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Gas prices close on $4
The price for a gallon of mid-grade gasoline hit the $4 mark this week in the Santa Clarita Valley while regular unleaded moved yet closer to the mark, according to a weekly gas survey. Seven local stations are charging at least $4 for a gallon of mid-grade and all but four of the 34 locations surveyed have begun charging at least $4 for a gallon of premium grade gas, according to a survey conducted Thursday by Randy Cressall, owner of Valencia Auto Spa.
One dedicated volunteer
Mary Lentini, a well-known and active volunteer in the local Catholic community, has died. She was 92.
Thousands taste cowboy life
Thousands of visitors experienced the cowboy lifestyle on Saturday during the 15th Annual Santa Clarita Cowboy Festival at Melody Ranch Motion Picture Studios in Newhall.
Santa Clarita jobless rate rises slightly
Santa Clarita's unemployment rate rose slightly between February and March, according to figures from the city's Employment Development Department.
SCV home sales on rebound
Home and condominium sales in the Santa Clarita Valley were on the increase in March, despite a continuing overall slowdown in the market, according to the Southland Regional Association of Realtors.
Learning to mix the perfect drink
For Richard Gilroy, mixing the perfect drink is similar to a gourmet chef preparing a decadent meal.
Financial problems strike Newhall Land's owner
LandSource Communities Development LLC, the parent company of The Newhall Land and Farming Co., is in negotiations to restructure its debt, according to a Newhall Land spokeswoman. Newhall Land, developers of the Valencia and Newhall Ranch communities, is owned by LandSource, which is comprised of Lennar Corp., LNR Property Corp. and the California Public Employees' Retirement System.
Women in history speakers visit Highlands
Abigail Burgess visited Highlands Elementary School recently. Dressed in traditional 1800s-era garb, she shared how she handled the responsibilities of a Maine lighthouse keeper while still a teenager.
Rough birth for foal, mother in Canyon Country
Dave Spencer still recalls the miraculous birth of Faith, the newest foal at his Sand Canyon property.
Earth Day reminds nation to 'go green' everyday
Tuesday will mark the international celebration of Earth Day, which gives local residents the chance to promote environmental awareness and maintain a green lifestyle. Dianne Erskine-Hellrigel, leader of the Community Hiking Club, sees educational opportunities for not only youngsters, but entire families.
Emergency Expo aims to prepare locals for disasters
The nearly 2,000 visitors to the 2008 Emergency Expo wanted to learn one thing: How to prepare their home, family and pets for just about any type of disaster. The 16th annual expo, sponsored by the city of Santa Clarita, brought in nearly 80 exhibitors to showcase their products, emergency kits and expertise.
Newhall plans receive mixed response
Downtown Newhall is in the midst of a major change that could ultimately lead to a complete transformation of the entire area. By establishing an arts and entertainment district filled up eclectic shops and fun destinations, the city hopes to establish an "Old Town Newhall" that will one day set its own trend.
Author's new book is for jerks
John Klymshyn wants to get past the stereotypes people have about sales. He wants to show sellers as honorable, important and even funny people. Using his 23 years of experience as a professional seller, Klymshyn hopes to communicate his message with his third book, "How to Sell Without Being a Jerk! The Foolproof Approach to the World's Second Oldest Profession." The Valencia resident, who serves as president of Valencia-based company The Business Generator, said he ...
Local Jaycees pick up national award
For the second year in a row, the Santa Clarita Valley Jaycees have picked up the Harold A. Marks Memorial Award, an honor given by the United States Junior Chamber that recognizes successes in areas of membership growth, community impact and financial growth. Staci Stolworthy, marketing vice president for the leadership development organization, said it is unheard of for a chapter to receive the award two years in a row. She attributed the win, considered ...
Local youngster wins prize for video project
While some may have a general understanding of the Japanese-American internment camps, Jessica Resnick has gained an in-depth knowledge of it.
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