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I thought I would see the lei cutting ceremony at Trader Joe’s this morning. I figured it would be a quiet affair- a few friends from our neighborhood Facebook group, a city official or two- heck, maybe I’d get to say “hi” to John Drayman. It could happen. I was completely unprepared for the excited [...]
Long time readers know I am a huge fan of Mark Kepple Elementary School- my kids started their education there and we all think of it as our “home” school. Part of the “Secret Sauce” of Keppel is the amazing parent support that finds ways to make things happen despite bleak economic times and dwindling [...]
Sunday was the 10th anniversary of Glendale’s Unity Fest- a gathering of performances, groups and cuisines that spans the great diversity of the citizens of Glendale. This is one of my favorite events of the year and this year was fantastic. The performances were interesting, endearing (those little Korean girls were too-too!) and energetic. The [...]
I was at the LA County Fair this weekend and had the pleasure of meeting David Svenson- neon artist, Trustee for the Museum of Neon Art, and all around funny guy. He spent a little time telling me the Museum’s plan for their new site on Brand Blvd. and showing me some of the pieces that will be part [...]
Portos Bakery is a Glendale institution. People come from far and wide to get a taste of these Cuban treats and savories- my own Mother-in-law always makes Porto’s her first stop when she visits from Modesto. The Porto Family is the very definition of the American Dream and their history is well documented. Today, however, [...]