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Society columnist Jane Napier Neely pens her final article for the La Cañada Valley Sun.
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“Sheltering in place has changed all our lives and we are finding different ways to communicate,” notes columnist Jane Napier Neely, who checked in with area residents to see how they celebrated Easter during the coronavirus pandemic.
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While an estimated 1,200 Palm Crest Elementary School students and their families were applauding a Culpepper Merriweather Circus on their campus, about 20 animal rights activists protested.
A service remembering the late Angel Jorge Posca and his 12-year-old daughter, Angelina, held on April 1, 2010, marked the first anniversary of their deaths in a big-rig crash.
50 years ago this week the Valley Sun featured on its cover the photo of a cougar named “Susie” playing with an 8-year-old Oak Grove Elementary School student.
One of Gracie Dundee’s first initiatives in elementary school involved getting permission from a teacher to work on a charity project with interested friends during 10 minutes of recess time.
Rising to the challenge from a TV show, the Community Center of La Cañada Flintridge in March 2010 created the monstrous sweet and held a carnival for its unveiling. The center netted $5,000 for its efforts.
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On March 6 the Juniors gathered at La Cañada Flintridge Country Club for a party in support of Mending Kids; just days later panic over the cornovirus outbreak led to shoppers hoarding goods and the cancellation of gatherings.
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The presentation of a musical about Mother Nature that was to be performed in the Worship Arts Center at La Cañada Presbyterian Church this weekend has been postponed due to the novel coronavirus.
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At the end of the evening more than $500,000 had been raised for children and families served by Hillsides.
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The Rev. Clifford L. “Skip” Lindeman was formally installed pastor of La Cañada Congregational Church during a special ceremony in March 2010. He’d been interim pastor there since September 2002.
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La Cañada High School graduates Kyle Bilowitz and Travis Emi, who took over the Alta Dena Dairy stand at Foothill and Ocean View boulevards last October, hope to appeal to a wider, and decidedly different, customer base.
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As the number of novel coronavirus cases in the La Cañada Flintridge reporting area rose to eight, the City Council declared a local emergency Tuesday and examined how to assist community members impacted by the pandemic.
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Many can look at a historic home and note how an individual architect, or the style of a certain school of design, guided the structure’s lines and overall appearance.
