The Campbell Center (formerly GAR) announced it is the recipient of an unrestricted multi-year grant of $150,000 from the Weingart Foundation in support of its mission. “We are deeply grateful to generous donors who recognize the importance of our mission and the work we at TCC are doing to empower our clients,” said Wendy Jacoby, […]
Christine Martinez of Tujunga earned a Bachelor of Arts, political science, with a minor in women’s & gender studies at Gonzaga University in Spokane, Washington. Students participated in graduation exercises during the school’s commencement ceremony that was held on Sunday, May 11 in Spokane’s Veterans’ Memorial Arena. Gonzaga University is a private Catholic, Jesuit, and […]
Todd and Tina Barry, along with son Jonathan and daughter Allison, took CV Weekly along on a 10-day vacation in Poipu on the Hawaiian island of Kauai. This picture was taken in the backyard of the rental home where they enjoyed swimming, reading, napping, and watching the activity in the bay. CV Weekly loves […]
By Mary O’KEEFE The 14th Annual Montrose Car Show on Sunday offered so many varieties of cars they would boggle even Henry Ford’s mind. There were vehicles from all eras, from the early 1920s to the modern Tesla. The day was a perfect temperature with a cool morning and not terribly hot afternoon drawing thousands […]
At the NACUSAC 2015 Annual Business Meeting the association held an election to fill three vacant seats on the board of directors. Among those elected was La Crescenta resident Tom Suter as NACUSAC Secretary Wescom Credit Union Supervisory Committee. _______________ Katharine E. Crowder of Tujunga was named to Binghamton University dean’s list for the fall […]
Ask Phyllis! Home Selling Made Easy Dear Phyllis, It’s my job to sell my mom’s home and relocate her to a retirement home. My dad left her in good financial shape and while I want to get the most money for her house, my focus is on her comfortable relocation […]
By Mary O’KEEFE The 14th Annual Montrose Car Show on Sunday offered so many varieties of cars they would boggle even Henry Ford’s mind. There were vehicles from all eras, from the early 1920s to the modern Tesla. The day was a perfect temperature with a cool morning and not terribly hot afternoon drawing thousands […]
By Mary O’KEEFE On Friday, June 26 the Crescenta Valley Chamber of Commerce Annual Scholarship Golf Tournament was held at Scholl Canyon Golf Course. For about 25 years the CVCOC golf tournament has raised funds for the Chamber’s scholarship program and anyone who has attended can attest there is a lot of “fun” attached to […]
The Campbell Center (formerly GAR) governing board has elected Wendy Jacoby as president of its board of directors, succeeding Eric Hamilton who served in that role from FY2013 through FY2015. Jacoby, a five-year member of the board, was most recently serving as recording secretary. With her family, she has been a strong and long-time supporter […]
L.A. Dodgers icon Tommy Lasorda was among the honored guests at the groundbreaking ceremony on May 30 for the Orthopaedic Institute for Children’s (OIC) $10 million, 13,000 square foot Ambulatory Surgery Center. The event took place at OIC’s downtown L.A. Outpatient Medical Center (403 W. Adams Blvd.). OIC is a world leader in pediatric orthopaedic […]