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Verdugo Views: Sunday schools blossom into churches
Many churches share a similar beginning in which a Sunday school outreach program leads to the formation of a church. That's the way Chevy Chase Baptist began. The church dates back to 1927 when members of First Baptist on Louise Street organized classes...
Tags: World War II (1939-1945), Chevy Chase, Separation of Church and State, Christianity, Baptist
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Solar fair harnesses young minds
Wearing protective goggles, Alex Ionesco carefully moved his hands in the shape of an A as he clasped a large magnifying glass, focusing the sun’s beam to burn a small piece of wood. “I can do this at home,” said the 11-year-old...
Tags: Teaching and Learning, Education, Environmental Issues, Energy Saving, Cheese Corn
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Literacy garden opens in South Glendale
A new literacy garden opened at John Muir Elementary School in South Glendale on Friday, and campus kindergartners joined members of the Glendale Sunrise Rotary Club and school faculty to celebrate. Rotarian Stephan Ropfogel headed up the project,...
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Verdugo Views: A church home leaves vivid memories
One day in 1935, a woman took her very young son to Sunday School at a church near their home. The son has been part of the church ever since.
Ronald Banes was 2 1/2 years old when he first set foot in Chevy Chase Baptist Church. His family had moved...Tags: Chevy Chase, Christianity, Baptist, Korean War (1950-1953), Easter
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Tologs can't pull it all together against Mustangs
PASADENA — There are only a few miles between Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy and Muir High, but the Mustangs girls' basketball team put some distance between themselves and the Tologs on the court Thursday.
The Mustangs did so at home in the first...Tags: Sports, California Interscholastic Federation, Basketball
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150 students tame Shakespeare
Acting isn’t just about reciting lines from a script, even if the script is by William Shakespeare. The eighth-grade students of John Muir Middle School in Burbank learned that lesson on Jan. 27 during the school’s 11th annual “Shrew...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Education, William Shakespeare, Students, Teaching and Learning
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Ione Delores Hiller Barker
Ione Delores Hiller Barker of Burbank died on Sunday December, 25, 2011, after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage.. She was 83. Ione was born on February 18, 1928 in Plymouth, WI. Ione was survived by her three daughters, Kathleen “Kitty”...Tags: Education, Colleges and Universities, Colleges and Universities
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Dean Ohanian
1957-2011 Dean Ohanian was born and raised in Burbank, attended Edison ES, Luther Burbank JHS and graduated John Burroughs HS in 1975. Dean was an outstanding swimmer; he won many ribbons and trophies in competitions for the Burbank YMCA and Burroughs...Tags: John Burroughs, Yosemite National Park
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Elks host 'Hoop Shoot' fun
BURBANK — Fabiana Jimenez was glad to be competing on a court again.
Two years after advancing to the national competition of the Elks National Hoop Shoot Finals and a year after missing out on the local portion of the event because of prior...Tags: Unrest, Conflicts and War, Basketball, Vietnam War (1955-1975)
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Marie McFadden
Marie McFadden, born June 13, 1919, beloved wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and friend to many, went to be with the Lord on November 6, 2011. Marie was born in Knowlton, Wisconsin, the daughter of Frank and Celia Root. She touched the...Tags: Services and Shopping, Religion and Belief, Real Estate
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Suspended coach gets support from John Muir alumni
Ken Howard, facing battery charges for allegedly slamming a teenager against a row of lockers, is receiving a show of support from John Muir High alumni, who are selling t-shirts in support of the embattled football coach. The Pasadena Star-News reported... -
Small Wonders: Honor them for what they've done
You know what I like best about Sequoia National Park? The fact that conservationist John Muir walked off its dusty trails and into a warm bed with a woman. What inspires me most about Neil Armstrong? That a straight man was willing to take one small...Tags: Mass Media, Gays and Lesbians, Jerry Brown, Science and Technology, Human Interest
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