In addition to raising funds through cookie sales to help girls and to defer troop costs, Brownie Troop 15741 of Dunsmore, Fremont, Mountain Avenue, Mountain View, Verdugo Woodlands, and Village Christian elementary schools is donating a portion of its profits to The Reece LoCicero Medical Fund. For each box sold, the Troop receives 75 cents. […]
By Mary O’KEEFE Candidates running for the two seats on the Glendale Unified School District governing board faced an audience that would be directly affected by any decision made by anyone elected to the board. Clark Magnet High School teacher Nick Doom took his kids out of the classroom and placed them into a real […]
Crescenta Valley High School Advanced Dance Spring Concert will be performed on Friday and Saturday at MacDonald Auditorium at 7 p.m. Tickets are $5 for students, $8 for adults. Snacks will be sold at intermission and after the performance with the proceeds going toward the CVHS dance program. Roses will be sold in the lobby.
By Brandon HENSLEY Come Saturday morning, the CV High School quad will be full of music, raffles, and most of all, plenty of Korean barbecue. It’s all part of the second annual Outdoor Family Korean Barbecue luncheon from 11 a.m. to 2 a.m., held at CV High to support the CV Instrumental Music Foundation. “It’s […]
Crescenta Valley Soccer Club’s Girls Under 13 put on a scintillating show of skill and determination last weekend defeating a talented Corona Eagles team to win the coveted California Cup. The CVSC girls began the quest for the cup on a frosty morning beneath the snow-capped San Bernardino Mountains in Highland and won the trophy […]
By Leonard COUTIN On March 10, the CVHS track team faced another non-league opponent. Unlike most however, this square off was met with gareat anticipation by CV’s Head Coach Mark Evans. His team was going up against that of Golden Valley – a team coached by Evans’s two sons Rob and Chris. Golden Valley’s strong […]
By Alan Der OHANNESSIAN Having lost on a regular basis, the Falcons boys tennis team finally had it. In singles, Falcons number one Chris Kim crashed their number two player, Jeff Deriscoll 6-0. In the first game, Kim got off to a fast start at 0-40 as Deriscoll made unforced errors – errors not forced […]
Rose Bowl Water Polo Club (RBWP) celebrated a triple gold medal win at the Florida International Tournament at the Coral Springs Aquatics Center in Coral Springs, Fla. This year was the ninth annual tournament and the competition featured teams from Germany, Canada, Puerto Rico, Hungary, the Caribbean, St. Louis, New York, Florida and California. It […]
By Misty DUPLESSIS For those interested in learning the art of quilting or just want to view the creative fruits of these labors, plan to stop by the Glendale Quilt Guild’s 32nd Annual Glendale Quilt Show taking place from Friday, March 18 through Sunday, March 20 at the Burbank Airport Marriott Hotel. Each year the […]
»THE ROVIN’ REV by Reverend Beverly Craig In 1979, when he was just 20 years old, Oscar Alonzo came to the United States from El Salvador seeking the American Dream. He left El Salvador because of political unrest created when army reformist officers removed General Romero from office, replacing him with a junta consisting of […]