Assault on Briggs

By Mary O’KEEFE Crescenta Valley Sheriff’s detectives are asking for the public’s help in identifying a man suspected of sexually assaulting a young woman while she was walking on Briggs Avenue. As reported last week in Crescenta Valley Weekly, a 21-year-old woman was walking southbound on Briggs Avenue near Altura Avenue about 6 p.m. on […]

CRIME BLOTTER

June 20 4600 block of Lone Pine Lane in La Cañada Flintridge, a global positioning system and other items were stolen from two unlocked vehicles parked in the home’s driveway overnight. June 19 4700 block of Palm Drive in La Cañada, a global positioning system and other items were stolen from a locked vehicle overnight. […]

Deukmejian Park celebrates re-opening

By Brandon HENSLEY The sign in front of the entrance on Markridge Road read, “Park Closed.” Except on this day, taped over the second word, there was a highlighter-green paper that read “Open.” And with that, the patchwork sign led up the long windy road to a place that’s also being put back together, slowly […]

La Perla Design Gallery has the perfect gift

As I was in La Perla (2315 Honolulu Ave.) recently a woman walked up to the counter with the cutest little thing in her hand.  What was it? Turns out the customer’s name was  Jill Pfieffer and she was buying a salt dish with a tiny little spoon. It was exquisite, done in metal and […]

Let the Chamber help you E-Clean

“The EPA estimates that of over 20 million personal computers discarded in 1998, only 13% were reused or recycled. Of those that were recycled, over 112 million pounds of valuable materials were recovered including steel, glass, plastic and precious metals” Donna Schwartz Mills, from “It’s Easy to Be Green: Earth Day Solutions for Your Home […]

Artwalk is coming!

Have you felt your artistic sensibilities tingling as of late? If so, it’s probably because our second Artwalk of the year is coming soon. In less than a month, the MVCC will be holding its summer Artwalk on Saturday, July 10. From 9:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m., the sidewalks of Honolulu Avenue, from Oceanview Boulevard […]

Gourmet A Go Go finds new home in Cordon’s Market

By Shari EMAMI For those who fretted that Gourmet A Go Go was Gourmet A Gone Gone, worry no longer. Gourmet A Go Go owner Gail Connell has relocated to long time family owned Cordon’s Ranch Market further west on Honolulu Avenue. Restaurant and wine bar Gourmet A Go-Go was opened for four years in […]

Specialties found at Hello Pizza

By Hyung Seok LEE CV Weekly Intern In May, customers walking into the newly opened pizzeria Hello Pizza were greeted by a warm handshake and the traditional Korean bow by owner Brandon Tak. Tak and his family live in Koreatown from where he and his wife drive every day to open their restaurant. He worked […]

Leadership requires courage

By Al C. RESTIVO, Ph.D. How can you as a new or experienced leader face the fact that without courage you will not succeed? There are at least five time tested ways of building your leadership courage and your determination to succeed by overcoming the fear of failure, a key element of courageous leadership. 1. […]

Notes & Nods

Center prepares for Cowboy Church Skeeter Mann and The Lost Canyon Rangers will be performing at the annual Cowboy Church and Western BBQ at the Center for Spiritual Living (formerly the La Crescenta Church of Religious Science) on July 11 at 10:00 a.m. BBQ tickets are $20 adults; $12.50 kids 6-12; $7 kids 5 and […]