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Create Storage With Built-Ins

It seems we can never have enough storage, especially after putting all the holiday decor away.  If you have every closet and cabinet filled to the rim, consider an area in your home that is “dead space” to add a built-in cabinet. Read on to learn more…         From This Old House Magazine I learned this great ...

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Fiberglass Or Real Wood? That Is The Question

French Patio Doors are a brilliant way to interconnect the indoors to your outdoor garden, balcony or patio. French doors are classic and timeless and can fit in any style vintage or modern style home. Traditionally, French doors have been made from wood or steel, but more recently fiberglass has been a popular material of choice for homeowners. With the ...

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Ender Seeks Second Term On City Council

  Laurie Ender is seeking a her first reelection. There are three challengers for her seat and Bob Kellar’s. Ender will have to prove to voters that she’s done a good job in the past on the city council and will continue to do so, given a new term. Mayor Laurie Ender describes herself as a “Stay-at-home-mom-who’s-never-home”. For the past ...

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County To Impose Franchise Agreement On Trash Haulers

By Leon Worden/SCVNEWS.com The free-for-all is over. By July 1, Los Angeles County will require providers of commercial trash bins and roll-off boxes to sign a nonexclusive county franchise agreement if they want to serve unincorporated customers, including customers in the unincorporated parts of the Santa Clarita Valley. The county already requires residential waste haulers to sign a franchise agreement, ...

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Two Town Center Galleries Feature City-Sponsored Artwork

By Megan Mann/SCVNEWS.com One man’s trash is another’s artistic inspiration. Two art exhibits now on display at the Westfield Valencia Town Center showcase artwork created with recycled materials. The two galleries – “Small Space, Big Stories Gallery” and “Town Center Art Space” are located just off The Patios (near Dig It) and outside of the food court next to Sisley ...

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Wide Open Spaces For Canines At Canyon Country Retreat

By Leon Worden/SCVNEWS.com Tick Canyon might not sound like a place you’d want to take your dog, but once you get past the fact that it’s just a name, your pooch could be on its way to stardom. The rural locale in eastern Canyon Country is where TV host Brandon McMillan and his cousin Ashlee McMillan-Fitch have opened a new ...

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