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A word, please: Holiday grammar tips for the new year
Happy New Year. Or, as some say, happy New Year’s, or even happy new year. Which one is correct? They all are. New Year’s is one holiday that’s hard to get wrong. But as the months go by, other holidays roll around that aren’t so...Tags: Martin Luther King Day, Religious Festivals, Veterans Day, Armistice Day, Jesus Christ
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Getting through the '5 1/2-mile smile'
A week before Christmas, Raul Rodriguez was sitting in his Hancock Park home, visually recounting his career. He moved from vintage picture frames to scrapbooks, stopping at one illustration of a Rose Parade float he designed for the City of Cerritos in...Tags: Rugby League, Entertainment, Six Flags Inc., Festive Events, Arts and Culture
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PTA News: CV High hosts boutique and festival
The annual Crescenta Valley High School Prom Plus Holiday Home Tour has been canceled this year, but there are some great locations lined up for 2012. In place of this event, join the fun at a new tradition — Prom Plus Holiday Boutique and Food...Tags: Entertainment, Festive Events, Travel, Music, Arts and Culture
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Glendale youth chorus kick-starts 'HolidayPop!'
The Glendale Pops Youth Chorus, a newly formed group of Glendale teens, will make their debut as part of a holiday concert by the Glendale Pops Orchestra on Friday at the Alex Theatre. The show includes pianist David Benoit and pop singer Taylor Dayne....Tags: Entertainment, Culture, Taylor Dayne, Music, Christmas
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Getting into the spirit of the holiday season
Neither cold nor wind deterred Glendale resident Pamela Rowles and her family from securing front-row seats at the Montrose Christmas Parade, where they staked out their position on Honolulu Avenue three hours early Saturday.
“We love this area, we...Tags: Entertainment, Festive Events, Religious Festivals, Television, Entertainment Events
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Tropico Perspective: iPad dreams and disappointment
My little adopted girl has been home now for one year. This is the first Christmas in which she understands what presents are all about. She is a very determined and strong-willed young lady and isn’t afraid to tell you what’s on her mind....Tags: Steve Jobs, Apple iPad, Religious Festivals, Mitt Romney
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The Crosby Chronicles: Taking our holidays back
While the day after Thanksgiving has always been a high volume shopping event, it’s only in recent years that the term “Black Friday” has been used to describe it. Am I the only one who feels the moniker sounds negative? Describing...Tags: Disneyland Park, Black Friday (shopping), Thanksgiving
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Montrose Christmas parade goes digital
The Montrose Christmas Parade—known for its quaint, hometown feel—is taking a digital turn.
The annual holiday event, which kicks off at 6 p.m. Saturday, is scheduled to be live streamed on the internet for the first time in its 35 year...Tags: Entertainment, Festive Events, Religious Festivals, Television, Arts and Culture
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Winds take bite out of tree lot
As powerful Santa Ana winds howled Wednesday night, Glendale resident Nareq Keshishyan could only stand and watch as his family’s Christmas tree operation on Highland Avenue and Glenoaks Boulevard was torn to shreds.
Winds lifted a massive tent...Tags: Charity, Religious Festivals, Christmas, Armenia
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'Santa' comes in the form of mean winds that snap Americana Christmas tree
Strong Santa Ana winds Wednesday night snapped off the top 20 feet of the 100-foot Christmas tree at the Americana at Brand.
No one was injured in the incident, which occurred at 11:05 p.m., and there should be no long-term damage to the tree display...Tags: Religious Festivals
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Montessori school students donate toys
The students of Montrose Christian Montessori School donated more than 150 shoe boxes filled with toys and school supplies to children living in some of the poorest areas around the world. The boxes were donated to Samaritan’s Purse, an...Tags: Education, Charity, Relief and Aid Organizations, Religious Festivals, Teaching and Learning
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Parent University is still in session
Despite the hectic nature of the holiday season, being a parent takes 365 days a year, so there is nothing nicer than a free gift that can make lasting impacts on family. Glendale Unified School District’s last Parent University class for 2011,...Tags: Entertainment, Music, Entertainment Events, Family, Toy Industry
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