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SCV Jobs Winner Picks Up Check

Business says money will be donated to charity. Sidecca Manager Melanie collected the winnings. The winner of a contest from SCVJobs.com picked up their check last week, at the KHTS Kiosk in the Westfield Town Center.   $1,000 went to Sidecca, a clothing store in the mall. They won the grand prize by participating in a promotion that coincided with ...

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Book Drive For Children With Cancer

All collected books will go to patients. March 30th through April 1st, the William S. Hart Baseball Spring Classic will be held at the Hart Pony Baseball fields in Valencia. During the tournament, the Santa Clarita Bulldogs; an 8 and under team, will be sponsoring a book drive that will benefit the Michael Hoefflin Foundation.   They are asking that ...

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Free Colorectal Cancer Screenings

Screenings to be Provided by HMNMH. Henry Mayo Newhall Memorial Hospital will be distributing free Colorectal Cancer screening packets from 9 a.m.5 p.m., March 19-23, 2007. The kits will be available at the hospital information desk and two other locations including the Santa Clarita Valley Senior Center, 22900 Market Street in Newhall, and the KHTS Radio kiosk, located at the ...

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Purtzer Takes The Champions Classic

 Three playoff rounds decide winner. In an up and down tournament, the AT&T Champions Classic offered more than enough drama on its final day.   At the end of the final round, Loren Roberts and Tom Purtzer were tied at -10, forcing a playoff round on the 18th hole to determine the winner. That would have been too easy for ...

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Galaxy Take On Crew For Charity

Die-hard fans, local residents fill out audience for Major League Soccer match. Beautiful weather was a fine backdrop for Santa Clarita’s first Major League Soccer game. The Columbus Crew took on the Los Angeles Galaxy in a pre season game, where proceeds went to the Michael Hoefflin Foundation.   Some big time soccer fans showed up hours early, and once ...

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