Article Two The short Article Two of the U.S. Constitution outlines the Executive Branch of the federal government. It grants executive power, military power and legislative power to the President of the United States of America. The President must be a natural born citizen, at least 35 years old and a 14-year resident of the […]
In the spirit of giving virtual school students of IQLA, a full-time online public charter school, met up to craft holiday cards for local heroes at the Glendale Fire Dept. “The women and men of the Glendale Fire Dept. have dedicated their lives to serve and protect our city, each day,” said Cheryl Getuiza, Community […]
Biola University welcomed the following students to the Biola community as they start their journey as an Eagle this fall: Faith Choi of La Crescenta majoring in Allied Health; Jakob Torres of La Cañada Flintridge majoring in kinesiology and Jonathan Won of La Crescenta majoring in Bible, theology, and ministry. _________________________________ Audrey Melillo and Skyla […]
By Lindy Bockman It was Christmas Eve In La Cañada People were scurrying about In their shoes by Prada. They were up to their ears In bag after bag They were tired and spent And their shoulder did sag. There were great crowds Gathered on streets Sees Candies was selling Out of their treats. Chocolate […]
By Ruth SOWBY La Canada’s historic Lanterman House hosted well over 200 visitors on the balmy afternoon of Sunday, Dec. 17. From 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., guests were treated to caroling under an artificial snowfall, a holiday boutique, gingerbread house contest, crafts and treats. The free event took place on the grounds and holiday-decorated interior […]
Resilience and Aging As we age, humans are prone to experience a decrease in physical, cognitive and psychosocial functioning along with an increase in the incidence of chronic illness. These changes are often accompanied by loss of loved ones, increased pain, decreased self-confidence and life expectations, seclusion and changes in social roles (caregivers now becoming […]
Ellen Farewell (above), philanthropy chair of Oakmont League of Glendale, organized a drive to collect unwrapped toys from League members and delivered them to Glendale Fire Station 26 on North Brand Boulevard in mid-December. Receiving the donations were Firefighters Anthony Stepanov and Joshua Benedict and Engineer Jessie Castro. 2023 marks the 31st year of the […]
The La Cañada Flintridge Orthopaedic Guild (LCFOG) had much to celebrate recently and they did so at the La Cañada Flintridge Country Club where members gathered for their December meeting. Many were carrying large bags full of toys to be donated to the children at the clinic in Calexico. Mary Beth Perrine, vice president, Development […]
By Ruth SOWBY To acknowledge and thank its donors and supporters, the Foundation of Adventist Glendale presented its annual tree lighting and tribute ceremony on Thursday, Dec. 7. Also honored were community members who died during the past year. An audience of some 100 supporters gathered in the hospital’s West Tower Lobby for the ceremony. Mission […]
By Ruth SOWBY Glendale Arts’ Taste is back – with a twist – for its Taste of the Holidays at its new home, the ACE/21 Gallery & Paseo in Glendale. Previously the arts organization offered its “Taste” as restaurant samplings in downtown Glendale. On Saturday, Dec. 2 local vendors offering homemade goods and art replaced the […]