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Max Archuleta: Canyon High Running Back To Run the Rock For Yale
Dave Caldwell, SCVNews.com, additional reporting by KHTS AM 1220 Canyon Cowboys running back Max Archuleta has verbally committed to play football at Yale, family members said Sunday. (Archuleta seen here last summer at the historic Yale Bowl in New Haven, Connecticut.) Archuleta, who ran for 1,131 yards and eight touchdowns this past season for the Cowboys, received an offer ...
Read More »Frozen Pancakes, Chocolate Raisins Subject Of Recall
Frozen pancakes and chocolate-covered raisins are subject to recall today due to allergy concerns. Out of regard and concern for our consumers, Pinnacle Foods Group LLC is recalling certain Aunt Jemima Frozen Pancakes. The product may contain soy protein, an undeclared allergen. People who have an allergy or severe sensitivity to soy protein may run the risk of an allergic ...
Read More »Saugus Girls Soccer Team Wins 20th Foothill League Game In A Row
The Saugus girls soccer team won its 20th Foothill League game in a row, but lost another player to injury. Saugus beat Canyon, 2-1, behind goals from Alana Shaw and Angie Weiner. Monica Allen, one of the top defenders on the team, hurt her knee and was taken out of the game. Saugus lost Stacey Atwater with a broken collar ...
Read More »Astronomical Events Of 2012
Take your family outside and make a wish upon some of the impressive star, asteroid, and planet sightings that will be taking place this year. Many of our planets will be making appearances and a host of meteor showers will provide impressive displays of shooting stars. Below are some of the major astronomical events of 2012. February 20-March 12 — ...
Read More »Hometown Recipes: Game Day Chicken Chili Recipe
By Erin Walgamuth I believe what I love the most about chili, besides the fact that it’s delicious, is that the sky is the limit when it comes to ingredients! In fact, I would go so far as to say that there are no wrong ways to make chili. It seems that every time I make it I add something ...
Read More »UPDATED: Fire, Wind Warnings Extended Through Sunday 9 a.m.
UPDATED Saturday, 11:55 p.m.: The National Weather Service has extended a red flag fire danger warning for the Santa Clarita Valley and other areas of Los Angeles and Ventura Counties overnight to 9 a.m. Sunday. Simultaneously, a wind advisory remains in effect in the SCV until Sunday at 6 a.m., warning of winds blowing 35 mph or greater that can ...
Read More »Dog Fighting Tip Line Saves Canine Lives
The Los Angeles Department of Animal Care and Control reminds residents that dog fighters can be charged with a felony in the state of California, carrying stiff prison terms and large fines. Their property can be seized and spectators at an organized fight can be hauled off to jail as well. Anyone who has seen the results of a dog ...
Read More »Providence Southern California Names Chief Nursing Informatics Officer
Elizabeth Petrich-Kennedy is a pioneer of sorts, taking the role this week as the first chief nursing informatics officer for Providence Health & Services, Southern California. The position combines Petrich-Kennedy’s passions for both patient care and technology. As CNIO, she will work with nurses and the interdisciplinary team as Providence broadens its use of electronic medical records and related technology. ...
Read More »Deputy Checks Suspicious Car, Finds Homemade Bomb
By Leon Worden / SCVNews.com A Newhall man was released from San Fernando Superior Court on Wednesday after spending two days in jail for possession of a homemade bomb. Kyle Todd Laser, 20, was arrested early Monday morning when a sheriff’s deputy responded to a report of a suspicious vehicle at the end of Santa Clara Street. According to Sgt. ...
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