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Wednesday, May 21, 2008
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GLENDALE — Grand View Memorial Park will open for four hours Sunday after a Superior Court judge on Friday signed off on the order more than a month after mourners last had access to the troubled cemetery.
Utility team takes top prize at rodeo
BURBANK — The Burbank Democratic Club held its third annual picnic Saturday at Johnny Carson Park as its members talked politics and received updates from the region’s elected officials. Students’ annual art show continues
The oppressive heat did not figure into Edward Kim’s plans Saturday when he decided to plant trees on Verdugo Boulevard.
A Superior Court judge on Monday upheld the murder charge against Ara Grigoryan, the man charged in the July 2007 hit-and-run death of Elizabeth Sandoval. Women asked to get involved in civics “This is not where I wanted to be today in terms of creating ill will with all of you.”
GLENDALE — Salvation Army Captains Jim and Barbara Sloan, who have led the Glendale branch for six years, will be moving to Portland, Ore., effective July 11, and will be replaced by a couple from Colorado. Library announces bookmark winners
SOUTHEAST GLENDALE — A Glendale Superior Court judge on Thursday ruled that the owners of the Montrose Collection property will face the same criminal charges as the restaurant’s purveyors for alleged zoning code violations.
Glendale is more than 1,600 miles from South Sioux City, Neb., but on Wednesday, Hoover High School student Lauren Arana overcame the constraints of distance to help save a friend who was trying to commit suicide in the central United States. The Americana Effect discussed on show
What’s good for the restaurant business was ultimately good for lower-income children Wednesday as hundreds passed through downtown eateries to sample their cuisine in support of Glendale Healthy Kids. A ‘Brand’ new history will be covered in talk
Four major surgeries, six months of chemotherapy, countless hours of nausea, and for Laura Friedman Lemoine, the effects of her March 2006 breast cancer diagnosis are still being felt.
The prospect of a dwindling California entertainment industry at the hands of runaway production is especially daunting for Assemblyman Paul Krekorian since the local economies in his district, which includes Glendale and Burbank, lean heavily on film and television. A ‘Brand’ new history will be covered in talk
DOWNTOWN — Community members will be able to nibble their way around Brand Boulevard on Wednesday night, taking a bite of steak here and a sip of coffee there, during A Taste of Downtown Glendale, a fundraiser for the nonprofit organization Glendale Healthy Kids.
Mickey, Donald and Pluto are some of the characters who are on display as works of art at the Forest Lawn Museum.
Fire Service Day might as well have been Fire Show Day for 8-year-old Samantha Wringley, who at Fire Station 21 on Saturday spent a good 30 minutes climbing all over the bright red vintage fire truck.
The vice-chairman of a city commission charged with making millions of dollars worth of federal funding recommendations to the City Council came under renewed fire Thursday from colleagues who said his personal lobbying efforts had undermined the group’s integrity. Glendale’s police chief on top list for sheriff Zarian to talk new ‘Brand’ identity Zarian to talk new ‘Brand’ identity Garden Tour to include 12 gardens
GLENDALE — Gordon Tomaske, publisher of the Glendale News-Press, Burbank Leader, La Canada Valley Sun and Crescenta Valley Sun, has been promoted to director of operations for the Los Angeles Times’ Targeted Media Division little more than a year after he took over in March 2007 as the third publisher in as many years.
CITY HALL — Glendale’s entry for the 2009 Pasadena Tournament of Roses Parade received a strong endorsement Tuesday from the City Council, which voted unanimously to approve a design that pays a strong tribute to the historic Alex Theatre.
