The City of La Cañada Flintridge honored former mayors Laura Olhasso and Don Voss by installing bronze plaques commemorating their service at Mayors’ Discovery Park. Mayor’s Discovery Park opened in 2004 and features a water element and a whimsical “buried treasures” children’s discovery area. Also located at the park is a wall of bronze plaques […]
By Mary O’KEEFE The Harvest Market in Montrose will recognize Earth Day this Sunday with several Earth-friendly and green options that will help lessen carbon footprints. The idea came from Mark Sheridan and Steve Pierce of the Harvest Market. “Mark and I were talking about the Market and thought we should do something for Earth […]
By Mary O’KEEFE The Harvest Market in Montrose will recognize Earth Day this Sunday with several Earth-friendly and green options that will help lessen carbon footprints. The idea came from Mark Sheridan and Steve Pierce of the Harvest Market. “Mark and I were talking about the Market and thought we should do something for Earth […]
The annual Hometown Country Fair is slated for April 25 at CV Park. Festivities kick off with a hot rod forum. By Jason KUROSU The Hometown Country Fair will be coming once again to Crescenta Valley Park on Saturday, April 25, the Crescenta Valley Chamber of Commerce’s yearly event for all ages. The fair will […]
By Mary O’KEEFE On Tuesday the National Park Service (NPS) released the Rim of the Valley Corridor Draft Special Resource Study and Environmental Assessment for public review. The study is another step in the process of determining if any portion of the Rim of the Valley Corridor is eligible to be designated as part of […]
By Jason KUROSU Discourse on patient care, safety and hospital staffing has dominated public discussion regarding USC-Verdugo Hills Hospital during ongoing contract negotiations with the California Nurses Association. The nurses association recently voted overwhelmingly in approval of a strike, citing unsafe working conditions stemming from an understaffed hospital, which protesting nurses allege has led to […]
Hundreds of athletes are coming to compete for a spot in the Special Olympics World Games. By Jason KUROSU In preparation for the 2015 Special Olympics Southern California Summer Games in Long Beach, approximately 200 athletes will participate in a tri-valley track meet on April 18 at Crescenta Valley High School. Six delegations, each comprising […]
By Ted AYALA The flap over a diagonal crosswalk along Honolulu Avenue and Ocean View Boulevard reached its culmination Tuesday night. Glendale City Council voted unanimously to scrap the controversial crosswalk, though it expressed openness to reconsidering the issue at a future date pending the review of data gathered by city staff. Though a number […]