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Americans count, too — pass the Notch Bill
The House of Representatives bailed out Wall Street and others with billions of dollars. Yet there are challenges and hurdles that our representatives have to overcome. Don't we Americans count? We went to war to defend our country for freedom and liberty. Many are declining and finding it hard to find the support they need in home health service, terminal illness, and diseases, such as breast cancer, Parkinson's disease and Alzheimer's. Please help in passing ...
Hart band brings home the victory
For the seventh consecutive year, Hart High School's marching band and color guard won the state championship in its division at the Southern California School Band and Orchestra Association field championships at Pasadena City College on Dec. 6.
A teen shares his poetic musings
Today I saw a change in my behavior Something was different about me I engaged myself thinking about things Things that no normal 15-year-old should be thinking about A sign of maturity caught my eye as I began to pursue what was the most important thing to me, my family Family has always been the ones to comfort you when your sailing low in your cloudy thoughts And find a way to bring you to ...
Wildcats claw the competition
The West Ranch High School Marching Band and Color Guard captured its second consecutive Southern California State Championship Title at the Southern California School Band and Orchestra Association championships competition at Long Beach City College on Dec. 6.
Local dance teams band together
As a gesture of community and friendship, the Valencia High Dance Team invited the Saugus High Dance Team to perform with them on the field during the pre-game show before the football teams faced off for first place in the Foothill League.
The chill is on, SoCal-style
The National Weather Service released a hazardous weather alert at 2:30 this afternoon for the Santa Clarita Valley and surrounding areas, warning that cold, unsettled weather will continue to blanket the area through tonight, bringing a 60 percent chance of scattered showers and a slight chance of thunderstorms.
The foundation of every organization
Organizations are built on people. The only true long-term competitive advantage any organization has is the people employed and working inside of it.
Salisbury speaks at TPC Valencia
Advertising Professionals of North Los Angeles County invites business executives, designers, advertisers and marketing professionals to a special business luncheon featuring legendary branding designer Mike Salisbury as keynote speaker at 11:30 a.m. Oct. 24 at the Tournament Players Club, 26550 Heritage View Lane in Valencia.
A bigger battleground in the TB war
To keep fighting a war against disease, sometimes you need a bigger battleground. Cellestis Inc. recently tripled the size of its Valencia headquarters in its ongoing battle to defeat tuberculosis. "We outgrew the other location," Cellestis employee Scott Weiss said. "Over there, we were busting at the seams." The company hosted the celebration of its new North American distribution headquarters on Constellation Road in the Rye Canyon industrial center. Cellestis is a local subsidiary of ...
Both sides contributed to economic mess
I want to commend Gary Horton on an excellent column on Oct. 1. I actually found myself agreeing with the man.
The whole community has a voice in the master plan
There are few people in this community who do not want expansion of Henry Mayo Newhall Memorial Hospital.
Meet Carole Lutness
Candidate Carole Lutness sat punctually at the table, waiting for Carrie and I to arrive for a lunch meeting. Carole had asked to get together to explain her candidacy for Assembly District 38.
COC to host panel discussion on ‘The Costs of War’
College of the Canyons, the Santa Clarita Valley Historical Society, the SCV Senior Center and the Veteran's History Project will join forces to host a panel discussion entitled "The Costs of War: Historical, Political, and Psychological Aspects of Human Conflict."
Grizzly pride is alive and well
Since school started in August, Golden Valley High School students have kept busy with several exciting events to boost student involvement and Grizzly pride.
News briefs
West Ranch AVID program to host fundraiser The West Ranch AVID program will hold a bake sale fundraiser from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. today at Lombardi Ranch in Saugus to raise money for field trips and other events. AVID students visit a different college campus each semester, he said. All comprehensive William S. Hart Union High School District high schools and three junior highs offer an AVID program. Visit www.avidonline.orgfor information. Luncheon ...
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Car goes over the side of Interstate 5
Officials from the California Highway Patrol shut down one lane of traffic on northbound Interstate 5 on Saturday to retrieve a vehicle that went off the freeway Friday night, an officer said.
