We the People…

We the People…

By Mary O’KEEFE “We the People…” That begins one of the most important documents, if not the most important, in American history. While many know the idea of the Constitution of the United States, many don’t know the text beyond the first three words. In the coming weeks, though, Rosemont Middle School students in the […]

Foothill Boulevard Development Topic of Petition

Foothill Boulevard Development Topic of Petition

By Mary O’KEEFE A petition circulating on social media is continuing to garner signatures and interest from the community. The petition centers on a proposal for a 47-unit condominium and mixed-use building at 3037 and 3045 Foothill Boulevard. The petition raises concerns about parking, public safety and high-density occupancy and with the developer not complying […]

Health Needs Discussed at Meeting

By Mary O’KEEFE The summary of the 2016 Community Health Needs Assessment was presented to the Glendale Hospitals Collaborative at a meeting held on Sept. 14 at Dignity Health – Glendale Memorial Hospital. The summary is prepared every three years from data collected from the areas serviced by Glendale Adventist Medical Center, Dignity Health Glendale […]

Dave Gallagher Looks to the Future

By Mary O’KEEFE A local man has taken on a new key position on the Jet Propulsion Laboratory executive council. Dave Gallagher, who had lived in La Cañada and now is a Glendale resident, has been named associate director for Strategy, Technology and Formulation. Gallagher has been with JPL for 27 years and he was […]

Country Western Event to Help Sheriff’s Dept.

By Mary O’KEEFE The public is invited to enjoy a night of country and western fun while helping to support the local sheriff’s station and the community. “This is the first time the Crescenta Valley Sheriff’s Support Group has offered such [an event] as this – backyard country-western night,” said Linda Taix-Paccone, president of the […]

LAPD Pursuit Comes to CV

By Mary O’KEEFE On the evening of Sept. 5 the Los Angeles Police Dept. was in pursuit of a vehicle traveling on the Foothill  (210) Freeway. The suspect driving the vehicle exited the freeway and stopped his vehicle in the 2600 block of Mary Street. According to a resident, she heard a noise in her […]

Patriots’ Day and 9/11 Remembered

Patriots’ Day and 9/11 Remembered

By Mary O’KEEFE Patriots’ Day was recognized in Crescenta Valley beginning on Friday, Sept. 9 with a motorcade that drove past local schools and fire and law enforcement stations. The motorcade honored those emergency responders in the area. As the fire engines and law enforcement patrol vehicles in the motorcade drove by them students and […]

The Right Book at the Right Time

The Right Book at the Right Time

OUAT turns the page on five decades of being a staple in the community. By Mary O’KEEFE For 50 years Once Upon a Time has been the place to go in Montrose for children’s books, but it is so much more than that – it has been the place where kids grow their imagination as […]

Leaning on Each Other

Leaning on Each Other

By Mary O’KEEFE Sometimes it is just a comfort to know that you are not alone in your struggles. Sometimes it is just important to talk to someone who can relate. And sometimes, when lost on a path, a guiding hand is all that is needed. For over a decade Crescenta Valley Church has been […]

Korean Culture Celebrated at Annual Festival

Korean Culture Celebrated at Annual Festival

By Mary O’KEEFE The Second Korean Cultural Festival will take place Saturday at La Cañada Memorial Park. The Korean American Federation of North Los Angeles is inviting the community to the event that is sponsored by the Korean Consulate General in Los Angeles, the Korean Cultural Center in Los Angeles and the Overseas Korean Foundation. […]

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