiñonez Gabrielian. The Oakmont Country Club was the setting […]