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Nowadays Carlos lives in a hovel in Bucaramanga City, Colombia. His prosthesis
reminds him of that fateful night. And the criminals that caused his loss enjoy
the pardon given by law (perdón y olvido = pardon and oblivion).
Hoy Carlos vive en un tugurio en la ciudad de Bucaramanga, Colombia. Unas prótesis le recuerdan esa fatídica noche. Hoy, sus verdugos disfrutan de los beneficios de una ley de perdón y olvido.
A Red Car sits along the Pacific Electric route running from Glendale to Burbank. The The track runs along what is now Glenoaks Boulevard at Pacific Avenue, amidst the grapevines of Pelaconi Vineyard. Read Katherine Yamada's April 25, 2008, article about Antonio Pelaconi and his family's part in Glendale's history in the Glendale News-Press.
Katherine's column, Verdugo Views, spotlights various people, places, and events in Glendale's unique history.
The Verdugo Cash Store, located on Verdugo Road in the general neighborhood where Glendale High School now stands. This photo was taken in the early 1900s. Unfortunately, not much is known about the Verdugo Cash Store beyond what can be gleaned from this photograph.
However, Katherine Yamada's September 14, 2002 article in the Glendale News-Press (accompanied by this photograph), features information regarding other early groceries and businesses that provided needed goods and services to Glendale's turn-of-the-century residents.
Katherine's column, Verdugo Views, spotlights various people, places, and events in Glendale's unique history.
A Red Car rests at a station near the intersection of Mountain Street and Brand Boulevard. Many Los Angeles residents and tourists rode the Red Car to Casa Verdugo, both for the food and the view. Read Katherine Yamada's May 19, 2002, article about the popular excursion in the early days of Glendale in the Glendale News-Press.
Katherine's column, Verdugo Views, spotlights various people, places, and events in Glendale's unique history.
La Luna creciente, descendiendo por el Oeste, vista desde la confluencia de los ríos Verdugo y Oitavén, en Sotomayor (Galicia, España).
Crescent moon. The crescent moon, descending for the west, view from the confluence of the rivers Verdugo and Oitavén, in Sotomayor (Galicia, Spain).
A late afternoon hike yields a mountain flower view of the San Gabriel Mountain Range from the Verdugo Mountains.
Before and after views of the bridge across Verdugo Creek on State Highway 61 in Los Angeles County. Fed by small tributary streams in the San Gabriel Mountains, the creek became a raging torrent that cut a new channel, swept away the bridge approach and damaged the abutment. March 2-4, 1938.
Harvested from the April, 1938 issue of California Highways:
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