VISITING ANGELS GLENDORA ADOPTS NEW OWNERS
On March 1, 2019, Visiting Angels Glendora, officially changes ownership after 18 years. Located in the heart of Glendora, near the downtown village, Visiting Angels…
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Support Glendora Unified Schools at the 12th Annual Food For Thought as a Night in the Enchanted Forest on April 26th
Mark your calendars for the Glendora Education Foundation’s 12th Annual Food For Thought! Now in its 12th year, this event continues to prove to be…
Rose “Sweet Rose” Wentz Named 2018 Glendora Citizen of the Year
The Glendora Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce that Glendora resident Rose Wentz, also known as “Sweet Rose”, has been selected as the 2018 Glendora Citizen of the Year.
Glendora Rotary Mini-Grants For Teachers Awards
February 5th 2019 the Rotary Club of Glendora awarded their 2019 Glendora Rotary “Mini-Grants For Teachers” awards to deserving Glendora and Charter Oak Unified School Teachers.
Nominations Now Being Accepted for the 2018 Glendora Citizen of the Year
Nominations for the 2018 Glendora Citizen of the Year presented by The Glendora Chamber of Commerce are now being accepted. Glendora organizations and Citizens have until Friday, February 8, 2019 to submit their nomination form for Glendora’s 2018 Citizen of the Year.
Glendora Chamber to Host 2019 Glendora State of The City & Schools Luncheon
Glendora Chamber will host the 2019 State of the City & Schools Luncheon at the Glendora Country Club on Thursday, January 17th starting at 11:30AM.
Foothill Gold Line Public Scoping Meeting & Supplemental Environmental Impact Report
December 10, 2018 the Foothill Gold Line Construction Authority hosted a Public Scoping Meeting at the La Verne Community Center that allowed visitors to view information on the project, proposed changes, the Supplemental Environmental Impact Report (SEIR) information and new phasing plan for the line from Glendora to Montclair.
Sales Tax Proposed to Keep Funds Local
Glendora City Council voted unanimously Tuesday night to go ahead to put a .75% sales tax increase on the ballet to be voted on by residence in a Special Election in March 2019. This decision was made after much discussion and testimony by City Staff, Council, and residence of Glendora. Glendora City Council’s proposal will keep 100% of the additional funds collected local as opposed to the many sales tax increases that have been approved lately that requires funds to be spent on projects that may or may not benefit Glendora.
SHOP Glendora This Holiday Season & WIN on Now until December 18th
The Glendora Chamber of Commerce is now accepting entries for their Annual Shop Glendora Contest! Shop Glendora and enter to win prizes! This holiday season when you “Shop Glendora” you can enter to win great prizes for yourself or a loved one. Also, if you shop a Glendora Chamber Member you double your chances to win!
Willow Groundbreaking Ceremony!
On Wednesday, October 17, 2018, Charter Oak USD proudly broke ground on the Willow Elementary School new Learning Resource Center (LRC) with the support of…
