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The 168 Film Festival uncovers a big winner at the Alex Theatre
The 10th annual 168 Film Festival concluded two days of screenings of short films at Glendale's Alex Theatre with a Saturday night awards ceremony. The festival is focused entirely on films 11 minutes or shorter that tell contemporary stories based on...Tags: Drama (genre), Movies, Festive Events, Awards and Prizes, Entertainment
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Reinstated officer: Vegas joy ride was 'stupid'
The only Glendale police officer to retain his job after taking a joy ride with two other officers to Las Vegas told investigators the incident was a “stupid prank” that he regretted, according to court documents.
Last week, the Civil Service...Tags: Fine Arts, The Home Depot, Government, Trips and Vacations, Politics
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Photographer Tammy Abbott loses battle with cancer
A former photographer for the Glendale News-Press and Burbank Leader, Tammy Abbott, lost her 20-year battle with cancer on Saturday. She was 54.
From Springville, near Sequoia National Park, Abbott spent much of her life in Los Angeles pursuing her...Tags: Fine Arts, Los Angeles Times, California State University, Northridge, Arts and Culture, Arts
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Saying 'so long' to A Noise Within
After 19 years and 135 productions, the curtain is going down on A Noise Within classical theater company in Glendale. Ready to move to its new home in Pasadena, the company staged a final production over the last weekend at its current home, the...Tags: Mia Farrow, Human Interest, Carlsbad, Arts and Culture, Pasadena (Los Angeles, California)
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A gift of learning from overseas
A distant land was introduced to the fifth and sixth graders of Cameo Draper’s class at Crescenta Valley Adventist School Wednesday morning when the students played with a box of toys and games that had been shipped from Taiwan.
The La Crescenta...Tags: Fine Arts, China, Taiwan, Arts and Culture, Arts
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GCC offers media arts certificates
The Glendale Community College Media Arts Department offers certification, training and hands-on experience in disciplines such as digital cinematography, digital audio recording and editing, DVD authoring, podcasting and digital post-production. This...Tags: Colleges and Universities, California State University, Northridge, Talk Shows (genre), DVDs, Arts
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Woman arrested after allegedly running over ex-boyfriend in parking lot
NORTHWEST GLENDALE — A 25-year-old Glendale woman was arrested Saturday night for allegedly using her SUV to attack her ex-boyfriend twice in a Smart & Final parking lot because he made a disparaging remark about her mother, police said....Tags: Assault, Road Transportation, Witnesses, Crime, Law and Justice, Transportation
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Saluting Glendale Youth Orchestra
I am not bashful about saying the lost jewel in the Jewel City is the Glendale Youth Orchestra. This group of talented young musicians has been in this city now for 22 years. Here is a positive take on today’s youth. The conductor, Brad Keimach, is...Tags: Music, Entertainment, Arts and Culture
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Amid car vs. pedestrian crashes police stress safety
SOUTH GLENDALE—Frightening images of a woman in her 60s being thrown into the air as she is struck by a car while walking in a crosswalk served as a stark example Thursday of the city’s most visible public safety issue. Glendale police...Tags: Government, Politics, Road Transportation, Elections, California
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Organizations: Porcelain artists, bras and 'Star Trek'
The Valley Porcelain Artists will host an Art Exhibit from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. March 26 at the Joslyn Adult Center, 1301 W. Olive Ave., Burbank. The public is encouraged to come and see the porcelain hand-painted by more than 100 members of the club. It...Tags: Clubs and Associations, Human Interest, Elections, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Forest Lawn Memorial Park
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Pair's medical trip is sad, rewarding
BURBANK — Sitting in the comfort of his Burbank medical office, orthopedic surgeon Stephan Yacoubian flipped through photographs of a far different environment.
Ranging from snapshots of Haitian school children eagerly accepting candy to shots...Tags: Floods, Teaching and Learning, Haiti, Travel, Health
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A study of silence and separation
“Curious Silence” at the Brand Library Art Gallery is an exploration of types and causes of silence. The premise of the exhibition is an essay, printed in the exhibition brochure, written by A.S. Hamrah, a contributing artist who delineates...Tags: Arts and Culture, Susan Sontag, Arts
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