Don’t relax and think that our native son is a shoe-in for reelection. He’s on the ropes and desperately needs every vote he can muster. If you thought you’d just sit out this election, please make the effort to vote on Tuesday. This election will say much about the future of the Crescenta Valley. John […]
By Mary O’KEEFE After weeks of working long hours Clark Magnet, Crescenta Valley and La Cañada High School robotic teams made their way to the Long Beach Arena last week to compete in the FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) Los Angeles Regional competition. Each year FIRST challenges high school students to […]
By Eli LOCKE On Friday, two local elementary schools held parent/child events, which aimed to provide a bonding experience for the families who attended them. Lincoln Elementary held its annual Daddy-Daughter dance and Valley View Elementary held its Fourth Annual Mother/Son event titled, “A Knight Out With Mom,” this year’s theme being medieval times. At […]
By Leonard COUTIN Under cloudy skies – during the last hour it rained – CV track athletes conquered Pasadena at home with the final boys score CV 95 to Pasadena’s 41, and CV girls 117 – 19 on Thursday, March 24. CV field athletes got a surprise when Pasadena cancelled the pole vault, high jump, […]
By Alan Der OHANNESSIAN With two straight wins under its belt, Falcons baseball was looking to continue its streak when it met the Burbank Bulldogs on Tuesday. CV got off to a good start and its pitching held down Burbank’s offense for a 3-1 victory. In the first inning, second baseman Cole Currie singled to […]
By Alan Der OHANNESSIAN In singles tennis, Falcons’ number one Chris Kim lost to La Cañada’s number two Andre Danvns 6-3. The first game was tight with Kim gaining a 40-30 lead. However, Danvns leveled the game at deuce when Kim hit a wide crosscourt forehand. Afterwards, Danvns broke his serve as he committed a […]
Spring is finally here! The Community Center of La Cañada Flintridge is excited to welcome the season with the return of T-Ball. There is still time for boys and girls ages 4-6 to enroll in this class that teaches the very basics of the game. Skills such as throwing, catching, hitting off the T and […]
By Misty DUPLESSIS Though Sunday, March 20 was a cold and wet day, the weather did not discourage supporters from showing up for the first annual Los Angeles Free to Breathe Yogathon. The fundraiser teamed up the National Lung Cancer Partnership with Stephanie Gatschet of ABC’s “All My Children” to raise funds for and awareness […]
By Ted AYALA Just in time for the opening of its first concert of the season on May 13, Glendale Arts, the managing organization of the Glendale Pops Orchestra (GPO), announced that it has named Matt Catingub as the new artistic director and conductor of the GPO. Matt Catingub, who conducted the GPO last year […]
By Charly SHELTON Its Easter time again, and that means candy, chicks, colored eggs, and, of course, Bunnies. Russel Brand lends his voice to E.B., the next in a long line of proud Easter Bunnies who make the holiday happen every year, in backyards all over the world. Except China. Something about a talking bunny […]