LA County Department of Public Health and Dr. Duardo, County Superintendent of Schools, that the county COVID-19 numbers had significantly decreased and that we had been under 25 cases per 100,000 for over 5 consecutive days. This afternoon, the adjusted case rate for L.A. county was posted at 20.0.
COVID-19 may have halted Soroptimist International of Azusa Glendora (SIAG) annual outreach efforts to improve the future of women and girls, but it has not stopped them from continuing to support their communities.
The Rotary Club of Glendora continues to spearhead efforts to raise money and provide resources for people hardest hit by the pandemic. Another example is the recent Christmas relief project.
Local physicians, clinicians and team members at the 552 W. Foothill Blvd medical clinic in Glendora recently marked the change of its name from HealthCare Partners to Optum with a ribbon-cutting event. The clinic recently had new signage installed on the outside of its building and renovated its patient areas inside. It’s been located in the neighborhood for many years and is one of 75 former HealthCare Partners clinics in the Los Angeles region that has changed its name to Optum.
Glendora City Council authorized an Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERA). The program is intended to keep households financially impacted by COVID-19 in their homes.
St. Lucy’s Priory High School will host their annual “Home for the Holidays” Christmas Boutique. Due to COVID-19, this year’s event will take place virtually over the course of four days on October 29 through November 1. in consideration of public health mandates.
“Puffs & Pizza for Hope” will take place at the Italian restaurant for the month of Oct., and $5 from every pizza kit and $1 from every order of Garlic Puffs will be donated.
Charter Oak Education Foundation invites you to join their, first ever, Online Auction. They have 30 gift baskets, gift cards, adventure tickets and items that will be…
America’s Christian Credit Union (ACCU), a faith-based financial institution, recently funded its 2,000th adoption loan — an exciting milestone in its 11-year ministry of assisting members who seek to adopt.
Born out of the need to help Glendorans, the Glendora Welfare Association was created in 1958 as a one-time emergency service entity for residents of…
