By Charly SHELTON A new movement has come across the Glendale Unified School District in recent weeks. It’s called Schools Before Pools, referring to the allocation of Measure S funds to renovate Hoover High School’s pool and a future plan for renovating Crescenta Valley High School’s pool. But there are other projects for classrooms, facilities […]
By Lori BODNAR intern Now that spring has sprung, many might be sweeping up, pruning or gardening, and doing a bit of spring cleaning. Around 50 volunteers on Saturday pulled on some work gloves and took the idea of spring cleaning even further. Instead of tidying up just their own homes, they helped clean up […]
By Mary O’KEEFE A La Crescenta man and two others were arrested for allegedly using the Darknet to traffic narcotics. Joseph Gifford, 43, of La Crescenta, and Anh Pham, 49, and Carlos Gallardo, 59, both of Hawaiian Gardens, are facing federal criminal conspiracy charges that they conspired to use the Darknet to illicitly and secretly […]
Teacher’s Court Date Rescheduled On Wednesday, Glendale Unified School District teacher Christian Axelgard was in court where his lawyer requested and received a new court date of May 3. Axelgard has been charged with “the crime of child molesting violation” and child annoying. According to Glendale police spokesman Sgt. Dan Suttles, the teacher is accused […]
By Jake BOWMAN “Let me win. But if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt.” Words for all to live by and words that are specifically important to the athletes of the Special Olympics. These words are their oath and also serve as a foundation for the work that the organization has […]
By Jake BOWMAN “Let me win. But if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt.” Words for all to live by and words that are specifically important to the athletes of the Special Olympics. These words are their oath and also serve as a foundation for the work that the organization has […]
“Indoors or out, no one relaxes in March, that month of wind and taxes, the wind will presently disappear, the taxes last us all the year. “ ~ Ogden Nash What a dilemma I faced; time-wise, last weekend provided the best opportunity to prepare for the fast-approaching appointment with our accountant. For most […]
Teacher’s Court Date Rescheduled On Wednesday, Glendale Unified School District teacher Christian Axelgard was in court where his lawyer requested and received a new court date of May 3. Axelgard has been charged with “the crime of child molesting violation” and child annoying. According to Glendale police spokesman Sgt. Dan Suttles, the teacher is accused […]
Just A Little Overwhelmed Have you ever felt like your brain was going to quite literally explode out of your head? Welcome, my friend, to my world. At this point every year I begin to feel like I’m on a treadmill that has been sped up and I’m running so I don’t fall off. […]
By Julie BUTCHER The Tuesday night meeting of the Glendale City Council was almost entirely dedicated to the process of selecting a new mayor and then hearing detailed plans and visions from both the outgoing mayor, Zareh Sinanyan, and the newly selected mayor, Ara Najarian. According to the City, “Glendale has a council-manager form of […]