When the weather starts to warm up I always seem to want to cook with lemons. My favorites are Meyer Lemons. They are sweeter and have a deeper colored flesh than the ones we typically buy in the grocery store. I have a Meyer Lemon tree in my backyard that I baby all winter long by stinging Christmas lights along ...
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Canyon Country Power Outage Affects 2750 Customers
An equipment failure has left approximately 2750 customers without power in Canyon Country, according to Southern California Edison. The power outage, which started at approximately 8:13pm, is affecting customers near Rainbow Glen, Soledad Canyon, and homes in the American Beauty Classics area. Edison crews are working to remedy the problem, but do not have an estimate for power restoration.
Read More »Strickland’s Bill To Help California Businesses Passes
A new bill set to provide tax incentives for manufacturers of renewable energy technologies that locate in California or remain in California has passed. Senate Bill 71 was authored by Senators Alex Padilla, Tony Strickland, and Elaine Alquist. “SB 71 will help transition California to a more renewable, energy efficient economy,” said Strickland, who represents Santa Clarita. “Green technology manufacturing ...
Read More »Resume Workshop To Be Hosted By COC
A proper updated resume is key to getting an interview for the job you’re looking for. In Santa Clarita, College of the Canyons is hosting a special Resume Rally event for people who need help getting their resume up to par. The free event is open to the public, and job hunters can meet with professionals who will help critique ...
Read More »Artist Mark Lere Exhibition Comes To COC
The College of the Canyons Art Gallery will begin the spring season with an exhibition of work by acclaimed Los Angeles artist Mark Lere. Well known throughout California for his organic and minimalist style, Lere’s work has been commissioned by Twentieth Century Fox, Microsoft, Staples Center, the Warner Center and the cities of Los Angeles, Pasadena, Irvine and Ventura. His ...
Read More »Around the Barn – March 27, 2010
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Read More »Gunman Holds Up Jack In The Box In Castaic
Sheriff’s are searching for a man who held up a Jack in the Box in Castaic late Wednesday night. The suspect, described as an African-American man in his early 20s, held the employees at gunpoint and made off with an undisclosed amount of money. The incident occurred on the 28000 block of Hasley Canyon Road in Castaic, around 11 p.m. ...
Read More »“She’s Out of My League”: A Comedy That Overachieves
This week I decided to review “She’s Out of My League”, a comedy that ended up being more then I thought it would be. Not only is it laugh out loud funny but it also touches on some harsh realities that come with a couple where one of them is overachieving. The overachieving party is Jay Baruchal’s (“Knocked Up”, “Tropic ...
Read More »Sheriff’s To Conduct DUI Checkpoint Tonight
The Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s station will be conducting a driving under the influence/driver’s license checkpoint tonight from 7 p.m. to 3 a.m. Saturday morning at an undisclosed location. Each time a DUI checkpoint is conducted, the Santa Clarita Sheriff’s station informs the local media. While that may seem to undermine their efforts on the day of the checkpoint, it ...
Read More »Man And Women Of The Year Candidates Announced
The nominees for this year’s Man and Woman of the Year were announced Thursday night at a kick off “Paparazzi” party in a private residence. The annual event serves to recognize volunteers singled out by various nonprofit organizations for their contributions to the community. A committee of past winners will now take up the task of choosing one man and ...
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