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No. 2 Valencia High Football Team Takes On Loyola Tonight

The Valencia High football team, the second-ranked team in the CIF Southern Section Northern Division, puts its undefeated record on the line against Loyola tonight. Valencia is averaging 48 points per game and is coming off a 63-7 blowout over Santa Monica. Loyola beat St. John Bosco, 21-10, last week for its second win of the season.   In other ...

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Westside Options Forum Held At City Hall

A smattering of residents whose governance fate could be decided by a November 3 advisory vote showed up Thursday night to hear representatives of Westside communities discuss the pros and cons of their options. The council chambers at Santa Clarita City Hall was the setting, where about 50 residents, along with city and county officials, pondered boundaries, services, taxes, land ...

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Traffic Stop Yields Stolen Goods

Four people were arrested Thursday morning after a deputy making a traffic stop noticed an unusual amount of newly-packaged merchandise in the vehicle. According to Sgt. Derrick Ballentine, shortly after 4 a.m. deputies stopped a vehicle for a traffic violation and found the driver had no license. After the four occupants of the car got out, he attempted to inventory ...

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October 8th: Kings Defeat Wild 6-3

Thursday, the LA Kings defeated the Minnesota Wild at the Staples Center. The final score was 6 to 3. The Kings hit the road and will face the New York Islanders next Monday at 10:30 AM. Catch the excitement of Kings Hockey on AM-1220 KHTS.

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SHARE Tolerance Program Brings Deputies, Students Together

Being “different” – with dozens of interpretations of the word – has always been one of the hurdles of adolescence. And it’s no secret that the seeds of intolerance are already growing once students reach high school. Sadly, high school campuses are also where discrimination, which quickly morphs into hate, has had fatal consequences.   Deputies from the Los Angeles ...

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Community Activist David Gauny To Run For Council

Gauny best known for “smart growth” formation. David Gauny, who made headlines over the last half decade opposing the original Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital master plan’s scale, plans to enter his name into the mix for Santa Clarita City Council. Gauny, a local businessman, plans to make the announcement Friday morning in front of City Hall.   During the battle ...

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Thursday Matinee – October 8, 2009

{enclose thursdaymatinee-october8-2009.mp3} Guests:  David Reeves Carpenter – Lombardi Ranch, from the 24 Hour Theater at the REP – Christopher Chase and author Matthew Stromberg Right Click Here To Listen!

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Magic Mountain Is Putting Their Scares To Good Use

The theme park is hosting a private event set to help the SCV Boys and Girls Club. It’s the kind of deal that would make Halloween and roller coaster fans scream;  entrance to the Fright Fest at Six Flags Magic Mountain, no wait on rides, dinner, dessert, parking, and scary figures darting out from dark mazes. From 6 to11 p.m. ...

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