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Building awareness of autism's growth
Thank you for the front-page story covering the Walk Now for Autism Speaks event (“Concerned about the danger, but still walking,” April 21). In 2002 I was one of a small group of volunteer parents who had this idea of putting on a walk to...Tags: Autism Speaks, Behavioral Conditions
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Intersections: L.A. in top 10 for traffic congestion, but not No. 1
It should come as no surprise that Los Angeles has made the list of top 10 cities for worst traffic congestion in the country, according to a newly released report from the Texas Transportation Institute. It might seem surprising however, that we've...Tags: Health and Safety at School, Passenger Cars, Traffic, Road Transportation, NPR
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Fun-filled day for Dodger fans
GLENDALE — Tracey Weber may be a full-grown adult, but he felt like a little kid when he met Los Angeles Dodgers starting first baseman Adrián González Friday afternoon. “I couldn’t believe it, I was tongue tied,” said Weber,...
Tags: Randy Newman, Clayton Kershaw, Foods and Beverages, JC Penney Company Inc., Lifestyle and Leisure
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Summer splash at Tobinworld
It wasn't Raging Waters, but almost. The Tobinworld campus was transformed Friday from a school into a mini water park, where students repeatedly scaled and descended a three-story water slide installed at the site for the day. It was one of several...
Tags: Halloween, Teaching and Learning, Education, Students
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On the Town: Event has all the decorum of Christmas
It was Christmas in August at Glendale’s Assistance League chapter house. On Friday (Aug. 3) the crowds were lined up many minutes before the 10 a.m. opening for the “Christmas and Much More” sale of holiday-themed ornaments, books,...
Tags: Religious Festivals, Arts and Culture, Health and Medical Professionals, Diego Gutierrez, Holidays
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Primary 2012: California voters OK changes to term limits for state legislators, appear reluctant to raise tobacco tax
Californians approved a change to term limits for state lawmakers, but a measure to raise tobacco taxes for the first time in nearly two decades was in trouble, voting returns showed late Tuesday. In Southern California contests, the nonpartisan race for...
Tags: Politics, Voting, Dianne Feinstein, U.S. House of Representatives, Cancer
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Tobinworld: 'They are ready to go off into the unknown'
The students and staff at Tobinworld know how to mark an occasion, and graduation proved no exception Monday with more than 100 people crowding into the special education school’s auditorium to bid farewell to the class of 2012. “I am so...
Tags: Halloween, Teaching and Learning, Schools, High Schools, Graduation
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Marilyn Ann Smith: June 29, 1925 - March 20, 2012
Marilyn Ann Smith died at Brotman Hospital in Culver City on March 20th after a week of hospitalization. In 2005 she had been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. A Culver City resident since 1954, she retained strong ties to Glendale as her home...Tags: Health, Manhattan (New York City), Oak Park, Hospitals and Clinics, Flu
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The smart move: Choose another battle
After two dueling public meetings in as many weeks on smart meters, little has changed. The only take-away here is that, hopefully, everyone realizes that enough is enough. For months, a proportionately tiny group of utility customers in Burbank and...Tags: Vaccines
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Willing to teach, willing to learn
Witnessing, especially for the first time, someone deal with a violent autistic fit can be jarring, disconcerting and certainly confusing. But when you add a mistaken emergency call for help and police response, the situation can quickly turn volatile....Tags: Health, Behavioral Conditions
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Privacy, security are the real worries
Regarding the Glendale News-Press Nov. 19 editorial titled, “The smart move is to choose a new battle,” I ask, why hasn't there been an open and televised debate on the merits of the smart meters? The News-Press editorial dismissed the...Tags: Drugs and Medicines, Health, Vaccines, Preventative Medicine, Behavioral Conditions
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Why no public debate on smart meters?
Regarding the Glendale News-Press Nov. 19 editorial titled, “The smart move is to choose a new battle,” I ask, why hasn’t there been an open and televised debate on the merits of the smart meters? The News-Press editorial dismissed...Tags: Drugs and Medicines, Health, Vaccines, Preventative Medicine, Behavioral Conditions
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