Liz Lucsko Archives – La Verne Magazine

La Verne’s Own Eyewitness

Jul 1, 2003 | Profiles

It is 4 p.m., and Rob Fukuzaki has just pulled past the security gates into the KABC Channel 7 lot in Glendale.

The Shaky Truth About La Verne

Jul 1, 2003 | Features

A ticking time bomb is ready to go off underneath the city of La Verne that will leave the town looking as if a terrorist had struck.

What ULV Keeps Behind its Walls

May 1, 2003 | Features

Each building, wall, tree and green space at the University of La Verne holds a story waiting to be told.

The American Spirit Sweeps Through Horsethief Canyon

May 1, 2003 | Features

The air is thick with heat, dust and the smell of livestock, Oct. 6, 2002. The sound of bustling people and anxious children filters through the background of the cowboys’ apprehensive thoughts.

In a matter of minutes, lives changed forever. Memories, dreams and plans for the future melted away. It was more than just “stuff” that was lost. It was years of hard work; It was a way of life. In only a few minutes, San Dimas Canyon changed.

Finding a Perfect Match in the Pumpkin Patch

May 1, 2003 | Features

One brisk fall day, when red and yellow liquid amber leaves line the pavement, and the cool October air stirs up memories of ghosts and goblins, one does not have to go far to experience the serenity of the season.

An Awaited Dream Come True?

May 1, 2003 | Features

On a hot, sunny September afternoon, thousands of people climbed out of their cars and walked on the newly extended 210 Freeway.

The Man Expected to Make Change

May 1, 2003 | Profiles

At first glance the man behind the desk has a look of determination in his sharp dark eyes. His demeanor could easily be associated with a CEO in business. He speaks slowly and decisively, carefully choosing his words. This is no rookie; this is a veteran educator who has already established himself.

Living a Life of Music

May 1, 2003 | Features

Oct. 21, 2002, blossomed into a beautiful autumn day; the afternoon brought families, lovers and friends out to Bridges Hall of Music on the Pomona College campus to seek a special celebration; it was the opening performance for the Claremont Symphony Orchestra’s 50th Anniversary.

Transforming a Piece of History

May 1, 2003 | Features

The tart citrus scent of lemons no longer lingers in the air. The train still rumbles by regularly, but it no longer stops for its daily lemon pick-up.