The Lanterman House Opens Applications for Summer Internship Program

The Lanterman Historical Museum Foundation is inviting local high school students to apply for its third annual Virtual History Internship Program. The seven-week program will be conducted remotely and is open to students in grades 10 through 12 interested in learning about and preserving local history. This year, the theme of the interviews is “Creating […]

Historic Bridging Ceremony for Local Cub Scouts

Historic Bridging Ceremony for Local Cub Scouts

By Lori BODNAR       Cub Scout Pack 360 held a bridging ceremony at Mountain Avenue Elementary School on Friday, March 25. The ceremony was historic in that it included two girls who completed the entire Cub Scout Pack 360 program. Starting in early 2018, girls have been allowed in Cub Scouts and Cub Scout Pack 360 […]

Locals Celebrate Pi Day

On National Pi Day (March 14), Flintridge Prep students, from left, Miles Fish, 13, and Jonah Rose, 14, share a pepperoni pizza purchased for $3.14 at Blaze Pizza in La Cañada.    Photo by Ruth SOWBY

Scouting Recruitment Event Held at Hall

Scouting Recruitment Event Held at Hall

On Saturday, Troop 288 welcomed bridging Webelos Scouts and others interested in Scouting at the American Legion Hall in La Crescenta. Attendees learned more about Troop 288 (which includes boys, girls and Venture Crew) and tried their hand at rope-making, Dutch oven cooking, knot-tying and flag folding and learned about rock climbing, backpacking, merit badges […]

YOUTH notes

GUSD Updates Mask Requirements The California and Los Angeles County Depts. of Public Health have announced that the indoor mask requirement for K-12 schools and child care settings will end on March 11. Based on this updated guidance, effective March 12, masks will be strongly recommended but no longer required indoors or outdoors at any […]

Blade-by-Blade, A Grassy Field is Earned by Students

Our Lady of Lourdes School held its first annual Lions Dash run-a-thon to raise money for a new artificial turf field where kids can play soccer, baseball, kickball and all of those great games that are best played on grass. Anyone who has tried sliding into third base on asphalt can attest that – ouch […]

CVHS Holds Health Career Night

By Lori BODNAR    Crescenta Valley High School (CVHS) students learned about different career paths in the science field and gained advice from presenters at the virtual Health Career Night hosted by the Academy of Science and Medicine. Academy advisor Orenda Tuason and Academy administrators Alamelu Arunachalam and Lisa Pang hosted the event. There were 19 […]

Class of 2022 Ticktockers Presented by NCL, Inc., Glendale Chapter

Twenty-one young women from La Cañada Flintridge, La Crescenta, Glendale, Altadena and the surrounding areas will be honored by the Glendale Chapter of National Charity League, Inc. at the 71st annual Senior Presentation Ball on March 12 to be held at the Biltmore Hotel in Los Angeles. The Senior Presentation Ball is a tradition for […]

Music Director Schick Honored

Music Director Schick Honored

Crescenta Valley High School director of the Instrumental Music Dept. Mathew Schick was awarded an Honorary Service Award from the Glendale Council PTSA in the GUSD boardroom on Feb. 24. Pictured from left are Monica Breckow, CVIM president, Paris Double, Seonjae Yoon, Daniel Duaybis, Joshua Lee, Mathew Schick, Hanon Nakamura, Thalia Miller and Scott Schick. Photo […]

Notes

Festival Season Begins This Saturday kicks off the Crescenta Valley High School Festival Season, which includes SCSBOA Festivals on March 1 and March 8, the spring concert on March 10, which will highlight all festival selections, and a Jazz Festival at Esperanza High School on March 12.          Reusable Bags for Sale CVHS Aquatics Booster […]

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