Eaton Canyon Upper Falls to Close
Forest Service officials will close the Eaton Canyon Upper Falls beginning Friday, Aug 1 due to the number of rescues, injuries and deaths associated with climbing to the upper waterfalls in Eaton Canyon. This health and safety closure of the area surrounding the Upper Waterfall only applies to Forest Service lands.

Access will still remain open to the Lower Falls.

To read the entire press release, visit www.cvweekly.com/NEWS.

CV Station Needs Rummage Sale Items
The CV Sheriff’s volunteers are hosting their annual rummage sale at Crescenta Valley Station, 4554 Briggs Ave., on Saturday Sept. 13 from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. They need donated items for the sale. They can accept gently used clothes, toys, furniture, sporting equipment, housewares and small electronic equipment. All the proceeds benefit the station volunteer fund that helps support many of the station community programs. This is the only fundraiser for the year.

Those who have items to donate can drop them off at the Crescenta Valley Station. For those who need the items picked up, contact either Dep. Jesus Alcala at (818) 236-4021, email jalcala@lasd.org or Sgt. Cynthia Gonzales at (818) 236-4019, c2gonzal@lasd.org.

Tools for school kids on village agenda
The Village invites parents and kids to join them for a discussion on how to handle saying no to drugs, dealing with bullying and communicating between parent and child.

The Village is a round table discussion group that was started by Hannah Sheklow and Mariam Barnes as a way for parents and children to have open, honest discussions on a variety of subjects. Although a theme is presented, the people who attend the meetings control the discussion matter.

On Monday, kids and adults will be guided through role playing exercises on a variety of topics. The Prom Plus Club kids will once again be on hand to help with the role playing exercise. Parents and kids are invited to attend.

The Village is held at Sadler Hall, St. Luke’s of the Mountains Episcopal Church, 2563 Foothill Blvd., beginning at 7 p.m.