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The time is once again upon us when the days start getting shorter and pancakes and sausages get thrown on the griddle at Glenoaks Park. That's right, its time for the annual GOCHA Pancake Breakfast that will be held on Saturday, September 19th from 8-11am. Come join your neighbors and celebrate our beautiful canyon while enjoying a free breakfast cooked by your very own GOCHA board members.
See you there!
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GOCHA Pancake Breakfast Saturday, September 19, 2015 8-11am Glenoaks Park
GOCHA board members Joan Morris and Gerry Rankin delivered the GOCHA Position paper regarding the Scholl Canyon Landfill. This paper expresses our opposition to the proposed expansion of the landfill that is being considered by the city. The final copy of the position paper is attached here. [Please note the file is rather large and may take a bit to load.]
GOCHA Position Re Further Development of Scholl Canyon Landfill - FINAL
By now you should have received your spring Echo delivered by our tireless volunteers to your homes. In case you missed it, you can read the digital version here. Spring 2015 Echo
It's that time of year again. Time for all our canyon's four-legged friends to meet at the park with their families and enjoy a beautiful spring day filled with fun. So come on out and witness the spectacle, the fun, and good friends for the annual Bow Wow Pow Wow today at 11am at Glenoaks Park. As usual there will be a costume contest, agility course, dog tricks, and of course the pooch parade.
See you there!
Bow Wow Pow Wow Saturday April 11, 2015 11:00 am
You may have seen the sign at the entrance to the canyon or the membership form in the most recent ECHO, but in case you still haven't sent in your 2015 membership form, you can download it here. For as little as $15.00 you can help GOCHA with everything we do for our lovely neighborhood. GOCHA uses funds to put on great events like the annual meeting, pancake breakfast, disaster preparedness program and the spring dog parade. But we also use the funds to fight things that affect our neighborhood's quality of life like the proposed expansion of the Glenoaks Landfill and to fight irresponsible development in the canyon.
Please help and renew your membership now.
Like in years past, this year’s GOCHA Pancake Breakfast was a big success. On Sunday, September 27th about 150 canyon residents came to enjoy some delicious food and hang out with neighbors at Glenoaks Park. We also had a good turnout from the Glendale Fire and Police Departments including our new Chief of Police Robert Castro.
A big thank you to all the volunteers who manned the griddle, set the tables, and helped clean up the event. Our canyon is a very special place and it’s things like the annual Pancake Breakfast that brings our residents together to hang out, have some fun, and enjoy our beautiful canyon.
See below for a photo gallery from the event.
This Saturday, September 27th, GOCHA will host our annual Pancake Breakfast at Glenoaks Park. So come down, join your neighbors, and have some of the best sausages and pancakes served in the canyon! It's a fun way to see old friends and meet new ones.
Also, since it appears that there are a lot more homes being sold in the canyon, if you know someone that has just moved in, please be sure to let them know about this fun event.
GOCHA Annual Pancake Breakfast Glenoaks Park Saturday, September 27, 2014 8:00-11:00 am
The Glenoaks Canyon Homeowners Association annual meeting will be held this Wednesday, September 17th at 7:30pm at the Joe Bridges Club House in Glenoaks Park. Glendale Police Dept. East Area Commander Lieutenant Danny Carver will be our special guest. It’s an excellent way to meet your neighbors and share your thoughts and concerns about goings on in the canyon. Look forward to seeing everyone there.
Come celebrate how awesome our neighborhood is with GOCHA's Annual Pancake Breakfast in the Park. The Pancake Breakfast will be held from 8am - 11am on Saturday, September 28th at Glenoaks Park. Come hang out with your neighbors. GOCHA board members will be cooking up pancakes, sausages, and other goodies for all.
As always, the breakfast is free. See you on Saturday.
This Wednesday, September 25th, GOCHA will hold its annual meeting at the Joe Bridges Clubhouse in Glenoaks Park from 7:30pm - 9:00pm. Our guest speaker this year is Anne Dove, a planner with the National Rim of the Valley Planning Program. They are tasked with determining whether parts of the Rim of the Valley Corridor area is eligible to be considered part of the national park system which will help protect our natural resources that we enjoy in Glendale.
Hope to see you there.
