Bible Study for Women at First BaptistFirst Baptist Church at La Crescenta is offering a Bible study for women in the community. “Seasons of Life” is a nondenominational study for women of all ages. Three classes that include Joy of Living, Women of Faith and Beth Moore’s Jesus, the One and Only will begin Sept. […]
By Brandon HENSLEY Dr. Gloria Lee knows about trauma. When she was a child she was involved in a car accident with her father, mother and brother. She was the only survivor and ended up being adopted – illegally by today’s standard according to her – by her father’s friend and his family. Lee was […]
Gathering Together for Business Education “We cannot live only for ourselves. A thousand fibers connect us with our fellow men.”– Herman Melville Please help a local restaurant and educational programs at the same time by eating out during our Dine-Out Night on Sept. 6 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Giuseppe’s Pizzeria. The money […]
More News on the 2nd Annual Montrose Film Festival A fun filled weekend is coming up in the Montrose Shopping Park that you will enjoy. Friday night and Saturday night, Aug. 26 and Aug. 27 marks our 2nd Annual Montrose Film Festival. This is one of my favorite events because it takes place at the […]
Two suspects were arrested for commercial burglary of Red Bull energy drinks in La Crescenta by deputies from the Crescenta Valley Sheriff’s Station on Friday, according to a release from the Sheriff’s Station. Suspect Edgar Khasemyan, a 29-year old white male from Tujunga, entered the Ralphs store at 2675 Foothill Blvd. at 5:45 p.m. with […]
Today at about 1 a.m. a bear was sighted eating from residential trash cans in a neighborhood near the Verdugo Mountains near the Foothill (210) Freeway and Honolulu Avenue. Glendale police advise residents to avoid attracting bears into their neighborhood and keep trash and recycle bins secured until the morning of regular garbage pick-up. If […]
By Maddy PUMILIA About 50 people attended Saturday night’s free screening of the 1942 movie “Captains of the Clouds” at Two Strike Park. The screening was not only a chance to enjoy a film under the stars, but to also pay homage to former resident and actor Dennis Morgan, a ’40s and ’50s movie star […]
By Ted AYALA Glendale City Council unanimously passed an ordinance definitively banning medical marijuana dispensaries within the city limits at the council meeting on Tuesday. No such businesses operate in Glendale as a two year moratorium banning the dispensaries has been in effect while city officials reviewed the subject. With the moratorium set to lapse […]
B-Ball in DT Part I With the graduation in June of our youngest son from Crescenta Valley High School, there was some sadness in our household that we no longer would have the chance to see our boy play basketball. Danny played Falcon ball all four years at CV and long before that in organized […]
“Weather for tonight: dark. Continued dark overnight, with widely scattered light by morning.” – George Carlin With consideration of the weather forecast given in the CV Weekly last week “… expected to remain the same – hot!” the above quotation is definitely a safe one with 100% accuracy. So, what’s up with this crazy weather? […]