By Mary O’KEEFE Rosemont Middle School’s new principal can’t wait for the first day of school. He has already met with teachers and staff and is halfway through the two large binders of wisdom left by former principal Cynthia Livingston. “Cynthia left a binder that [was titled] ‘Where We’ve Been’ and a second binder [titled], […]
School Back in Session Wednesday, Aug. 16, marks the start of the new school year for local public schools. The relaxed traffic patterns of summer will be replaced with crowded streets and parents dropping children off near school grounds. Drivers are asked to remember to use caution and give themselves extra time when traveling to […]
By Julie BUTCHER To bring the ongoing debate about La Crescenta-Montrose’s residential street lighting to a genial resolution, an outdoor lighting community survey went out in the mail to 5,647 property owners on July 17. The surveys were due back by midnight on Aug. 7. At its Aug. 3 meeting, the Land Use Committee (LUC) […]
By Nicole MOORE On Aug. 3, the monthly meeting of the Montrose Shopping Park Assn. started with President Andre Ordubegian expressing the board’s gratitude and admiration for Mary Dawson, owner of Revelation Tops, for her ongoing assistance in bettering the Montrose Shopping Park. “She’s been helping us on numerous occasions and any time we needed […]
It was perfect Saturday night weather for Silent Movies in the Park. Two Strike Park was the location for a trip back to the beginning of Hollywood with silent movies viewed by a hand- cranked projector. Projectionist Joe Rinaudo brought his vintage equipment to the park to share the films. The audience brought their own […]
By Julie BUTCHER To bring the ongoing debate about La Crescenta-Montrose’s residential street lighting to a genial resolution, an outdoor lighting community survey went out in the mail to 5,647 property owners on July 17. The surveys were due back by midnight on Aug. 7. At its Aug. 3 meeting, the Land Use Committee (LUC) […]
Mike Lawler and Mike Morgan open the Robert A Walton commemorative cup at the CVWeekly offices.
Glendale police responded to calls earlier this evening to the 2700 block of Montrose Avenue. The callers thought they were witnessing a kidnapping. However, the man and woman involved were boyfriend and girlfriend and the incident was a possible domestic dispute.