Previous News HeadlinesMay 20th, 2008 Grand View to open for four hours SundayGLENDALE — Grand View Memorial Park will open for four hours Sunday after a Superior Court judge on Friday signed off on the order more than a month after mourners last had access to the troubled cemetery.May 19th, 2008 In the heat of battleThe oppressive heat did not figure into Edward Kim’s plans Saturday when he decided to plant trees on Verdugo Boulevard.May 18th, 2008 Week in reviewA Superior Court judge on Monday upheld the murder charge against Ara Grigoryan, the man charged in the July 2007 hit-and-run death of Elizabeth Sandoval.Salvation Army to get a new pairGLENDALE — Salvation Army Captains Jim and Barbara Sloan, who have led the Glendale branch for six years, will be moving to Portland, Ore., effective July 11, and will be replaced by a couple from Colorado.NOTABLE QUOTABLES“This is not where I wanted to be today in terms of creating ill will with all of you.”May 17th, 2008 Week in reviewA Superior Court judge on Monday upheld the murder charge against Ara Grigoryan, the man charged in the July 2007 hit-and-run death of Elizabeth Sandoval.Salvation Army to get a new pairGLENDALE — Salvation Army Captains Jim and Barbara Sloan, who have led the Glendale branch for six years, will be moving to Portland, Ore., effective July 11, and will be replaced by a couple from Colorado.NOTABLE QUOTABLES“This is not where I wanted to be today in terms of creating ill will with all of you.”May 16th, 2008 Local teenager helps save suicidal friend’s lifeGlendale is more than 1,600 miles from South Sioux City, Neb., but on Wednesday, Hoover High School student Lauren Arana overcame the constraints of distance to help save a friend who was trying to commit suicide in the central United States.Owners will face chargesSOUTHEAST GLENDALE — A Glendale Superior Court judge on Thursday ruled that the owners of the Montrose Collection property will face the same criminal charges as the restaurant’s purveyors for alleged zoning code violations.May 15th, 2008 Food, glorious food — and all for a good causeWhat’s good for the restaurant business was ultimately good for lower-income children Wednesday as hundreds passed through downtown eateries to sample their cuisine in support of Glendale Healthy Kids.May 14th, 2008 May 13th, 2008 The spotlight will be directed at local artistsThe prospect of a dwindling California entertainment industry at the hands of runaway production is especially daunting for Assemblyman Paul Krekorian since the local economies in his district, which includes Glendale and Burbank, lean heavily on film and television.May 11th, 2008 Week In ReviewThe vice-chairman of a city commission charged with making millions of dollars worth of federal funding recommendations to the City Council came under renewed fire Thursday from colleagues who said his personal lobbying efforts had undermined the group’s integrity.May 10th, 2008 Week In ReviewThe vice-chairman of a city commission charged with making millions of dollars worth of federal funding recommendations to the City Council came under renewed fire Thursday from colleagues who said his personal lobbying efforts had undermined the group’s integrity.May 9th, 2008 May 8th, 2008 News-Press publisher gets promotionGLENDALE — Gordon Tomaske, publisher of the Glendale News-Press, Burbank Leader, La Canada Valley Sun and Crescenta Valley Sun, has been promoted to director of operations for the Los Angeles Times’ Targeted Media Division little more than a year after he took over in March 2007 as the third publisher in as many years.Scott appointed to chancellor roleState Sen. Jack Scott, who is in his final year in the state Legislature, has been named chancellor of the California Community Colleges, the state’s community college system office announced Thursday.May 7th, 2008 PAINTING PROBLEM GETS CURBEDPublic Works crews on Tuesday “revitalized” the curb paint on North Orange Street between West Wilson and East California avenues as part of an ongoing program to refresh faded traffic markings.Float design wins city approvalCITY HALL — Glendale’s entry for the 2009 Pasadena Tournament of Roses Parade received a strong endorsement Tuesday from the City Council, which voted unanimously to approve a design that pays a strong tribute to the historic Alex Theatre.May 6th, 2008 Olympic-sized talent poolThe Glendale YMCA Gymnastics program has been developing talented young athletes for more than two decades, but never has it sent students to the Junior Olympics — the highest-level competition for young gymnasts — until now. |
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