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July 7, 1977: Community Service, a Glendora Tradition

As a photo in the Glendora Press shows, honoring the community's many volunteers is a…
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Aug. 14, 1966: Glendora’s Other Sister

The Glendora Sister City Association forms sisterhood with Merida, Mexico.
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Aug. 15, 1984: Need For Senior Subsidized Housing Gains…

A year after Glendora Gardens opens, residents call for more subsidized housing for seniors,…
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Sept. 19, 1957: Glendora Bids Farewell to Post Office Rural…

After 53 years, Glendora’s rural free delivery is discontinued, reports the Sept. 19, 1957…
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Aug. 16, 1964: Marching Band, Girl Scout Training and a…

Glendora Press photos illustrate Glendora and surrounding communities in the summer of 1964
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Aug. 9, 1940: 2,140 Registered Voters in Glendora

The Glendora Press reports that Glendora’s Republican majority is maintained.
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July 10, 1956: Glendoran Crowned International Tall Queen

Glendora resident Fran Chadwick wins the title of International Tall Queen at a pageant in…
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Sept. 13, 1973: Library Use Goes Up

The Glendora Public Library hit an all-time circulation record, according to the Sept. 13,…
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August 7, 1985: Police Crack Down on Illegal Liquor Sales

Responding to complaints from local residents, police monitored liquor sales to minors,…
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July 14, 1967: Glendora Class Sizes Higher than State…

The report from the California Teachers Association shows foothill area schools exceeding…
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Sept. 17, 1959: Mayor Steps Down over Planning Commission…

Unsatisfied with appointees of the Planning Commission, Glendora Mayor Harold Walker resigns…
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On This Day in Glendora: June 23, 1963

Glendora says goodbye to the Glendora Heights packing house.
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Sept. 14, 1963: 2,500 Turn Out For Citrus Stadium Opening

Azusa and Glendora High Schools play on the new field’s opening night.
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On This Day in Glendora: June 4, 1954

Glendoran recognized as one of nation’ top scientists.
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Sept. 4, 1942: Glendora Hosts Service Men’s Day

Victory Girls sell war bonds to assist in World War II effort.
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On This Day in Glendora: June 5, 1954

Glendorans face possible water rate hike.
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July 9, 1966: Glendora to Have its Own Post Office

Rumors of a new post office looks as though it’s coming to fruition.
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Aug. 11, 1939: Farmer Creates Mural For Grace Episcopal…

A Glendora citrus farmer shows off his artistic talents by painting a mural for Grace…
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On This Day in Glendora: June 16, 1965

Glendora Women’s Club turn up the heat with chile relleno luncheon.
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On this Day in Glendora: June 8, 1954

49 percent of Glendora voters turn out for June primary election.
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Aug. 5, 1987: Glendora Looking to Adopt Sister City

Glendora delegates invite the city of Moka in Japan to become Glendora’s sister city, reports…
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Glendora Police Locate Pit Bull Owner

The owner of the two pit bulls that attacked a 67-year-old Glendora resident has been located,…
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Aug. 13, 1986: Crack Hits the Streets of San Gabriel Valley

In 1986, crack was a new drug known only in bigger urban cities, but it eventually made its…
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Sept. 18, 1963: Record Rain Brings Soggy Constitution Day

More than an inch of rain is reported, hitting the record books as one of the wettest…
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Aug. 25, 1944: Glendora Bears Its Share of WWII Losses

The Glendora Press tallies up WWII casualties.
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Aug. 17, 1978: City Approves $7M Budget

In its Aug. 17, 1978 edition, the Glendora Press reports of eliminated full time positions and…
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L.A. County Fair to Honor Glendora ‘Community Heroes’

Glendora residents can purchase discounted tickets to the fair for Glendora Day.
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Glendora Named One of County's Most Business-Friendly Cities

Five cities are in the running for the county-wide award.
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Fischer Leaving Glendora, Appointed to City Manager Position…

Brenda Fischer, Glendora deputy city manager, is set to begin her new position as city manager…
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Glendora Police Honored For Traffic Safety Efforts

Police department is the managing agency for the county's Avoid the 100 DUI Taskforce Grant.
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