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What happened on September 10, 2004
NEWS
Jobyna Casey
The Glendale Chamber of...
Animation legend Frank Thomas dies
Blood and bone marrow drive LA CRESCENTA -- The Desi...
The Duke's stamp act
Mighty Rebels show strength
Councilman's analysis of the numbers appreciated...
'Mass for Peace' on Sunday SOUTHEAST GLENDALE...
Float on over to fundraiser
A Different
Yes on A,B and C
Guest Column
Why Bilingual Poll Workers?
Sorrow and tributes, 3 years later
High Holy Days begin
A time for celebration and reflection
Thankful for the feedback
Friendly Faces at Monte Vista Elementary By Robin Goldsworthy
Glendale Town Center Election Is Tuesday By Charles Cooper
9-11 Events to Honor Heroes, Victims of Terrorist Attacks
Sadie Koblin
Recognize the commitment, possibilities
District wants to get the word out
Finances show it's far from the best of both worlds...
Frank Thomas, legendary Disney animator dies at 92
Feature running backs highlight opener
J. Reece Lewis
Catherine C. Brown
Brand merchants fear Americana
Victim improving, but shooters remain at large
New course, same result
Paul L. Grupp Paul L. Grupp died Sept. 5, 2004, in...
Lincoln Begins Journey on 'Road to Success' By Mary O'Keefe
Hoover rebuilds as Burbank thrives
ENTERTAINMENT
Brush Up Your Shakespeare
LCF Resident Writes "Cellular" Screenplay By Ralph Saenz
Sandra Hannah whipped up her first batch of cornbread from scratch, when she was only 4 years old. As the eldest of nine children, Sandra spent long hours in the kitchen, helping her mother cook for the family. What might have been a chore for some, became a source of pride and pleasure for Sandra.
Pasadena Symphony Gets Early Start
SCAPE Gallery Presents the Photographs of Michael Eastman
MOCA Presents Major New Retrospective of Robert Smithson
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