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‘Mindsnap’ Courtesy of Colorado River

It was a little after 4 a.m. on the last day of our Grand Canyon rafting trip and Tommy, a first generation Irish immigrant and our intrepid trip guide, was already up. Boiling coffee. Prepping bag lunches. Organizing the rafts for the passengers who still had a full day of paddling ahead. My wife Katherine and I were hiking out th...


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Improvements completed and new staff members will greet students.

By Mary O’KEEFE

The 2026-27 school year begins on Aug. 19 at public schools within the Glendale Unified School District (GUSD). Last week CVW covered traffic and how it will increase on local streets, affecting not just those who have students in school but for general traffic as we...


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By Julie BUTCHER

“Next week, things get real,” said Glendale Mayor Ardy Kassakhian reminding Glendalians at Tuesday night’s meeting of the Glendale City Council that the quiet of summer traffic will come to an end next week as school drop offs begin anew. He added that the council has worked with the local police department and public works department to ensure drop of...


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By Mary O’KEEFE

There are more changes coming to the Crescenta Valley, including far north Glendale. Today, Aug. 13, there is a meeting with members of the Glendale Design Review Board concerning two new projects in the area. A notice of public hearing was distributed to nearby neighbors.

A development project is proposed for 2817 Montrose Ave. The former Unity...


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By Mary O’KEEFE

My brother called me on Aug. 5 and said, “We have a tornado.” Those words took me back to my younger days in Iowa when August meant tornado season – but it’s been a while since either my brother or I have had to get in tornado mode.

My brother lives in far south Arizona, near Tombstone. After his initial call he began sending me videos of a funn...


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