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Alive And Well – March 30, 2011

{enclose aliveandwell-march30-2011.mp3} Host: Karena Lineback Co-Host: Crystal Lacy-Edwards Guest: Lauri Gianni – Attorney for Women’s Health Topic: Taking On Big Pharmaceuticals Guest: Kathy Caplan – Oncology Physical Therapist Topic: Managing Lympedema Right-click here to download!

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Senior Hour – March 30,2011

{enclose seniorhour-march30-2011.mp3} Host: Dr. Gene Dorio and Barbara Cochran Guest: Steve Ayers, Jackie Cortes – Senior center Drivers Topic: Home Delivered Meals and Supportive Services Right-click here to download!

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Your Tax Return? New Window Coverings

It’s tax time again. And you know what they say, nothing in life is certain except for death and taxes. So why not make the most out of this financially stressful time of the year and treat yourself to brand new window shades and give yourself a break, a tax break. Hunter Douglas, a lead supplier of window fashions, is ...

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Board Of Library Trustees Appointed

Editor’s Note: This article was originally printed as an April Fool’s joke. It is purely satire. Ending months of speculation, the City of Santa Clarita released a statement on Friday announcing the establishment of its Board of Library Trustees. The five members, appointed by the City Council earlier this week, will oversee the funds for the Santa Clarita Public Library, ...

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Photos: Community Honors Fallen Soldier

On Thursday, the Santa Clarita community paid its respects to Army Specialist Rudy A. Acosta, who was killed in Afghanistan on March 19. He was 19 years old. The day’s events included a flag raising and prayer gathering at Santa Clarita Baptist Church at 8 a.m. followed by a cross-town funeral procession. The interment was held at Eternal Valley Memorial ...

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Naturalists’ Discovery Leads To Sea Change

Editor’s Note: This article was originally printed as an April Fool’s joke. It is purely satire. By Carol Rock A fight that has been shaking the state from the Santa Clarita Valley to the Sacramento delta is taking a turn that has environmentalists celebrating and water purveyors scratching their heads. Turns out that a tiny fish that stopped development is ...

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City To Take Dual Approach At Diversity Project

Editor’s Note: This article was originally printed as an April Fool’s joke. It is purely satire. By Carol Rock Buoyed by the success of the first Thursdays in Old Newhall, the City of Santa Clarita is planning to launch a new project that will enhance the arts community and reflect the makeup of the surrounding areas. ArtFree, a coalition of ...

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Family Drama, Comedy Play Out On Canyon Theatre Guild Stage

Two productions – “Social Security” and “Little Women” – are currently playing at the Canyon Theatre Guild’s Old Town Newhall location and each one offers a unique theater experience for a wide range of ages.   “Social Security” focuses on a trendy Manhattan art gallery couple whose life is upended when the wife’s sister from Long Island deposits their eccentric ...

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