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Puglia muses on reactions of Dodgers fans in the wake of their Oct. 9 loss to the Nationals in the National League Division Series.
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Harlan Updegraff, a former longtime resident of La Canada, writes of attending the burial of former MIA James Bauder at Arlington National Cemetery last month.
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Joe Puglia takes in La Cañada’s 17th annual Wine and Food Tasting and muses on the number of service organizations in town and their ongoing work.
Joe Puglia escorts his wife to the Thursday Club’s welcome-back event and is reminded of its many philanthropies and enrichment programs.
Writer believes report on the speech of former Trump campaign adviser should have included counterpoints to his “outrageous claims.”
The best match between a student and a college is one where both parties know one another just as they genuinely are.
Columnist Joe Puglia recalls his acquaintance with the late world explorer John Goddard.
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Puglia cautions not to overthink the minor mischief TP’ing kids are participating in.
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Thoughts of suicide, drug addiction, the potential for ecological collapse, school shootings and cyber-bullying may plague Generation Z during the school year.
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On Saturday, Aug. 26, a La Cañada woman walked her dog, Orion, in Hahamongna Watershed Park. When the two paused near a tree, Orion was bitten by a rattlesnake.
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The columnist is no match for a lovelorn online scammer who calls herself Sarah.
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Private schools in Chile usually have an advantage in preparing their students for university. Unlike public schools, they all offer English courses.
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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.
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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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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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La Cañada resident Lia Lee described Saturday’s failed rescue attempt as an excruciating experience that didn’t have to happen.
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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.
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The LCUSD has moved its offices out of an aging building near Palm Crest Elementary and may sell the property.
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