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Robert Manciero and Donna Libra hand out candy at the 2025 CV Sheriff’s event.
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There are several events in the area where kids and adults can celebrate Halloween.

By Mary O’KEEFE

Nothing says fall like Halloween.

At La Crescenta Presbyterian Church an afternoon of trunk or treating, pumpkin decorating and activities for the entire...


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By Julie BUTCHER

Local residents who have been actively organizing against a proposed five-story, 87-unit multi-family residential development on Foothill Boulevard near New York Avenue were surprised when the item was pulled at the last minute from Tuesday night’s agenda of the Glendale City Council.

The project with the density bonus and project specifications...


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Protestors hold signs showing their displeasure at the current administration of President Trump.
Photos by Julie BUTCHER

By Julie BUTCHER

“I just became a citizen two years ago and I certainly didn’t become a citizen to see this country fall apart,” said one woman explaining why she was at Saturday’s No Kings rally outside Glendale City Hall. “In Germany, where I...


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Down She Goes

On Thursday, I was fishing a dog toy out of the pool, standing on bricks on the Jacuzzi, when plop! Down I went. The bricks were shaky, at best, and gave way when I stood on them.

Unfortunately, Steve wasn’t home (if he had been I would’ve been screaming for him) so I was responsible for taking an assessment of my injuries and getting myself out of...


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