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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.
Outgoing Board President Brent Kuszyk thanked his board colleagues, LCUSD Supt. Wendy Sinnette and cabinet members for their professionalism and expertise throughout his 2019 tenure.
July 2 Burglary, residence: 300 block of St. Katherine Drive, La Cañada.
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.
3 black males, 17 to 18 years of age, get away with the victim’s phone after he tries to grab it back from them in a case of strong-arm robbery Sunday night.
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Jim Cartnal empowers students to believe they are capable of anything. A student’s transformation evolves to a point where they are surprised to realize their capacity for greatness.
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Hosted by the chamber of commerce, the winter fair honored its annual promise of snowball fights, hot cocoa, pictures with Santa and an evening of merry-making.
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Employing church members as the cast, La Cañada United Methodist Church in December 1969 presented Gian Carlo Menotti’s one-act Christmas season opera for children in its sanctuary.
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Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy, Flintridge Prep hoping to maintain success after fine seasons a year ago.
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La Cañada High vocalists dazzled elementary school students in a series of holiday performances timed before the school’s annual Holiday Choral Concert.
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By standing up for bush league teams all over the country, Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont is showing wholesome small town values and priorities not always seen on the presidential campaign trail.
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While scouring mountainsides for a missing hiker, search and rescue teams have been diverted multiple times over the past few days to rescue other adventurers, prompting officials to temporarily close several areas of Mt.
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Deborah Flint, the outgoing head of the city’s airport division, likely violated city ethics rules when she joined the board of directors at Honeywell International without getting proper permission.
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The use of deception to obtain confessions after suspects invoke their right to remain silent “appears to be a common police practice throughout California,” the state Supreme Court justice said.
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Doctors are seeking to administer flu shots to detained migrant children at a San Ysidro detention facility
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Sale of “The Beverly Hillbillies” estate in Bel-Air, owned by the late media mogul A. Jerrold Perenchio, sets a California price record.
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For the first time in “Survivor” history, producers removed a player from the game for continued inappropriate behavior.
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The Dodgers’ inability to land elite starter Gerrit Cole is on the owners, starting with Mark Walter, the controlling partner of Guggenheim Baseball Management.
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Voting to impeach could cost members of Congress their seats — and severely damage the Republican Party.
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LeBron James has a triple-double to lead the Lakers to a 96-87 victory over Orlando, where Dwight Howard would like to put past problems behind him.
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A La Crescenta man was out of the country when he learned from Wells Fargo an account in which he’d had funds was now empty, thanks to several fraudulent purchases.
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La Cañada High school administrators are drawing lessons from school shootings and campus threats, so they can keep kids safe should the unthinkable happen at home.
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A group of students from USC’s Sol Price School of Public Policy reimagined the city’s drought-stricken medians for a capstone project that the LCF City Council called a good first step.
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Revelers in search of cheer won’t have to leave city limits this year, as three La Cañada organizations put the final touches on their annual holiday events.
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La Cañada Unified Governing Board members passed a resolution Monday calling for a parcel tax renewal to be placed before district voters in the March 2020 election.
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Spartans hope new crop of athletes will help squad be successful in league and beyond.
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Flintridge Prep looks to keep up momentum after CIF title appearance last season, while Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy has sights set on playoffs.
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Flintridge Prep looks to defend Prep League title, while St. Francis hopes to move up in competitive Mission League.
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Pickleball, anyone? A player invites La Cañada residents to take up the sport and help advocate for a new, permanent court in the city.
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“I understand the potential for insensitivity,” Puglia writes. “However, it seems that anything that we do is insensitive to someone.”
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It is the variety of weather patterns in SoCal that writer Reg Green finds stimulating. “Not just the difference between the baking summers and the drenching winter days,” he writes, “but even hour by hour. “
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Simple words of gratitude, a smile, a flower or a compliment is all it takes to brighten someone’s day.
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A solitary tree in the San Gabriel Mountains stands out from its surroundings this time of year.
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A host of activities are taking place in coming days, including some shopping opportunities offered by a couple of local nonprofit groups.
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EVENTS 25th annual Festival in Lights — Friday, Dec. 6, 4 to 7 p.m. Here comes Santa Claus!
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A host of youth services will benefit from the grants made during the Nov. 21 event at Oakmont Country Club
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Early optimism at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory faded to gloom when scientists admitted they held out very little hope the $165-million Mars Polar Lander would be heard from again.
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The La Cañada public library on Oakwood Avenue plans a special holiday book fair on Saturday, Dec. 7 and Deukmejian Park is the site of a special event on Dec. 14.
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