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Parishioners accuse Armenian church of playing politics with popular reverend
Dozens of parishioners demonstrated outside St. Mary’s Armenian Apostolic Church in the rain Sunday to express their anger over the transfer of a popular reverend who was forced to leave the country because his visa expired. His supporters said...Tags: Politics, Media Industry, Interior Policy
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Murder suspect arrested at hotel
Glendale police and U.S. Marshals arrested a 64-year-old man in a local hotel Thursday night on suspicion of beating his roommate to death in Northern California, officials said. Lawrence Hoffman of Burlingame in San Mateo County was taken into custody...Tags: Politics, Interior Policy, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Police Arrests, Interior Policy
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Undocumented students turn attention to federal Dream Act
Anahit Grigoryan has long dreamed of becoming a doctor. She graduated from Glendale High School in 2009, enrolled in community college and set her sights on transferring to a four-year institution. But the 20-year-old would not be allowed to sit for...Tags: Politics, DREAM Act, Armed Forces, Interior Policy, Career and Workplace
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Man arrested for identity theft targeting Korean-Americans
A 49-year-old Glendale man is expected to appear in court today on suspicion of stealing the personal information, including Social Security numbers, of more than 90 Korean-Americans, police said.
Dong Ho Han, who is being held in lieu of $4.6-million...Tags: Politics, Career and Workplace, Theft, Crimes, Social Security
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Florists plead not guilty to identity theft charges
A Glendale florist and his wife pleaded not guilty Monday to multiple charges for allegedly stealing bank information from their customers to buy Visa gift cards at Target stores that they later redeemed at their own store, officials said.
Vahik...Tags: Target Brands, Inc., Politics, Theft, Crimes, Banking
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Colleges on hunt for foreign students
Pasadena City and Glendale Community colleges continue to rank in the top 45 nationwide for recruiting international students, a burgeoning $20 billion-a-year industry that generates revenue, prestige and a wide-reaching alumni base for the campuses....Tags: Politics, Education, Colleges and Universities, Marketing, Culture
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The new generation fires up
What is the future of service clubs and other nonprofit supporting organizations here in our community? Today so much of our communication and networking is Internet based. I have wondered if the Internet would cause service clubs to totally dry up and...Tags: Politics, Facebook, Mass Media, Interior Policy, Arts and Culture
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Judge sides with the Leader
A Los Angeles Superior Court judge on Friday ordered the city of Burbank to release bonus amounts paid to individual employees, saying legal precedent clearly showed that the taxpaying public’s right to know the information exceeded any workplace...Tags: Employees, Politics, Lawyers, Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Trials
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Memories of his first job at Tower Market
When Art Cobery drives along Central Avenue and passes the old Tower Market on Central and Vine Street in Glendale, he thinks back to the days of his youth. Cobery got his first job — and his Social Security number — at Proctor’s meat...Tags: U.S. Army, Politics, World War II (1939-1945), Unrest, Conflicts and War, Armed Conflicts
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Hearing for driver accused of manslaughter is postponed
A preliminary hearing for a Glendale man accused of hitting and killing a 61-year-old Glendale doctor with his car was delayed in court Thursday. A Los Angeles County Superior Court judge agreed to postpone the hearing to April 6 since 28-year-old Edmond...Tags: Politics, Murder, Crimes, Court Preliminary, Trials
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Two guilty in woman's shooting death
PASADENA— A jury on Thursday found two men guilty of killing a 49-year-old Burbank woman for an unpaid debt as she opened her front door. After deliberating for nearly two days, jurors found 29-year-old Burbank resident Armen Mangasaryan guilty of...Tags: Punishment, Politics, Lawyers, Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Assault
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Don't stay a victim after identity theft
My identity was hijacked. Unfortunately, that's an all too common occurrence in Glendale. And unfortunately in this Internet age, names and numbers are all also too readily available.
My first indication that something was amiss was when I received a...Tags: Politics, Theft, Internal Revenue Service, Equifax Incorporated, Consumers
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