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City Building Ties with Its Worldly Siblings

Santa Clarita residents can catch a glimpse of their “sisters” from Ecuador and the Philippines next month as the city’s Sister City Program hosts an opportunity to link cultural, health and business interests with cities in those countries…   

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COC May Request Refund for Command Center

 College of the Canyons trustees took a preliminary step toward asking the state to reimburse the school for hosting an emergency command center during the Foothill Fire in July.    “When we had the command center here, there were certain impacts, including some students not being able to attend classes in the gymnasium,” said College of the Canyons spokesman John McElwain…

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State-of-the-Art Sounds

    College of the Canyons’ new Performing Arts Center will open in October with a $400,000 state-of-the-art acoustics system, only the third of its kind in the country…

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Attendance Figures Reach New Level

The William S. Hart Union High School District expects a record-high enrollment of about 20,000 students Monday, but the addition of three new schools will soften overcrowded conditions on most campuses…

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Flash Flood Warning from National Weather Service

The National Weather Service issued a Flash Flood Warning today due to a line of strong thunderstorms reaching from Eastern Los Angeles County The warning extends from Lake Los Angeles through the Antelope Valley/Pearblossom area, making the Eastern portion of the Antelope Valley and San Gabriel range vulnerable to flash flooding until 5 PM.

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Man Killed in Late-Night Crash

A 44-year-old Castaic man died when his Harley-Davidson motorcycle slammed into a darkened sport utility vehicle that was abandoned in the fast lane of northbound Interstate 5 late Thursday night.     

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