With the Fourth of July approaching, the Los Angeles County Dept. of Animal Care and Control (DACC) reminds pet owners that extra precautions are necessary in order to protect pets during celebrations. To ensure the safety of pets, here are a few tips: • Make sure pets have a collar and tags with the owner’s […]
By Justin HAGER The June 17 meeting of the Crescenta Valley Town Council contained many pieces of exciting news and celebrations of accomplishments, but perhaps more than anything, the meeting was remarkable for its repeated discussions of the steps businesses, organizations, individuals and the Council itself are taking to try and return some semblance of […]
For the last two hydrological years, California have been experiencing dry weather with below average precipitation. The Northern Sierra snowpack is at 72% of normal condition and reservoirs throughout the State have been receiving lower than expected run-off. As a result of the current conditions, the California Department of Water Resources reduced the State Water […]
In a press release issued from the South Pasadena Unified School District (SPUSD), it was announced that the District has hired John Eldred to serve as the new principal of South Pasadena High School. “We are thrilled to announce that John Eldred will be the new leader of South Pasadena High School,” said Superintendent Geoff […]
Millions of dollars earmarked for the property. By Mary O’KEEFE After years in limbo Rockhaven’s future once again looks bright courtesy of an $8 million boost. On Tuesday the sound of relief could be heard throughout Crescenta Valley as State Senator Anthony Portantino announced he had secured $8 million to preserve Rockhaven Sanitarium. “He […]
By Mary O’KEEFE Members of the Cal OES Fire and Rescue Division Region 1 held a press conference to talk about the 2021 fire season. California is divided into six different regions. These regions’ various firefighters meet on a regular basis and are ready to offer mutual aid when necessary. Region 1 consists of Los […]
By Julie BUTCHER At the conclusion of a small protest gathered outside Glendale City Hall on Tuesday afternoon in advance of a special meeting of the Glendale City Council to debate the future management of the Alex Theatre, Nina Crowe of Glendale Arts, the non-profit organization that has managed the theater since 2008, urged the […]
Defecate Etiquette – Part 2 A couple of years ago I wrote a column regarding the proper etiquette when dogs defecate during a walk. The advice shared, including always picking up after your pooch, was invaluable and I appreciate those who took the time to offer their advice. I now have another question I’d like […]
“It’s a grave error to assume that ice cream consumption requires hot weather.” ~ Anne Fadiman, American essayist In past years, there was no guarantee of warm, clear weather on the 4th of July. Early morning fog often lingered until noon and later – sometimes even into the evening hours. Nowadays it’s just plain ole […]
By Mary O’KEEFE For many people being a teacher is not something that can be turned on while in the classroom and then turned off when traveling in the outside world. Being a teacher to some is the ability to always see children’s needs and help find solutions. For Pia Hugo that has been her […]