Sharing the experiences of Philmont Scout Ranch

Recently Boy Scout Troop 319, which meets at Dunsmore Elementary every Tuesday evening, attended Philmont Scout Ranch, the Boy Scouts of America’s premier High Adventure™ base. The Ranch challenges Scouts and Venturers with more than 214 square miles of rugged northern New Mexico wilderness. From Troop 319, nine Scouts and three adults attended. One of […]

SUMMER TIME FUN Enjoy skating fun at Moonlight Rollerway

By Odalis A. SUAREZ Cost:     $5.75-$11.00 (varies) Contact: (818) 241-3630 www.moonlightrollerway.com Whether they’re wheels or blades, Moonlight Rollerway in Glendale has a maple wood floor welcoming all types of roller skates – and skaters. “We are a family oriented business,” said Dominic Cangelosi, who has been the owner of Moonlight Rollerway since 1985. The […]

Kids enjoy music-making fun at La Crescenta Presbyterian Church

By Odalis A. SUAREZ It was all about music appreciation as kids from the La Crescenta Presbyterian Church day camp enjoyed a special visit from music enthusiasts Pete Ellison and Debbie Keith. The music duo are from One World Rhythm, a business that travels from city to city providing groups with an opportunity to make […]

Summer Fun: Families make a splash at the CVHS pool

By Odalis A. SUAREZ Cost: 0-4 years old – Free 5-11 years old – $0.50 12-17 years old – $1 18-49 years old – $2 50 + years old – $1 Family Swim Pass (6 people) – $50 Contact: (818) 548-3375 www.glendaleaquatics.com With summer starting to heat up this year, families without pools are looking […]

MCMS students visited by humane society

Pasadena Humane Society visited students of Montrose Christian Montessori School recently. The visit was arranged and supervised by Marlin Miller, the PHS Outreach & Education coordinator. He talked to the students about how to be safe, respectful and smart around animals, especially dogs. The presentation was quite impressive as several passers-by, both in cars and […]

Summer art camp enriching experience for youngsters

Summer art camp enriching experience for youngsters

By Odalis A. SUAREZ Instead of a paintbrush there was an iron; instead of paint there was wax, and instead of sewing there was silk screening. These were just some of the unique tools used in art lessons taught at the local Summer Art Camp for T(w)eens at St. Luke’s of the Mountains Church in […]

Where kids and parents can have fun – Color Me Mine

By Odalis A. SUAREZ Cost Studio fees: $10 adult, $6 kids plus the cost of ceramic item Contact: (818) 542-6644 www.glendaleca.colormemine.com The paint pallet is filled, the brushes are clean, and the ceramic is white at Color Me Mine in Montrose. The studio, located on the corner of Honolulu Avenue and Ocean View Boulevard, is […]

CVHS graduate epitomizes Spirit of American Youth

By Odalis A. SUAREZ Our founding fathers dedicated their lives to establish a new nation, a nation capable of providing liberty and prosperity to present and future families. Their intelligence, devotion, and success define American spirit, which were just some of the many qualities used to select winners of the Spirit of American Youth Scholarship. […]

Local young women achieve Girl Scouts’ highest honor

Last month, four local Girl Scouts were among 231 in the greater Los Angeles area who made an impact locally, nationally, and globally, earning them the prestigious national Girl Scout Gold Award. The award is the highest honor in Girl Scouting. From La Crescenta, Caroline Hales, Kaitlyn Ireland, Camille Laurie-Anne Johnson, Lisa Marie Stevens and […]

Green perspective

Ryan Waldheim stands in front of the meters at J’s Maintenance which recently installed solar panels on its roof. Photo by Mary O’KEEFE Chris Waldheim, the boss of a very big company, is putting up solar panels to avoid using fossil fuels and to save the planet.  If all the other companies would kindly do […]