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Making an unreal rescue

Making an unreal rescue

LA CRESCENTA — A mock 7.1 earthquake struck the Sylmar area Saturday morning and damaged the Crescenta Valley town library, where some...

 

 

Two Spartans inducted into LCHS Hall of Fame

Maryann Boosalis took a trip down memory lane on her way to La Cañada High School's Athletic Hall of Fame on Friday.

Paradise Canyon student wins district spelling bee

There wasn't a second of hesitation in Sarah Bhaskaran's voice.

 

Republicans endorse Davitt, Hill and Voss

Members of the La Cañada Flintridge Republican Committee gathered on Wednesday to endorse candidates for the three City Council seats...

 

Foundation sprints through Jog-A-Thon record

The La Cañada Flintridge Educational Foundation had already blown past its financial goal for this year's Jog-A-Thon before the...

Free speech or abuse?

In the wake of the Jan. 8 shootings in Tucson, the Arizona state legislature has passed emergency legislation to prevent the Westboro...

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Should La Cañada officials heed the call of the American Lung Association to craft local ordinances that would regulate smoking in public places?

  • Yes. The city should follow in the footsteps of Pasadena, Glendale and Burbank.
  • No. This is supposed to be a free country. We do not need more laws.
  • I hardly ever see anyone smoking in town, so this does not seem to be a local problem.
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  • Down with Brown

    Christian Renfro's swimming career started out humbly. He did laps in his family's pool, racing his two brothers for bragging rights.

  • The temptation to overlook the competition while ranked among the top teams in its division became too great for the La Cañada High...

  • A two-time Prep League Most Valuable Player and veteran of team and individual postseason runs during her first two years on the...

  • It's easy to see why teams would get frustrated playing against the La Cañada High boys' soccer team. The Spartans are a high-octane...

  • Students study other cultures

    La Cañada Elementary students visited Mexico, Armenia, Italy and the Philippines on Jan. 20 and 21, in the span of just a few hours...

  • Ten Years Ago: Dr. Charles Elachi was named director of JPL. Elachi, then 53, had served in a variety of capacities at...

  • Friendship between the director of Cornell University’s Glee Club and conductor of the Pasadena Master Chorale brought the two singing...

  • Q. I just got new hearing aids and am wondering if there is somewhere I can recycle my old ones. They are so expensive that I hate to...

Take Five: The artisans of Foothill Boulevard

The wraps are removed, the atomic clock will be synchronized — a tradition begins. The new, beautiful Flintridge Bookstore and...

Poor grades and family road trips

Poor grades and family road trips

La Cañadans are quite unused to getting poor grades — being the over-achievers that we are — so it was unsettling to...

Hansen ~ Allen

John and Kathie Hansen of La Cañada announce the wedding of their daughter, Heidi Anne Hansen, to Jeffery Justin Allen, the son of...

The Valley Line: Doors open for "Empty House" Party

One of La Cañada Flintridge's grand mansions was the site Friday night of what has become known as "The Empty House Party." More than...

Crime Blotter-Jan. 27

The following were taken from reports on file at the Crescenta Valley Sheriff's Station

Judge scolds Costa

The truck driver accused of murder in the 2009 crash that killed two people in La Cañada Flintridge accused prosecutors on Tuesday of...

Crime Blotter- Jan. 19 2011

Eduardo Escamilla entered the lobby of the Crescenta Valley Sheriff's station on Jan. 11 and began yelling that he wanted his property back.

Laws redirect thieves from prison to jail

Recent changes to state law will result in many theft-related crimes formerly charged as felonies to be handled as misdemeanors.