Crescenta Valley Chamber of Commerce Hosts Annual Bingo Night

Crescenta Valley Chamber of Commerce Hosts Annual Bingo Night

By Dominique ROCHA The Crescenta Valley Chamber of Commerce soon will be hosting its annual historic bingo event. From 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Feb. 7, attendees can share in a night of food and fun while getting to learn a bit of Crescenta Valley history.  The chamber of commerce first hosted its historic […]

Outreach Continues Concerning E-Bikes and E-Motors

Outreach Continues Concerning E-Bikes and E-Motors

By Mary O’KEEFE Readers have reached out to CVW concerning the ongoing issues with e-bikes and e-motorcycles in the area, specifically in Dunsmore Park.  Glendale police, which oversees the area, recently responded to community members’ concerns about the e-bike issue and how they witnessed the devastation of the grounds at Dunsmore Park.  GPD’s Traffic Bureau, […]

HEALTHY LIVING <<< Sleep for Teenagers – How Important Is It?

HEALTHY LIVING <<<  Sleep for Teenagers – How Important Is It?

  Illustration by Hannah LIM   By Hannah LIM For most teenagers, sleep is considered the last priority in a busy schedule filled with academics, sports and extracurricular activities. The necessity to accomplish certain goals often push back the quality and consistency of sleep schedules, affecting teenagers’ moods and ability to learn during school. As […]

CVTC Welcomes New Board, Holds First Meeting of the New Year

CVTC Welcomes New Board, Holds First Meeting of the New Year

By Robin GOLDSWORTHY The Crescenta Valley Town Council (CVTC) held its first meeting of the new year on Thursday night, Jan. 15 at 7 p.m. in the community room of the La Crescenta Library. Chris Kilpatrick presented the results of the election held in November. Elected to the council were Jo Ann Stupakis and returning […]

Testing Soil after Eaton Fire

Testing Soil after Eaton Fire

By Mary O’KEEFE As Altadena residents and business owners continue to move forward in rebuilding the community after the losses suffered due to the Eaton Fire, there are still health issues of concern – like what chemicals are lying in the soil that surrounds them. In December, the UCLA Fielding School of Public Health joined […]

VIEW OF THE VERDUGOS <<< CRAIG DURST

VIEW OF THE VERDUGOS <<< CRAIG DURST

Starting Down The America 250 Trail In 1976, as the nation prepared to celebrate its 200th birthday Jack Wollard had an idea. His grandparents had owned the first shoe store in Tujunga in the 1920s and he had significant memories of the community’s bygone days. He recruited two friends – John Whelan and Tom Theobald […]