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Spartan Boosters plan a big fundraiser, as do the La Cañada Elementary PTA, Flintridge Guild of Children’s Hospital, Friends of the LCF Library and YMCA of the Foothills.
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A decorative fountain installed in Plaza de La Cañada before it opened in the late 1960s became a favorite target of vandals, much to the dismay of officials.
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Doors open at 6 p.m. with La Cañada Flintridge comedian Ron Pearson, TV weatherman/funnyman Fritz Coleman and clean comic Don Friesen delivering family-friendly material for attendants 21 and older.
It’s not gone unnoticed that mosquitoes are plaguing the Foothills and a forum is planned to talk about the pests. But that’s not all! A host of activities are taking place in coming weeks.
A La Cañada woman was the victim in a murder-suicide case that rocked the city on Friday, Oct. 17, 2009 and occurred in an apartment on Lasheart Drive
A 50th anniversary party was held this month for the La Cañada Junior Women’s Club, founded in 1969.
La Cañada Elementary School will hold its annual Pumpkin Patch on Friday, Oct. 18. There are a host of other activities going on around town too.
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John and Nancy Wolhaupter hosted the Oct. 4 happy hour for the LCF Tournament of Roses Assn.
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Yasmine Delawari in October 1989 was named to the 1990 Tournament of Roses Royal Court and soon after learned she would reign as the 72nd Rose Queen.
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As October gets underway in the Foothills a host of special activities are planned in and around LCF.
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The annual horse show includes the presentation of the city of La Cañada Flintridge Mayor’s Trophy.
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While the homeowners were out have town, having been evacuated due to the Station fire, the blaze that destroyed their Ivafern Lane house on Oct. 5, 2009 was unrelated to the county’s largest wildfire.
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A roundup of community events in and around La Cañada Flintridge.
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Olberz Park near La Canada’s new city hall teemed with festival-goers Sunday.
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Paradise Canyon neighbors told city and school officials recent median work on Gould Avenue’s north end has created more problems than it solved.
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Chinese New Year fete joins friends, traditions
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Hikers and nature lovers can trace the footsteps of native animals and learn more about local wildlife passages on Saturday during “Animals of the Arroyo Seco,” an outdoor art exhibit that runs along the Arroyo Seco trail leading up to Cottonwood Canyon.
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