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Auditions For Master Chef Set In LA Tomorrow

Think you’re a star in the kitchen? Can you stand up under pressure or do you collapse like a soufflé when the oven door slams? If you’re tough, talented and have a way with food, then one of the most popular TV shows aimed at foodies and reality show junkies alike – Master Chef – wants to meet you. Tomorrow. ...

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Comedians Of The Canyons To Tickle COC

College of the Canyons will host a night of unscripted laughter and excitement as the student improv troupe Comedians of the Canyons presents the second in a series of free on-campus improv comedy shows. Comprised entirely of student performers enrolled in the college’s advanced improvisational performance theatre class, the Comedians of the Canyons next improv show will take place at ...

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Boys And Girls Club – Festival of Trees

Anna Ott, Gary Condie, Janice Murray, Karen Stevens, & Jim Ventress The week of November 1, 2010, Jim Ventress, Anna Ott, Karen Stevens, and Gary Condie along with Janice Murray promoted the 2010 Festival of trees on the KHTS Non-Profit Spotlight sponsored by Castaic Lake Water Agency. Now in its 42th Year, Boys & Girls Club of Santa Clarita Valley ...

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Single Mother’s Outreach

Desriee Furguson, Yoti Telio, DeAnne Smith, Janice Murray, & John Dow On March 15, 2010, KHTS was pleased to welcome Single Mother’s Outreach to the KHTS Community Resource Station. De Anne Smith, Yoti Telio, Desiree Furguson, & John Dow were featured on the KHTS Non-Profit Spotlight – hosted by Janice Murray. The KHTS Non-Profit Spotlight airs Mondays at 10am on ...

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Our Hometown Stories: Tempered Steel: Behind the Scars

by Rachel Singer “Some people live an entire lifetime and wonder if they have ever made a difference in the world, but the Marines don’t have that problem.” –Ronald Reagan–   I admit it.   I am a sap. I tear up when the underdog wins; I tear up when I witness simple acts of human kindness and I weep when ...

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Bravo Farms Gouda Cheese Recalled By FDA, CDC And Costco

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration, the Centers for Disease Control and Costco are warning consumers to avoid Bravo Farms Dutch Style Gouda cheese. The raw milk cheese may be related to outbreak of  E. coli infections   Fast Facts Bravo Farms Dutch Style Gouda cheese, (Costco item 40654) offered for sale and in cheese sampling events at Costco Wholesale ...

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Dodgers Sign Gibbons To One Year Contract

The Los Angeles Dodgers announced that they have signed outfielder Jay Gibbons to a one-year contract. The announcement was made by Dodger General Manager Ned Colletti. The 33-year-old returns to Los Angeles , where he batted .280 with five home runs and 17 RBI in 37 games following his August 8 promotion from Triple-A Albuquerque. Gibbons batted .360 (9-for-25) in ...

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Hart Football Team’s Playoff Fate Lies In Game Against Canyon

The longest standing football rivalry in the Santa Clarita Valley, the Hart-Canyon game, resumes tonight at College of the Canyons. This one has playoff implications. Canyon is all-but assured of a playoff spot with a 7-1 record and 2-1 in Foothill League play. Hart has lost two games in a row, both to Foothill League teams, and needs a win ...

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Skeletal Remains In Bouquet Canyon Likely Those Of Fullerton Student

The skeletal remains of Fullerton College student Lynsie Ekelund were discovered yesterday on the grounds at LARC Ranch in Bouquet Canyon. The Coroner has not officially identified the remains as those of Ekelund, but given information revealed by Placentia Police investigators and the circumstances of her discovery, it is likely that the bones found are those of the young woman. ...

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