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Alive and Well – January 9, 2012

Co-Host: Crystal Lacey Edwards Topic: Sustainable New Year’s Resolutions Right Click Here to Download! I’m back in California for the first time in three weeks! I was in Virginia this winter and it was Beautiful, every home had a hand made wreath and I went to colonial Williamsberg and the town has been built too look like a 16th century ...

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The Real Side – January 9, 2013

Topic: Can Traditional Marriage Be Saved? Right Click Here to Download! The Real Side, January 7, 2013  Listen to all of The Real Side’s Podcasts here! The Real Side with Joe Messina airs on AM-1220 KHTS Monday through Friday from 2pm-3pm. Today’s Show: Welcome today for another week of sanity! Today is Wednesday, the topic is Marriage. Can Traditional Marriage be saved? ...

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IRS Plans January 30 Tax Season Opening For 1040 Filers

Michael L. Green Good news on the horizon for tax filers. According to the IRS, following the long awaited January tax law changes made by Congress under the American Taxpayer Relief Act (ATRA), the Internal Revenue Service announced the opening of the 2013 filing season and begin processing individual income tax returns on January 30. The IRS will begin accepting tax returns on ...

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Gypsy Cob Horses From Santa Clarita Valley Make Rose Parade Debut

Acton Horse Breeder Is Also Exec in Charge of Production for ‘American Idol’ and ‘So You Think You Can Dance’ By Stephen K. PeeplesHigh-stepping horses and colorful equestrian groups have livened up the annual Rose Parade in Pasadena for the last 124 New Year’s Days now. But a relatively new breed of steed called the Traditional or Proper Gypsy Cob ...

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SCV Outdoor Report: Apian Buffet

  It’s Friday night.  You’re tired after a long week of work and want to take the family out to dinner.  What would you choose:  (1) a specialty restaurant or (2) a buffet?  Each choice has advantages and disadvantages.  The food choices at a specialty restaurant tend to be limited but of higher quality.  In contrast, the food choices are ...

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Santa Clarita City Officials Discuss ‘Double Taxation,’ Mayor Choice

 City officials formally approved their Historic Preservation Ordinance, decided to protest a county tax and voted down a return to a mayoral rotation at Tuesday’s meeting. Before city officials discussed the action items on the agenda, they took a moment to honor Saugus High’s boys and girls cross country teams — city officials honored the boys team with a certificate ...

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State Superintendent Calls For Changes That Could Alter Testing In SCV Schools

State superintendent Tom Torlakson issued recommendations for a massive overhaul of standardized testing that will be taking place at all California public schools, in a news conference Tuesday. The move is part of California’s alignment with the national Common Core State Standards, a new academic consortium of 45 states that are developing national standards for academic achievement.  Locally, Superintendent Marc ...

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Total Financial Safer Money Hour -January8, 2013

Co-Host:  Jeff Girard Hour #1 – Three different ways to pay off debt. Hour #2 – Debt delinquency timeline Right Click Here To Download Hour 1! Right Click Here To Download Hour 2!   Total Financial Safer Money Hour -January8, 2013 Listent to all of Total Financial Solutions Safer Money Hour Podcasts Here! Total Financial Solutions Safer Money Hour with ...

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Total Financial Safer Money Hour -January8, 2013

Co-Host:  Jeff Firard Hour #1 – Three different ways to pay off debt. Hour #2 – