La Cañada’s Famous Resident of the ’90s – Kevin Costner Since the teens of the last century when Frank Flint transformed the rural La Cañada into the wealthy enclave of Flintridge, giants of the entertainment industry have called the area home. Silent movie stars Francis X. Bushman and Nola Luxford Dolberg and cowboy stars Tim […]
Montrose resident Loren West was crowned Ms. California Woman of Achievement 2017. The United States Woman of Achievement organization hosted a pageant on Sept. 18 aboard the Queen Mary in which participants from around California competed for the title of Woman of Achievement. In the organization’s platform-driven speaking tour and pageant, participants were judged based […]
La Crescenta Boy Scout Troop 319 adopted a biking trail in Big Bear as a way of giving back to a community that provides them with opportunities to mountain bike and earn biking merit badges. Under the direction of Assistant Scout Master Chris Davis, the Scouts visit the Plantation Trail several times a year to […]
The Montrose Fountain of Youth Life is busy and you deserve a break. Pamper yourself. Go to the spa. Rejuvenate your skin. Get a massage. Enjoy a variety of luxuries close to home. It’s all right here in the Montrose Shopping Park. This week we’re featuring a business in a lesser-known part of Montrose. Nestled […]
By Nicole MOORE On Tuesday, Oct. 4, actress, designer and producer Eva Longoria celebrated her new line at The Limited, titled “From Work to Wine,” by surprising shoppers at the Glendale Galleria store location. Before meeting with customers, Longoria was ushered into the backroom of The Limited, wearing her collection’s power ponte high waisted skirt […]
By Mary O’KEEFE By now Crescenta Valley registered voters have received their Official Voter Information Guide. It is a 223-page book that offers five pages of instructions and information with the rest devoted to the 17 propositions on the ballot this Nov. 8. One of the more complicated propositions is Prop 61. It seems to […]
“Hurricanes in Australia were originally named after local politicians that the weather man did not like.” ~ Quotes about politicians from jarOfQuotes.com Every four years in the fall we elect a new president. Is it any real coincidence hurricane season peaks then also? Be it the unruly and unpredictable weather or the unruly and […]
By Nicole MOORE The Montrose Shopping Park Association held its monthly meeting on Thursday, Oct. 6 to discuss the future of the shopping park. Andre Ordubegian, president of the MSPA, requested that local businesses get involved within the community to draw in new customers. “We need to attract more businesses to make sure this town […]
By Mary O’KEEFE Clark Magnet High School held an assembly recently that celebrated test scores, academic excellence and how great it was to be a Clark panther. “Today is a special day for Clark,” said Principal Lena Kortoshian. Kortoshian addressed the student body that filled the outdoor auditorium at the school. Very proud teachers, staff […]
CV Weekly took a trip to Guatape, two hours from Medellín, Colombia, in July. Pictured are Lupe Ramirez, Donna Ramirez, Vicky Escobar and her mom Maria Teresa Guzman. They climbed 740 steps to the top of the rock and were rewarded with an “amazing” view. CV Weekly loves to travel! Take us along on your […]