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The Valley Sun, established April 3, 1946, is publishing its final edition on April 23, 2020, just short of three-quarters of a century of serving La Cañada.
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An ideal hobby creates a diversion from daily life, a passion for something of great interest and a sense of purpose.
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As the team prepares the final edition of the 74-year-old La Cañada Valley Sun, letters arrive from loyal readers.
The columnist recalls some of the activities and people he highlighted over the past 18 years in his “Thoughts from Dr. Joe.”
The area’s representative in the U.S. Congress writes on the shutdowns of the Glendale News-Press, Burbank Leader and La Cañada Valley Sun, announced by the Los Angeles Times on April 16.
Michael Davitt, seated this month as mayor, reassures residents in a letter to the editor.
A volunteer of Unite LCF! writes this week to remind her neighbors in the westernmost section of the city that they have until April 22 to apply to attend LCUSD campuses.
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During this time of the coronavirus pandemic the writer reconsiders a potential career path he’d long imagined.
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“In the presence of continuous uncertainty and lack of clarity, there lies a potential for change and growth,” the columnist writes.
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Len Pieroni presided Tuesday at his final meeting as a member of the City Council. He recounts the city’s progress during his tenure and thanks colleagues, family members for their support.
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Three utility poles standing side-by-side in the Angeles National Forest bring to mind the Calvary to writer Reg Green during this Easter week.
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A breath of fresh air during the flu season was just what the teacher ordered. And he loved her for it.
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“Even when time and resources are available, and even with the now widespread availability of videoconferencing services, transposing in-person teaching to online is a challenge,” Frank writes.
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“We will survive this virus,” Puglia writes. “Yet our behaviors and ‘fight for yourself above all else’ attitude could prove disastrous.
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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.
