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Murder-Suicide In Canyon Country

Homicide detectives are investigating the circumstances surrounding an apparent murder-suicide discovered Sunday morning in Canyon Country. Deputies were called to the 28000 block of Creston Court, in a neighborhood behind Canyon Country Park, after a relative of the female victim came home and found them dead. Deputies arriving at the scene searched the location and found the suspect had hanged ...

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Bear Killed At Pyramid Lake

Fisherman at Pyramid Lake may have thought feeding a wandering bear was being one with nature, but what they were doing was setting a deadly course. On Sunday, the black bear (similar to the one pictured at right) left the lakeside after the airborne snacks stopped coming and went toward the picnic grounds, looking for a second course. He had ...

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School Funds Delayed Again

Hart District Prepared The State has announced that funds which school districts had expected to arrive Friday will be deferred until July 30. The Wm. S. Hart High School District was expecting to receive $13.4 million, the last payment for the 2008-09 fiscal year, but will have to wait another three weeks for the funds.   The Hart District anticipated ...

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Antonovich Reappointed To Foster Care Commission

An advocate for foster youth and adoption, Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich has been reappointed to the California Blue Ribbon Commission on Children in Foster Care by Chief Justice Ronald M. George of the California Supreme Court. The commission’s mission is to recommend to California ‘s Judicial Council the steps that courts and their partners can take to improve outcomes for ...

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Council Can Install Arts Commission Tuesday

The City of Santa Clarita may have an official Arts Commission Tuesday night, if the City Council votes in favor of formation. The road to Tuesday’s vote wound through some challenges at the June 23rd meeting, when Council members Bob Kellar and Marsha McLean locked horns with Mayor Frank Ferry and Council members Laurie Ender and Laurene Weste.   The ...

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Disappointing Indy Lights Race For Bryan Herta Autosport

It was an admittedly disappointing day for Bryan Herta Autosport in the Indy Lights race in Toronto over the weekend. Bryan Herta’s driver Daniel Herrington started last in the race after getting penalized in qualifying, but worked his way to a top-10 finish despite a poor pit stop and no cautions in the race. Herta, a Valencia resident who owns ...

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Hart’s All-Stars Lead Team To Valley Invitational Baseball Win

Written by Ernie Stone Hart shortstop Pat Valaika drove in two runs with a double in his team’s 8-1 win over Kennedy on Friday in a Valley Invitational Baseball League game. Hart pitcher Alex Tenorio gave up one earned run in four innings. Nolan Simmons drove in two runs and stole a base for Hart (8-10). Kennedy drops to 9-3-1. ...

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RESTAURANT ROW & SHOPKHTS – Terms and Conditions

RESTAURANT ROW: INFORMATION, TERMS AND CONDITIONS: YOU MAY ORDER ONE CERTIFICATE PER MONTH, PER LOCATION.* 1.  Payment can be made by cash, check or Visa/MasterCard.  For credit card charges there will be an additional $1.50 added for orders less than $25. 2.  KHTS date stamps the certificates with date of purchase. Exchanges are allowed within three months of this date. ...

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COC Helps Paramedics Make The Next Jump

Accelerated courses and and different could put RN’s on the market faster. Beginning this summer paramedics looking to jump into the high demand field of nursing will be able to quickly make that transition through the new Paramedic-to-RN option at College of the Canyons. In what could provide a solution to California’s statewide nursing shortage, the recently introduced Paramedic-to-RN option ...

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