For those of you who follow City Council happenings, you might have seen an extremely disturbing occurrence recently (and for those of you who shun the often-sordid world of politics, it’s time pay attention before it’s too late): Glendale laws … Continue reading
Did you know there is a Secret Stairway in Chevy Chase Canyon? It’s part of a city-owned path that connects Buckingham Rd. with Linda Vista Rd. The stairs had all but disappeared under years of washed down dirt and leaves … Continue reading
Too Much Fun. The Chevy Chase Estates Association sponsored an Ice Cream Social that was a smashing success. The Glendale Fire department offered a detailed inside tour of firefighting, lifesaving info for the young ones on how to survive a … Continue reading
For the first time, Glendale City Council moved their Tuesday night meetings from city hall and held court at the beautiful new Chevy Chase Country Club. It was a well-attended event with a lot of citizen oral communications, hours worth. One … Continue reading
The Chevy Chase Estates Association invites all canyon residents, especially those with children to our very first ice cream social. The event starts at 2 pm Saturday the 25th with a tour of the Chevy Chase’s Bat Cave formally known as Fire Station … Continue reading
A treasure trove of never seen canyon history has been donated to the Chevy Chase Estates Association and we would like to share the highlights. Most of these documents detail the early years of our canyon development as the founder … Continue reading
FREE ICE CREAM SATURDAY, AUGUST 25! SAVE THE DATE. MORE INFO. SOON. … Continue reading
Check out our Canyon History … Continue reading
After many years of truly inspirational dedication to Chevy Chase Estates Association, our longtime President, Brian Duran, will be stepping down from the CCEA board to dedicate himself more fully to his many other activities. Most of you know Brian … Continue reading
Update – Project sent back to the drawing board once again! The CCEA and concerned neighbors prevailed. The Design Review Board voted to send the Laird Street project back for another redesign. Thanks to all who wrote emails and attended the meeting. … Continue reading
