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Canyon football drops opener on the road at Charter Oak
Canyon Cowboys football got off to a slow start Friday night and couldn’t get out of a hole as the Charter Oak Chargers won the season opener at home, 44-6. Cowboys head coach Ken Holsenbeck said it’s the type of competition he wants his team to be facing, but the Cowboys didn’t execute when needed.
Unseen in California, anti-Harris political ads blanket swing states
SAN FRANCISCO -- The Bay Area had a very big presence in the Democratic National Convention and the region is also playing a big role in another part of the campaign, one people don't see as much of here in California. That is the ad campaign.One example is a pro-Donald Trump campaign advertisement from the Make America Great Again PAC, that features a San Francisco crime victim. The Golden Gate Bridge is highlighted as well. The ad attacks Kamala Harris's record on crime, specifically as San Francisco District Attorney and it's getting a lot of airtime in swing states like...
It was a bumpy opening for West Orange County football teams
Week Zero opened the local high school football campaign, and it was a bumpy one for teams in our West Orange County area, winning just four games. On Thursday, Los Amigos defeated its former Garden Grove League rival Santiago 46-7. On Friday, Marina blanked Westminster 23-0, Huntington Beach bested Orange 56-42 and Garden Grove defeated Bellflower 42-0 in a strong debut for new Argonaut coach Matt LemMon.
Monrovia beautifies Station Square with mural, garden
Efforts to spruce up the local Metro station’s surrounding areas have resulted in a new mural and a soon-to-be open community garden. Recent Metro A-Line riders may have noticed the mural alongside the train tracks and mounted on the Alexan Marmont building, 1625 S. Magnolia Ave. “The mural captures...
Clothing Drive to Support Monrovia High Music
There will be a clothing drive at Monrovia High School to support the school's musical arts program. Gently used or new clothes, shoes, bedding, towels, and linens. Drop-off dates: August 24, September 7, and 14, 9 a.m. to noon. Clean, sellable items in 13-gallon trash bags only. Drop-off point is on the east side of the school, but enter on the west side, at Madison Ave. parking lot (484 S. Madison Ave).
Wonder Valley News, Aug. 23, 2024: Sitz was ray of sunshine in Wonder Valley
A community news column for the Wonder Valley area, published weekly in the Hi-Desert Weekender. One of our favorite Wonder Valley residents passed away from complications of leukemia Aug. 9, at City of Hope in Duarte. Elliot, son of Teresa and Ken Sitz, was only 29 and fought cancer for two years.
Lancers Men's Soccer Looking To Get Better In 2024
Coming off its first winning season (9-8-4) last year since 2019, the Pasadena City College men's soccer team is looking to build toward becoming a possible playoff team this year. Under head coach Francisco Cantero, the Lancers are hoping also to create more goals this season. PCC averaged a litte...
ExchangeRight Fully Subscribes $82M DST Offering
Pasadena-based ExchangeRight, one of the nation’s leading providers of diversified real estate DST and REIT investments, said investors have fully subscribed its Net-Leased Portfolio 65 DST, an $82.28-million offering featuring 416,735 square feet of national tenants in necessity-based industries. The portfolio is structured to provide monthly distributions with a current annualized rate of 5.00%.
Frostig School Kicks Off an Exciting New School Year
The Frostig School community is enjoying a fantastic first week back! With the new school year underway, they are thrilled to embark on another journey of learning, growth, and shared experiences with everyone. The entire Frostig School family is eagerly looking forward to all the incredible moments and achievements that lie ahead in the coming year.
Rose City High School Welcomes Students to a Year of Growth and Achievement
As summer gently fades and the new school year dawns, Rose City High School, extends a warm and enthusiastic welcome back to all its students. The entire Rose City community—dedicated teachers, staff, and administrators—has been diligently preparing to make this year a memorable and enriching experience. They eagerly await the opportunity to witness the remarkable achievements that each student will undoubtedly accomplish. At Rose City High School, every student is supported and encouraged to reach their fullest potential, with the collective goal of fostering growth, learning, and enjoyment throughout the year. The Rose City family is here to guide and inspire every step of the way.
PHOTOS: Segerstrom converts turnovers into scores for victory over Palm Springs
Segerstrom’s Nick Cervantes makes a catch as Tatum Webster of Palm Springs defends Friday night. (Photos courtesy Mark Bausman). Segerstrom High School’s football team opened the season at home Friday night with a 37-0 non-league victory over Palm Springs. The Jaguars (1-0) quickly made an impact on defense,...
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