Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy vs. Louisville High Girls Soccer
The Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy girls soccer team played a Mission League match against Louisville High School at Glendale Community College on Monday, Feb. 8, 2010.
Foothill residents begin the clearing the mud after Saturday’s storm damaged or destroyed at least 43 homes.
The Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy girls soccer team played a Mission League match against Louisville High School at Glendale Community College on Monday, Feb. 8, 2010.
Dentist Stephen Giovanisci opened up his practice Friday, ADA’s national “Give Kids A Smile” day, offering checkups to low-income children.
Foothill residents clean up debris and mud from last weekend’s storms and prepare for more rain on Tuesday.
The Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy girls soccer team played a Mission League match against Louisville High School at Glendale Community College on Monday, Feb. 8, 2010.
Foothill residents clean up debris and mud from last weekend’s storms and prepare for more rain on Tuesday.
Charles Woodhouse awoke early Saturday morning to the roar of rushing water. Debris, loosened from the hillsides by a heavy rainstorm, was snaking down Angeles Crest Highway and spilling into his Arroyo Summit Drive cul-de-sac.
Mud filled the street, overwhelmed the driveway and seeped into the house, Woodhouse said. No sooner had the rain stopped, however, than car loads of community members, most of them fellow members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, began arriving to help.
Armed with boots, gloves and shovels, more than 100 volunteers worked to remove mud from Woodhouse’s property, as well as those of his neighbors. Some were on site until 8 p.m.
Dawn Lindsay, interim superintendent/president of Glendale Community College, and Mayor Frank Quintero were chosen as man and woman of the year by the Glendale Chamber of Commerce. They are scheduled to be honored at a luncheon on March 25.
Lindsay came to Glendale Community College in 2007, serving as vice president of instructional services. She has served as interim president/superintendent since taking over for Audrey Levy in July 2009.
Quintero became mayor after winning re-election on the City Council last year.
The Renaissance Academy boys’ basketball and Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy girls’ soccer teams are ranked first in their respective divisions for the second straight week, according to the latest CIF Southern Section polls unveiled Monday afternoon.
Renaissance is first in Division V-A and Flintridge Sacred Heart is first in Division II.
The Pacific League girls’ water polo Tournament will be held Tuesday and Thursday at Burbank High School.
The top four teams are Crescenta Valley, Pasadena, Burbank and Burroughs. The teams have already earned spots in the CIF Southern Section Division IV playoffs, which will begin next week.
A 26-year-old woman initially charged with murder in last year’s slaying of a Burbank woman was sentenced Friday to 360 days in county jail and three years probation.
Bella Stepanyan pleaded no contest to being an accessory after the fact in the Feb. 25, 2009, shooting death of Jasmine Voskanian outside her home in the 4200 block of Jacaranda Avenue in Burbank.
A 28-year-old Burbank resident with prior arrests for sexual assault and narcotics offenses was taken into custody after officers linked him to an ankle-monitoring device found aboard a commuter bus, authorities said.
Jonathan Schwartz, considered a “parolee at large” and a danger to the community, was arrested about 6:30 p.m. Saturday in the 900 block of West Angeleno Avenue, Burbank police Sgt. Robert Quesada said.

Students work to mitigate flooding outside the Glendale Community College Aviation Building (photo via Todd Jennings)
Cadets at Glendale Community College’s Verdugo Fire Academy had a surprise lesson change when they came to class Saturday.
They dropped everything to clean up water damage around the college’s Aviation building.
Students spent all day cleaning up from the flooding while preparing for more flooding and channeling the current overflow elsewhere.
All told, the measures saved thousands of dollars in mitigation and restoration costs, instructors said.
Burbank High runners Greg Dotson and McKenzie Paul had different strategies for Saturday’s Run for the Dream Indoor Track and Field Invitational at the Save Mart Center in Fresno.
Seeded first in the boys’ high school 800 meters in the prestigious event that pitted some of the best runners in California, Dotson, a senior, wanted to get out fast and keep the lead.