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Pickleball, anyone? A player invites La Cañada residents to take up the sport and help advocate for a new, permanent court in the city.
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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.
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“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.
A solitary tree in the San Gabriel Mountains stands out from its surroundings this time of year.
Teen chef Cormac Murran plans a tasty meal for a Nov. 30 benefit dinner supporting the philanthropy of the Sprouts Chef-in-Training program.
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Local parents react to a lawsuit filed on behalf of four Korean La Cañada High students alleging racial discrimination following an incident of suspected cheating on an AP exam and resulting consequences.
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Chris Roberts, who served La Canada High for 29 years, set her sights on roaming around the U.S., towing a trailer. She recently finished an 8-month stint.
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For early birds who put their hiking boots each morning the hour we “fell back” Sunday to return to Pacific Standard Time has brought a changed world, Green writes.
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Writer Reg Green likes the idea of year-round daylight saving time so as to end “this twice-a-year disruption.”
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Stress has grown to the point where even the most successful students are in danger of failing emotionally while achieving their 4.5 GPAs.
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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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Paraclete’s principal praises St. Francis for showing up to play Friday despite road closures.
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3 black males, 17 to 18 years of age, get away with the victim’s phone after he tries to grab it back from them in a case of strong-arm robbery Sunday night.
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Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy hoping returners will lead it to a playoff berth.
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