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Dr. Marilyn Joyce, RD, Cancer Survivor and Author to be on KHTS
Cancer survivor, Dr. Marilyn Joyce, registered dietician, former director of nutrition for the Cancer Treatment Centers of America, international lecturer, guest of TV and radio, and best-selling author will be the special guest with Tami Hulcher, "The Queen of HealthT", guest co-host on KHTS AM 1220 "Lifestyle and Fitness" show with Ellen Como on Tuesday, October 4th from Noon – ...
Read More »Dodgers Lose to Diamondbacks 3-1
The Dodgers lost to the Arizona Diamondbacks 3-1 in the third game of their series. The Dodgers are out of the playoffs, so they got a chance to use their young players. Dioner Navarro hit his third homerun of the season, but it was not enough. On Friday at 7:30pm, KHTS will air the Saugus vs Notre Dame high ...
Read More »University Center Soon to Add New Programs
The Interim University Center located at College of the Canyons keeps adding new programs with three additional programs coming onboard next year.
Read More »Runner's Charter School Accountability Measure Signed Into Law
(SACRAMENTO) – Senator George Runner's (R- Antelope Valley) charter school accountability measure was signed into law late yesterday afternoon. This legislation provides fiscal oversight of charter schools to ensure that public resources are being used appropriately, yet will not intrude upon the programmatic flexibility that is essential to their success.
Read More »Closures: Southbound I-5 Connector to Eastbound State Route 118
The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) will close the following connector of the Golden State Freeway (I-5) for a period of approximately three months as follows — as part of a $41.6-million project to construct High Occupancy Vehicle, (HOV), or carpool lanes and soundwalls, on northbound and southbound I-5 from State Route 118 to State Route 14:
Read More »30 New Late-Start Classes Added to Fall 2005 Semester
Recently, College of the Canyons announced 30 more late-start classes for the fall 2005 semester.
Read More »SCV Chamber, Schools Weigh Propositions
Voters to decide on three measures affecting education in November election.
Read More »SoCal Fires Burn Lots of Acres
Wind-driven brush fires burned on the wildland fringe of Los Angeles & in three other counties Wednesday, scorching thousands of acres, killing thousands of chickens at a farm & destroying homes, while threatening others.
Read More »City to Give $66K Toward Katrina Relief
Money will go to Habitat for Humanity to cover the cost of one home; council exploring donation options, for additional $34,000…
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