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Ted Baumgart, Tony Gleeson and Grant Delgatty — designers of La Cañada’s 2020 Rose Parade float “Dodo Bird Flight School” — are bringing the parade theme “Power of Hope” to vivid life for the La Cañada Flintridge Tournament of Roses Assn.
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After a long vacancy created by the closure of three businesses in 2017, a stretch of storefront in the Plaza de La Cañada shopping center is slowly coming back to life as permits are filed with the city’s planning department. -
July 2 Burglary, residence: 300 block of St. Katherine Drive, La Cañada.
Borrowing from T.S. Eliot, Reg Green posits, tongue in cheek, that health insurance snafus might ultimately be responsible for bringing and end to the world.
Two women were airlifted to Pasadena’s Huntington Hospital Wednesday night after the vehicle they were driving lost control on Angeles Crest Highway and careened some 80 feet down an embankment, according to the California Highway Patrol.
Supt. Wendy Sinnette reported the district will also install a real-time air quality monitoring system by the end of this month.
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With key returners on both sides of the ball, Spartans look to turn page on a disappointing 2018 season.
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Summer break for La Cañada Unified students ended Thursday as children grabbed their backpacks and poured onto campuses to start the 2019-20 school year.
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In La Cañada Flintridge, an agent named “Alex” told a woman looking to reschedule a flight he’d send a new ticket at a lower cost if she purchased it using a Delta gift card.
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Sophomore helped Tologs win Southern California Regional title before faring well in track and field.
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New La Cañada Elementary School librarian Billie Melillo is looking at the space with new eyes and imagining new uses for the school’s book collection.
California Stories from The Times
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A 1,223-page document, obtained by The Times, details how endangered California salmon could be imperiled by Trump administration changes to state water operations.
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In Los Angeles immigrants are succeeding in ways Trump will never acknowledge.
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A broad coalition of educators and student groups is defending California’s draft ethnic studies curriculum.
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LAUSD will regain full control over programs for students with disabilities after decades of costly outside supervision.
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More than two dozen California legislators have asked their counterparts in Nevada to discuss stricter gun controls after it was revealed the gun used in the Gilroy Garlic Festival mass shooting was bought legally in that state.
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After listing for $1 billion last year, a 157-acre Beverly Hills property called the Mountain has sold at foreclosure auction for $100,000 to the estate of Herbalife founder Mark Hughes, the property’s previous owner.
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Summer is hitting Greenland with record heat and extreme melt. By season’s end, about 440 billion tons of ice will have melted or calved off its ice sheet.
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The house that launched a neighborhood brouhaha in the South Bay is for sale.
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When I came to the U.S. from China as a student, my thinking had been shaped by Chinese propaganda.
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Planes have long been a passion of the rich, particularly in Los Angeles. But among Silicon Beach elites, a pilot’s license is seen less as leisure than a program of self-improvement. For engineers, flying is fun with applied math. It’s intellectual exercise in the guise of a sport.
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Residents of La Cañada’s La Forest Drive could not leave their homes Tuesday after a neighboring tree toppled, blocking the private street.
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Noah Ferris, 26, was taken into custody Friday after allegedly pulling a woman out of her vehicle during a La Cañada carjacking the day before.
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The suspects tossed many items from their vehicle during the pursuit, including computers allegedly stolen earlier that day from a La Cañada residence.
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In a study session Tuesday, county officials promised a pilot program would place tarps on five of 95 trucks but residents said too little, too late.
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Break-ins continue to plague La Cañada Flintridge in late July, early August. Also, late-night trespassers rendezvous at country club pool area, steal ice cream.
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The Spartans swimming standout earns area accolade after guiding Spartans to CIF title and earning All-America marks.
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It was a rather extensive season in the circle for La Cañada softball pitcher Devyn Cox, but all that work paid off in the end.
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Spartans standout wins first professional crown in sixth start at Barracuda Championship.
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Spring individual titles highlight campaign.
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Two titles, two finals appearances and playoff runs filled the Spartans’ athletic calendar year.
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Columnist Joe Puglia spends three days in Glorieta, N.M., one of his planned stops on a two-week road trip to Urbana, Ill.
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The greater purpose of a college education is to become a better version of oneself, writes Joe Puglia, borrowing his inspiration from Carlos Castaneda.
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Robert Frank addresses what it takes to be an effective leader in the field of education.
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Students transitioning from high school to college often ask me about the many possible majors available at their intended universities.
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I believe it is important and only fair when all sides of a story are heard.
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Tickets are on sale now for the 17th Annual La Cañada Flintridge Wine & Food Tasting event, which this year will be held in Olberz Park.
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It’s no tale; 60 years ago this summer kids fished in the lake behind Devil’s Gate.
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“Where the Crawdads Sing” is Neely’s top pick for this summer’s read; an exhibit Reagan Library enthralls both the columnist and her guests from Alabama.
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A roundup of community events in and around La Cañada Flintridge.
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Members of the LCF Orthopaedic Guild on July 23 attended the opening of the new urgent care center at Orthopaedic Institute for Children.
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