Photo by Vic PALLOS By Robin GOLDSWORTHY Despite restrictions imposed by COVID-19, approximately 150 people attended the Memorial Day Field of Honor held at Forest Lawn – Glendale. Known for its stunning display of 1,000 American flags adorning the Forest Lawn property, the Field of Honor has been a part of Memorial Day celebrations for […]
If you’re ready to re-imagine your outdoor space with a gorgeous new patio furniture set, make sure you check out Aldik Home’s stunning selection of Summer Classics outdoor furniture. The line is meticulously crafted from premium materials using both age-old building methods and state-of-the-art finishing processes to ensure the furniture will last for years to […]
The La Cañada Thursday Club will host an extensive one-day only estate sale in its courtyard on Saturday, June 19 from 8 a.m. until 2 p.m. Holiday items will be featured and other sale items include art, china collectibles, crystal, electronics, furniture, garden and outdoor items, housewares, linens, pet items, sporting goods, toys, vintage items […]
Philip Barbaro Jr., partner of the estate planning, trust administration and family law firm of Barbaro, Chinen, Pitzer & Duke LLP, recognized the firm’s 130-year history by announcing its expansion. Founded on April 15, 1891 by J.H. Merriam, the law firm has held a prominent place in Pasadena’s history since its inception. While the firm’s […]
Philip Barbaro Jr., partner of the estate planning, trust administration and family law firm of Barbaro, Chinen, Pitzer & Duke LLP, recognized the firm’s 130-year history by announcing its expansion. Founded on April 15, 1891 by J.H. Merriam, the law firm has held a prominent place in Pasadena’s history since its inception. While the firm’s […]
The crew of Assistance League of Glendale – Operation School Bell assembled bags of clothes for 235 GUSD students. These included 72 homeless students who sent in their sizes so the ladies could assemble bags that will be sent to their schools. Though Senior Neighborhood Fellowship luncheons could not happen due to COVID-19, the Assisteen […]
Marilyn Wright (left) brought the CV Weekly with her to visit friends in Christiana, Tennessee. She is seen with her friend Annie Craig. Marilyn said that her vacation is “relaxing” and she is having a good time visiting her best friend Mona Sexson.
Building Communities of Strength May marks Older Americans Month with the 2021 national theme, Communities of Strength, emphasizing both the power of connection and engagement in building strong communities. As we age, our communities of strength often include our friends and families, yet in some situations we may also need to turn to the network of […]
There was cause for celebration as the LCF Trails Game, cosponsored by the Kiwanis Club of La Cañada and the LCF Trails Council, recognized the grand prize awardees and at a recent noon-time Zoom ceremony. A total of 82 participants amassed 54,135 points, with the first place grand prize winner, Gabriel Gonzalez, racking up 10,235 […]
The National World War I Memorial in the Nation’s Capital is Now a Reality In December 2014, President Obama signed legislation authorizing the World War I Centennial Commission (WWICC) to establish a new memorial in our nation’s capital. Just six years later, on April 16, 2021, the WWICC, in partnership with the National Park Service, […]