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Toyota To Issue Largest Recall Ever

One of the world’s largest carmakers will issue its largest recall of vehicles after a crash found floor mats could interfere with the accelerator pedals and cause a crash. Toyota officials will recall 3.8 million vehicles in the United States and advise owners of Toyota and Lexus vehicles to remove their driver’s side floor mats and not replace them.   ...

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Local Student Turns Published Author

This author’s first book is aimed at those who are left out. Many publishers will argue that teen boys don’t read and because of that they choose to target other demographics. A local student has gone against the grain and written a book just for that audience. Matthew Stromberg, 21, of Saugus, has written a fantasy adventure book titled “Tales ...

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TimBen Boydston Will Run For City Council

Former interim Council member will be looking for a spot in April’s election. TimBen Boydston, Executive Director of the Canyon Theatre Guild and community advocate, has officially decided to enter the race for Santa Clarita City Council. Boydston held a temporary seat on the City Council through most of 2007 and part of 2008 after he was appointed by the ...

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Soledad Canyon Road Gets A Face Lift

Construction is expected to last a month but won’t cost the city a penny. The drive for Canyon Country residents will be a little smoother starting in October because of the city’s Roadway Asphalt Rehabilitation Project. The project will repair the road along Soledad Canyon Road between Sierra Highway and Sand Canyon Road. Construction is expected to begin October 5, ...

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The Master’s College Women’s Soccer Team Wins Fifth Game In A Row

The Master’s College women’s soccer team scored two second-half goals and beat Point Loma Nazarene, 2-1, in a match-up of NAIA top-25 teams. Bobbie Roberts had a goal and an assist for the 14th ranked Mustangs, winners of five straight games. Her goal in the 78th minute was the game-winner in the Golden State Athletic Conference opener for both teams. ...

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Pow Wow 2009

  On Saturday and Sunday, September 26-27, the 16th Annual Hart of the West Pow Wow was held at William S. Hart Park. Robert Schwemmer caputured these moments :      

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Hart District Aide Arrested For Prostitution

  An instructional assistant at Rio Norte Junior High was arrested Friday in Kern County, along with her daughter, for offering sexual favors on the internet. Katherine Silvers and daughter Sarah Sunshine were taken into custody at their home in the 5200 block of Frazier Park Road when detectives from a task force of the Bakersfield Police Department and Kern ...

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