The LCF Coordinating Council is requesting nominees for the 2016 Les Tupper Awards. Each year, since 1969, the Coordinating Council has presented awards to individuals, students and groups who have provided exemplary service to the community. These awards are named in honor of the late Les Tupper, a civic leader who cared deeply about education, […]
By Andy GERO Gulf War Veterans After 25 years Gulf War veterans continue to have detrimental health problems including unexplained chronic conditions such as fatigue, headaches, joint pains, indigestion, insomnia, dizziness, respiratory disorders and memory problems. There are illnesses eligible for VA compensation. • Chronic fatigue – “A condition of long-term and severe […]
Mediator and family law attorney Mark B. Baer, with offices in Pasadena, has been named “Best Collaborative Divorce Practitioner – California” in Acquisition International’s 2015 AI Legal Awards. Presented each year to “the key figures who have, through the quality services they provide and their commitment to moving the sector forward, established themselves as thought […]
By Robin GOLDSWORTHY The Crescenta Valley Chamber of Commerce held its annual installation luncheon on Thursday at the Oakmont Country Club. Stepping off the board were Glendale Police Dept. Lt. Lola Abrahamian and Clark Magnet High School Principal Doug Dall. President Aram Ordubegian, who will remain on the board as immediate past president, passed the […]
The Armenian American Medical Society (AAMS) elected its 2016 board of directors at the organization’s general assembly held in November at Glendale Adventist Medical Center. More than 60 members were in attendance to choose their leadership for the coming year. The following board members were re-elected or remained to serve in 2015-16: Raffi Tachdjian, MD, […]
Ask Phyllis! Cancelling A Listing Dear Phyllis, My house has been on the market for three months. I have had countless open houses but my Realtor® has been cryptic in providing feedback. She only told me how many came, if they were neighbors or buyers coming from the internet […]
Glendale Arts & Culture Commissioner and artist Ara Oshagan was among the 2015 honorees of Foreign Policy magazine’s 100 Leading Global Thinkers. Oshagan, along with artist Levon Parian and architect Vahagn Thomasian, were selected for “preserving the history of a Genocide” in their work, iwitness, a public art installation at The Music Center Plaza and […]
Troy University recognized students who graduated during the fall semester/term 2 for 2015. Local residents who graduated include: Ian Lewis of La Crescenta, Bachelor of Science and Lisa Kenigson of La Crescenta, Bachelor of Science. Kenigson was also been named to the chancellor’s list. The chancellor’s list honors full-time undergraduate students who are registered for […]
On Dec. 29 several members of American Legion Post 288 in La Crescenta held what may have been their last informal meeting at the Montrose Bakery. Owner Henry Baeza recently announced that he would be retiring and the bakery would be closing. The members often met at the bakery to discuss or plan Legion activities […]
Members of Las Candelas and their guests celebrated the holiday season in grand style at a private club in Pasadena on Sunday, Dec. 20. Surrounded by magnificently decorated Christmas trees and garlands, the group enjoyed a one-hour reception with cocktails and appetizers. The reception was followed by a formal three-course meal. The evening was the […]