Sign Up for Summer Art Classes in the Canyons
The City of Glendale is holding summer art and recreation classes at the Chevy Chase Library and at Glenoaks Park.
The last day to register is this Friday, June 15th, by 10am.
Some of the class offerings include:
FOR YOUNGER KIDS:
Gymnastics, ages 5-9, Tuesdays 4-4:45 p.m.
Elementary Tap Dance, ages 4-7, Tuesdays, 5-5:45 p.m.
Ballet, ages 3-5, Tuesdays, 6-6:45 p.m.
FOR OLDER KIDS:
Basic Drawing, ages 6-12 (6 weeks), Thursdays, 5-6 p.m.
Fine Arts Camp, ages 5-12, August 13-17, half days and/or full days available
FOR FAMILIES TOGETHER:
Parent & Child Art, working together, ages 2-5, Mondays 4-5 p.m.
Family Music Night, birth to 5 years, Thursdays 6:45-7:15
For a complete list, plus adult art and zumba fitness classes at Chevy Chase Library, and classes at Glenoaks Park check out this downloadable schedule of CCL-GM Classes Only - SUMMER 2012 or look at the Glendale Summer Leisure Guide for a comprehensive list of all activities in Glendale this summer. Classes June 18-Aug. 25, (or some classes are fewer weeks)
Lego Club Launch at the Chevy Chase Library
Join Lego fans of all ages at the launch of the Chevy Chase Library's Lego Club this Saturday, January 21st from 3:00 - 4:30 pm. Wouldn’t it be great to have hundreds of different pieces to choose from for your Lego® creation?
Wouldn't it be exciting to share your creativity and imagination?
Wouldn’t it be fun to build and design with friends?
The Chevy Chase Lego Club® is for boys and girls, ages 3-99. No experience needed!!! Come join us and together we will create, share ideas, and meet fellow Lego enthusiasts!! Learn more at our special launch celebration and enjoy treats and a raffle in addition to the building fun!
3301 East Chevy Chase Drive (818) 548-2046
See more details on the attached flyer.
Pizza and Holiday Caroling at the Chevy Chase Library
Come in from the cold, share some holiday music and take a night off from cooking! Join your neighbors and friends for a Holiday Caroling & Potluck Wednesday night, Dec. 21, from 6-8 p.m. at the Chevy Chase Library. The Chevy Chase Estates Association will supply the pizza and hot drinks, and side dishes, salads or desserts are welcome to help balance our potluck. We'll start with dinner and holiday stories, then serenade our brave firefighters next door with some holiday carols. Finally, we'll come back to the library for dessert and crafts, or just visiting with neighbors and friends. All ages (and singing abilities) are welcome. For those of us with school kids in Glendale Unified, this is the last day of school before winter night, so there won't be any homework, and the kids can sleep in the next day. So, come join the fun and stock up on those books and DVDs for Winter Break!
For more information click here, Canyon Caroling.
A Message Regarding Recent Mail Theft in Chevy Chase Canyon
From Officer Sue Shine of the Glendale Police Dept.:
Neighbors,
I have been receiving multiple reports of thefts from mailboxes and we have had some arrests where mail was recovered in possession of the suspects. Right now, they are occurring up in the Chevy Chase Canyon area and seem to be targeting street mounted boxes in the overnight hours. Locking boxes are being pried and some mail has been found discarded in cul-de-sacs. Some people are reporting fraud attempts on their accounts. As the holidays approach and more felons are released from custody due to the Early Release Program, package deliveries and postal boxes are tempting targets. Below is the message I sent to the folks being hit by these thieves to provide guidance. At this time NO THEFTS HAVE BEEN REPORTED IN GLENOAKS CANYON. This is a preventative message because it is likely that, unless they are caught, the thieves will move on soon.
What can you do?
- Check your box or, if you are not at home all day, ask a neighbor to pick it up for you.
- Never put mail to go out in your box (take it to the post office)
- If you are home during the day, open the blinds and curtains and look outside to see if anyone walks by. Call if you see anything unusual! Not only will this discourage mail theft, but burglars will think twice too.
- CHECK YOUR STATEMENTS ONLINE IMMEDIATELY. Make sure no one has gained access to any accounts
Mail theft is a tricky crime to prosecute. If you know you are a victim, you may report it directly to the Postal Service as theft from the mailbox is a federal crime. The two ways to do this are to call: 877-876-2455 (select option #5) or online at: U.S. Postal Inspector.
If you are a victim of identity theft, bring whatever documents confirm this to the station or call to have an officer respond to your home (818-548-4841)
Officer Sue Shine East Command, Lead Officer Glendale Police Department 131 North Isabel Street Glendale, CA 91206 Office: (818) 937-8769 | Cell: (818) 402-4523 Fax: (818) 409-7013 | E-mail: sshine@ci.glendale.ca.us
Norse Mythology at the Chevy Chase Library
Mail Theft Reported in Chevy Chase Canyon
The Chevy Chase Estates Association website is alerting residents about reports of mail being taken from mailboxes on Buckingham. Head on over to their website to read a statement by Officer Sue Shine about the incidents and some tips to help this from happening to you. [link]
Please note that no incidents of this kind have been reported in Glenoaks Canyon.
Chevy Chase Library Hosts Halloween Fun Fest
The Chevy Chase Library Volunteers present a Halloween Fun Fest.
Come to the library on Saturday, October 22nd at 3pm for:
• Pumpkin Decorating (Bring your own or decorate one of ours)
• Halloween Stories
• Trick-or-Treating
• Costumes
• Arts & Crafts
Here is the official flyer.
Get Your Flu Shots at Chevy Chase Country Club
Summer Events at Chevy Chase Library
Magic Show for All Ages Saturday, July 9th at 2:30 Come one, come all for a little summertime magic right in the neighborhood. Kids and adults of all ages welcome. Thanks to the Chevy Chase Estates Association for sponsoring this fun event so all can enjoy it FREE of charge.
Valentine’s Traveling Nature Class Saturday, Aug. 20th at 3:30 Come see--or in some cases, pet and hold--reptiles, amphibians, insects and more! This fabulous and FREE show educates and entertains animal-lovers of all ages.
Also, don't forget to sign up for the summer reading program at Chevy Chase Library. You can pre-order your book selections from throughout the Glendale and Pasadena library systems online at http://catalog.glendalepubliclibrary.org and then ask that they be sent to the Chevy Chase branch. There's no quicker or greener way to keep up with your reading. Routing your books to Chevy Chase provides more accurate circulation numbers for our area than routing them to another branch or the Central Library for pickup. The library uses our branch's relatively low circulation numbers to suggest we're not using the system that much and that we don't need a library here. So please route your books to Chevy Chase!
The Chevy Chase branch is open to check out books on Wednesdays from 2-8 and Saturdays 12-5. You worked hard to keep it open. Now it's time to enjoy it!!