Former child star arrested for alleged DUI
NORTHEAST GLENDALE -- Former child star Zachery Ty Bryan was
released from jail Thursday with a citation to appear in court July
28 after he was arrested on suspicion of drunken driving.
Bryan, 22, of Glendale, was driving at 100 mph on the Glendale (2)
Freeway about 3 a.m. Wednesday when police officers on Holly Drive
saw him go by, according to a police report. Bryan was a former star
of the television show "Home Improvement."
The officers stopped Bryan when he exited the freeway at Mountain
Avenue, police said. Bryan allegedly smelled of alcohol and he told
officers he had four beers and a vodka tonic that night.
Bryan could not be reached for comment Thursday.
Darleene Barrientos
LCUSD presses City Council for sewer relief
LA CANADA FLINTRIDGE -- Members of the La Canada Unified School
District board have asked the La Canada Flintridge City Council for
help in paying for proposed sewers.
The deadline to submit votes on Sewer District No. 3a is June 8.
The school district's headquarters and Palm Crest Elementary are in
the sewer district. If passed, the school district would have to pay
$767,000 for sewers. But facing budget problems, school district
officials are hard-pressed for the money.
The school board will have a special meeting Tuesday to discuss
the issue.
Robert Chacon
Dreier gets his own GCC classroom
NORTHEAST GLENDALE -- Glendale Community College officials honored
Rep. David Dreier (R-La Crescenta) Thursday by dedicating Room 115 in
the Arroyo Seco Building in his name.
College officials honored Dreier for helping GCC obtain a $100,000
grant to support its K-12 science-training program at the Cimmarusti
Science Center.
The college started the training program in September to provide
science lessons in geology, chemistry and other fields of science for
students in kindergarten through 12th grade. Students who participate
in the program also watch shows in the college's planetarium.
Dreier took a tour of the campus in a golf cart with GCC President
John Davitt and also took a walking tour of the science center before
watching a show in the planetarium and speaking at the dedication.
Gary Moskowitz
