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Antonovich Initiates Child Care Information Website

The Board of Supervisor has unanimously approved a motion by Los Angeles County Mayor Michael D. Antonovich directing the Chief Information Officer and the Director of Public and Social Services to work with the State Community Care Licensing to create a Child Care information website to help parents and caregivers make informed choices about child care for their children.    ...

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Personal and Community Safety Program “Learn to Protect Yourself”

You can attend one of four special programs aimed at reducing personal crimes. Recent increases in crime involving identity theft, senior citizens scamming, car theft and graffiti have prompted local officials to provide community awareness and education.   The City of Santa Clarita presents this personal and community safety program on April 18th, 19th, 26th and 27th.   For information ...

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Dodgers Lose 7-6

On Tuesday night, the Dodgers got two home runs from Bill Mueller but it was not enough, as they fell to the Pirates 7-6.  You can catch game three of the series with the Pittsburgh Pirates, Wednesday at 3:30pm on KHTS.

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Leading Health Ratings Company Ranks Providence Holy Cross in Top 5 Percent Nati

Providence Holy Cross Medical Center announced today that a study of quality at the nation’s 5,000 hospitals has named Providence Holy Cross Medical Center among the top 5 percent in the nation and a recipient of the 2006 Distinguished Hospital Award for Clinical Excellence. The study conducted by HealthGrades, the leading health care ratings company, found that hospitals in the ...

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$10,000 Reward Offered For Information On Fatal Shooting Of Duarte Resident

Los Angeles County Mayor Michael D. Antonovich is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person(s) responsible for the fatal shooting of Duarte resident Eric Buckley. 35 year old Eric Buckley was fatally shot and killed shortly after 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday, April 5, 2006 while walking home from work on Salais Street ...

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Antonovich Appoints Michael Bloom to Commission for Public Social Services

Mayor Michael D. Antonovich has appointed Michael Bloom to the Commission for Public Social Services. A resident of the San Fernando Valley, Bloom is employed at the Pasadena Recovery Center where he specializes in drug and alcohol treatment.  With his extensive experience in the treatment field, Bloom is aware of the need for community-based organizations that serve multiple needs of ...

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Meet Felicity By Rachel Zlotnick

Good Morning KHTS listeners.  Hi, my name is Rachel Zlotnick and I am a 4th grader at Mitchell Elementary in the Sulphur Springs School District. I will be reviewing Meet Felicity written by Valerie Tripp and illustrated by Dan Anderson.  It was written in 1992 and is 62 pages long. Meet Felicity tells about a spunky, energetic, colonial girl who ...

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Boy by Brittany Hartmire

Hi, I’m Brittany Hartmire.  I’m from Meadows Elementary School, with Mrs. Shafarman as my fourth grade teacher.   This book Boy was written by Roald Dahl, an author famous for many classic books like Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and James and the Giant Peach.  This book was published by Penguin Group in 1984.  It has 176 pages.  It’s about ...

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Stunt Dogs by Amy King

Hi my name is Amy King and I am a fourth grader at Meadows Elementary School in the Newhall School District.  Today, I’ll be reviewing the book, Stunt Dogs written by Jane Mersky Leder.  It was written in 1985.   This book discussed many facts about five famous stunt dogs; Rin-Tin-Tin, Benji, Lassie, Asta, and Nipper.  My favorite was Rin-Tin-Tin. ...

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