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Deputies Seek Community Help In Hit And Run

Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies are looking Friday for the driver of a silver Chrysler 300 with front-end damage, said Sgt. Rich Cohen of the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station Traffic Safety Division. “Apprartently, he ran into two kids, one on a Razor (scooter) and another (who was riding) a Hello Kitty cruiser,” Cohen said. The person is suspected ...

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McLaren’s Shortbread, A Family Tradition

  This delicious Scottish Shortbread has been a tradition in our family for at least five generations; both sides of our family have their roots in Scotland, through the McLaren and Forbes Clans. This family recipe was passed down from Tim’s great-great Gran who lived in Glasgow, Scotland. Each batch is hand-made, baked in clay trays and hand packaged. Tim ...

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Action Hosts Holiday Boutique Fundraiser

NEWS RELEASE The Action Family Zone (and Santa himself!) invite you to our huge Holiday Boutique on Saturday, from 1-5pm   Mark your calendars to bring the whole family for an event of Shopping, FREE pictures with Santa, Gingerbread cookie decorating, a Bounce house, and Free gift wrapping at the brand new Action Family Zone located at 20655 Soledad Canyon Road #24 Santa ...

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Good Samaritan & Fire Department Save Life In Canyon Country

A fast-acting Santa Clarita Valley resident saved a man’s life Friday, after quick thinking and a call to the Fire Department led to an immediate emergency response. A middle-aged man walking down Soledad Canyon Road collapsed during a heart attack Friday afternoon. A passer-by called in to the Los Angeles County Fire Department’s Canyon Country branch (Station #107), or otherwise, ...

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Pavley Looks Ahead To New Term In State Senate

As Fran Pavley prepares to get sworn in Monday, she knows there is a host of challenges facing California and its legislators. But going back to her campaign, which ended Nov. 6 with a win over Todd Zink for the state Senate 23rd District seat, Pavley said she’s been trying to meet as many people as she can in her ...

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From City Staff: What North Copperhill Residents Can Expect

If you live in the North Copperhill area of the Santa Clarita Valley, the City of Santa Clarita would like to welcome you as their newest residents. The annexation of the North Copperhill area (including Copper Hill Park, David March Park and Pacific Crest Park), effective today, adds more than 9,500 new residents to the city, bringing the total population ...

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Einstein Academy To Go Before L.A. County Board Of Education On Dec. 11

Einstein Academy officials will go before the Los Angeles County Board of Education in Dec. 11 at 3 p.m. On Nov. 14, Albert Einstein Academy for Letters, Arts and Sciences appealed to the Los Angeles County Board of Education after being denied a K-6 charter by the Saugus Union School District. “We’re feeling very positive and very confident,” Shapiro said. ...

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Hart District Hosting College Athletics Eligibility Meeting

The Hart School District will hold a National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) information meeting for student athletes and their parents on Thursday, Dec. 6th. Parents of students who wish to participate in college athletics at the Division I, II or III level, after high school graduation should plan to attend. “There are a lot of parents and students in our ...

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UCLA Researchers Find Evidence Of Water And Ice On Another Planet

SCV News Staff Planetary scientists have identified water ice and unusually dark deposits within permanently shadowed areas at Mercury’s north pole. Using data collected by NASA’s MESSENGER spacecraft, a team from UCLA crafted the first accurate thermal model of the solar system’s innermost planet, successfully pinpointing the extremely cold regions where ice has been found on or below the surface. ...

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