By Wendy Langhans Fresh, ripe, jucy tomatoes. I’ll bet, if close your eyes right now, you can recall the smell. Maybe, your mouth is watering just a little bit too. But we’re not the only living things that are attracted to the scent of ripe tomatoes. Their smell also attracts certain plants. Plants? Yes – specifically – dodder plants. According ...
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SCV Fishing Report September 28th: Local Lakes And Saltwater Report
Halibut Hal here with this weeks exciting local fresh and saltwater fishing reports for 1220AM-KHTS: Here’s what’s biting at our local lakes:1) Castaic Lake….Wide open striped bass fishin! These fish are boiling on the surface practically all day long! Most of the striped bass are in the 2 – 4 pound range with an occasional larger specimen. What are you ...
Read More »Charming Local Theatre Productions This Fall
This fall, the Canyon Theatre Guild is presenting productions for both the whole family and more mature audiences opening this weekend. Bring your kids to see The Little Prince or be caught in the suspense of Bram Stoker’s Dracula. Based on the popular children’s book, The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint Exupery, this delightful, imaginative play tells a magical ...
Read More »Rampage To Thunder Into Cougar Stadium November 5
Hart High’s award-winning marching band and color guard, Hart Regiment, will host its 28th Annual Hart Rampage Marching Band Field Show Tournament on Saturday, November 5, at College of the Canyons. More than 30 high school bands from across the state — including all six Hart District high schools — are expected to participate in the day-long event, ...
Read More »Westsiders Asked For Library Input At Third Public Meeting
On Wednesday, October 5, the West Ranch Town Council and the County of Los Angeles Public Library will be holding the third in a series of needs assessment meetings to hear from local community members about a new Stevenson Ranch Library. The primary purpose of this meeting is to review possible locations for the new library. The community is invited ...
Read More »Gardening In Shade
If your lawn or yard is not-so-sunny then choosing plants and trees that do well in shade is extremely important. You can still have color in shade, bright pink and red impatiens love the shade and add a nice contrast to mostly green plants. Hostas are another great plant to place in a shaded area as well as dianthus, white ...
Read More »Saugus Girls Volleyball Team Sweeps Valencia In Foothill League Opener
The Saugus girls volleyball team opened the Foothill League season with a stunning three-game sweep of Valencia. Saugus snapped a 17-match losing streak against Valencia and beat the Vikings for the first time since 2002. Valencia has won at least a share of the Foothill League championship every year since 2001. Jaclyn Clark led Saugus with 14 kills. Teammate Ashley ...
Read More »Total Financial Safer Money Hour – September 27, 2011
{enclose totalfinancialsafermoneyhour2-september27-2011.mp3} Co-Host: Jeff Girard Second Hour: Questions to ask yourself Before going into debt Right click here to download!
Read More »Total Financial Safer Money Hour – September 27, 2011
{enclose totalfinancialsafermoneyhour1-september27-2011.mp3} Co-Host: Jeff Girard First Hour: 1)Red flags to look out for when buying used cars 2)Public & Private pensions: What to look out for 3)Amber’s Teen Tips w/ Amber Halaby Right click here to download!
Read More »Aging With Power – September 27, 2011
{enclose http://khtspodcasts.com/agingwithpower-september27-2011.mp3} Topic: Breast Cancer Awarness Month With Guests: Diane Demott – HMNMH Stroke Navigator Terry Bucknall – Director Sheila R Veloz Breast Imaging Center Barbara Larson – Breast Cancer Survivor Right click here to download!
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