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The Santa Clarita Performing Arts Center at College of the Canyons is proud to announce that its K-12 Arts Education Outreach Program has been awarded a $100,000 multi-year grant from The Ralph M. Parsons Foundation.   The grant, to be distributed over the next two years, will assist in the PAC’s efforts to design sustainable arts education curriculum for all ...

By Wendy Langhans   Last week I went for a walk along the river.  It was a lovely day for walking – plenty of sunshine – and neither too hot nor too cold.  The embankment was lined by a graceful arch of trees.  I noticed the patchy grey, flaking tree bark and decided these were sycamore trees. But this wasn’t ...

The Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce and Tempered Steel, a nonprofit organization that supports returning Iran and Afghanistan war veterans, will host a luncheon Thursday, Nov. 3, to raise funds for the Sgt. Ian Gelig Memorial Scholarship, which aids military veterans and their immediate family members.   The luncheon will be held at the Hyatt Regency hotel in Valencia ...

Carl Goldman and Jeri Seratti-Goldman, co-owners of KHTS-AM 1220 along with Mike Mizrahi, from the Gas Company and Board Member of the Habitat For Humanity Santa Clarita/San Fernando affiliate were honored by Santa Clarita Mayor Marsha McLean for their creation of the SCV Homes for Heroes Program.     “Tonight we would like to salute the selfless sacrifices of our ...

College of the Canyons will host its annual Jack Oakie Film Series designed to celebrate the artistic achievements of Jack and Victoria Oakie, while assisting students interested in applying for a prestigious Oakie scholarship award. The 2011 installment of the Jack Oakie Film Series will take place from 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 1, in the College of the Canyons ...

By Austin Dave/SCVTV Thousands of yellow rubber ducks sporting sunglasses raced across Castaic Lake on Saturday, raising more than $30,000 to help provide healthcare for the needy in the Santa Clarita Valley.   Supporters, competitors and fun-seekers gathered along the banks of Castaic Lake for the 9th annual Rubber Ducky Festival as more than 4,000 ducks were dumped into the ...

College of the Canyons’ theatre department will host an open audition date for three pivotal roles featured in the department’s spring 2012 production of Peter Schaffer’s Tony Award-winning play “Equus.” Chronicling the disturbing journey of a young man who seems to have a passion for horses, but whom is harboring darker desires, “Equus” originally opened at the National Theatre in 1973 to worldwide ...

Single Mothers Outreach is planning its annual community Adopt A Family holiday program that provides holiday cheer to single-parent families enrolled in school with parents that actively participate in life skills and growth programs provided by SMO. Last year, more than 200 families were adopted in the Santa Clarita Valley. “Our residents have been so generous in past year,” said ...

The City of Santa Clarita is teaming up with the non-profit agency Soles4Souls Inc. in November to collect and distribute shoes for the Santa Clarita Winter Shelter and Single Mother’s Outreach.   For the month of November, residents are invited to drop off new or “gently worn” shoes at any of the City of Santa Clarita designated sites, which include: ...

It’s been almost a decade, but the Saugus girls volleyball team is back on top of the Foothill League. Saugus swept Canyon in three games to stay undefeated in league play and clinched at least a share of the its first league title since 2001. Sarah Blomgren had 11 kills and Ashley Guthrie recorded 31 assists for Saugus. Don’t miss ...