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Hungry Coyotes Grab Three Dogs In Whites Canyon Neighborhood

By Leon Worden/SCVNEWS.com If you live in Canyon Country, you might want to make sure your dogs, cats and young children don’t get out of the house unless you’ve got them on a leash. Elaine Gawlik of All Creatures Emergency Center in Newhall said an unusually large number of small animals were brought into the after-hours clinic Friday morning after ...

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California United Bank Donates $47K To Carousel Ranch

California United Bank’s Santa Clarita Valley office will donate $47,000 raised during the bank’s annual golf tournament to the non-profit Carousel Ranch in Saugus, providing a major source of funding this year for the ranch’s therapy programs for special-needs children ages two years and older to adults. It’s the second year in a row the bank has contributed to Carousel ...

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County To Consider Copperstone, Soledad Commons Annexation Projects

By Leon Worden/SCVNEWS.com The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday will consider taking the steps necessary for the Local Agency Formation Commission to add the Copperstone community and a future Soledad Canyon shopping center to the city of Santa Clarita. Copperstone is a 69-acre community of 428 single- and mutli-family homes at the northeast corner of Copper Hill ...

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HMNMH NICU Awaits State Approvals For Real Opening

By Leon Worden/SCVNEWS.com The days of peering through glass at a room full of newborn babies are over – at least in Valencia. Henry Mayo Newhall Memorial Hospital’s neonatal intensive care unit moved off of the decades-old wish list and into reality Wednesday when dozens of doctors, nurses, patrons and politicians participated in a festive ribbon-cutting ceremony. Don’t miss a ...

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Cary Quashen To Appear On Access Hollywood

Cary Quashen, founder and president of ACTION Parent & Teen Support Group Programs, will appear tonight on Access Hollywood at 7:30 p.m. in response to Demi Moore’s recent hospitalization related to an incident involving drugs.   Quashen said that he will discuss the drugs Moore used and their effects and dangers.   In addition to expressing regret over Moore’s situation, ...

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Pentagon Cancels Spy Plane Orders From Northrop Grumman

By Leon Worden/SCVNEWS.com The Pentagon is canceling orders for Northrop Grumman’s third-generation Global Hawk Block 30 surveillance aircraft, the company said Thursday. The company continues to deliver Block 40 planes, which have additional sensor capabilities and other modifications for high-altitude surveillance. But Thursday’s announcement indicated that a hard-fought public relations campaign by Northrop Grumman to save its Block 30 program ...

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The Chauncey Report: Cleaning Off The January DVR

By Chauncey Telese Hello everyone, I hope all is well. As we approach the end of the first month of the final year in the Mayan Calendar, the world is already starting to show signs of bizarre activity indicating that we are, in fact, heading to our doom. Newt Gingrich, once considered a write off candidate due to unscrupulous personal ...

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Puppet Show Celebrating Oaxacan Culture

A puppet show based on Dream Carver, a children’s book featuring Oaxacan Culture, is coming to our local library. Community members can experience a bilingual musical puppet show based on the popular children’s book by Diana Cohn, at the Canyon Country Jo Anne Darcy Library from 2:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. on Saturday, January 28, 2012. Don’t miss a thing. ...

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