Advertisement
Today's Headlines
The Green household in La Cañada teems with activity as costumes are prepared for an upcoming three-night staging of a comic opera.
-
It was time to give up his aging laptop, so the columnist decided to contribute it to a La Cañada High fundraising event.
-
It’s an annual surprise to remember the colorful display in the fall, so stimulating to an onlooker, is a preparation for death not life.
There were patches of snow on the front ridge and enough on Angeles Crest Highway to have blocked the road above La Cañada Flintridge.
This transition from December to January is a time for measuring what one has learned, not just in the previous 12 months, but along the winding and unpredictable roads you’ve traveled.
The second semester brings fewer breaks, colder, gloomier weather, colds and flu going around, and not as much excitement.
On most days of the week, the author’s morning hike on the Mt. Lukens fire road is uninterrupted. On Tuesdays and Thursdays, however, he encounters what he calls the ‘Four Cyclists of the Apocalypse.’
The Latest
-
A former longtime volunteer within La Cañada Unified decries the lawsuit recently filed on behalf of four Korean students who say they were treated unfairly after being caught cheating on an AP history test.
-
“It was a joy to see kids in their zone,” says Starbucks manager Bettie Gonzalez at close of event.
-
Pickleball, anyone? A player invites La Cañada residents to take up the sport and help advocate for a new, permanent court in the city.
-
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.
-
“I understand the potential for insensitivity,” Puglia writes. “However, it seems that anything that we do is insensitive to someone.”
-
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. “
-
Simple words of gratitude, a smile, a flower or a compliment is all it takes to brighten someone’s day.
Most Read
-
Measure LC campaign volunteers are taking to the phones to inform voters about the need to extend a parcel tax that brings in $2.6 million annually for local schools.
-
The Crescenta Valley Sheriff’s Station is investigating a fatal collision between a motorcycle and vehicle that took place on Sunday in La Cañada Flintridge along Angeles Crest Highway.
-
“It was like Vesuvius right in your backyard. Ash was pouring everywhere. School was cancelled — it was bad.” – former La Cañada City Councilman Steve Del Guercio on the 2009 Station fire
Advertisement
Advertisement