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Los Gringos Locos finds a bigger home
One La Caņada mainstay will replace another in 2012 when Los Gringos Locos, a family-friendly Mexican food restaurant, moves to where Conrad’s Family Restaurant, a 43-year La Caņada eatery, held residence at 631 Foothill Blvd. until it closed on May...Tags: Human Interest, Lifestyle and Leisure, Business, Traffic, Economy, Business and Finance
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Group earns league awards
Brendon Shoemake has been pitching to Scott Stetson since they were both 8 years old. Turns out, things don't always change. Shoemake and Stetson, the ace pitcher and starting catcher on La Caņada High's baseball team this year, both hauled in first-team...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Politics, Sports, Crimes, University of California
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Park gets rewarded for work by CIF
Expected to be a staple in the top half of the lineup, things couldn't have gone better for Royce Park of Flintridge Prep. The junior baseball player proved to be reliable at the plate, helping his team finish second in league. Backed by his solid...Tags: Politics, Sports, High School Sports, Baseball, Baseball Statistics
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Pitcher earns All-CIF first-team award
GLENDALE —Denise van der Goot showed the local audiences throughout the season how dominating she can be while standing in the circle. Her respective body of work also gained recognition outside the area, as well, after she turned in a fine senior...Tags: Politics
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Piece of Mind: Could this impact board election?
What’s your opinion of the La Caņada school board’s recent approval of four additional pupil-free days for teachers? Apparently three such days were not deemed by instructors to be enough, so the board agreed to increase the number to seven....Tags: Human Interest
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Our Readers Write
Fewer days, more training? With two children who have graduated from LCUSD schools and one remaining, I am deeply frustrated by the district and board’s decision to cut four days from the 2011/2012 school year. ( “District to drop four days...Tags: Schools, Human Interest, Finance, Memorial Day, Voting
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School board incumbent will run again
Jeanne Broberg has strong family ties to La Caņada Unified. That bond made the decision to run for reelection to the district’s Governing Board in the Nov. 8 election easy.
All eight of Broberg’s children attended La Caņada public schools and...Tags: Schools, Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Glendale (Los Angeles, California), Pasadena (Los Angeles, California), South Pasadena
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Robert Richter
Don’t accuse Robert Richter of failing to speak his mind. A retired scientist and engineer who developed advanced technology for JPL, Xerox and General Electric, Richter emerged as perhaps the council’s harshest critic in the run-up to...Tags: U.S. Army, Politics, Science and Technology, Highway Transportation, Technology
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James Hill
For James Hill, good city government has a secret ingredient: “representation.” After recently serving four years on the La Caņada Flintridge Planning Commission, he concluded that City Council members could learn a thing or two about the...Tags: Politics, James Hill, Local Elections
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In Theory: Can Americans reconcile with Islam?
Q. A leading Islamic cleric has begun a tour of America urging American Muslims to help shape the religion’s relationship with the USA. Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf says Muslims should depoliticize their faith and that they should aim to make Islam be...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Human Interest, National Security, Protestantism, Philosophy
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From the Back Pew: The leadership competition
I've been quite amused by the News-Press and Burbank Leader sports departments the last couple of weeks, as all eyes were locked on our little newsroom television as it showed images of various baseball competitions played to determine who would be the...Tags: Burbank (Los Angeles, California), National or Ethnic Minorities, World Series, Benedict XVI, Minority Groups
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Is secularism a threat to religious freedom?
Q. A Mormon leader recently made a speech, in which he claimed religious freedom in America is under assault from secularization and a growing gay rights movement. In his speech, Elder Dallin H. Oaks warned of “an alarming trajectory of events...Tags: Bible, Censorship, Human Rights, Human Interest, Colleges and Universities
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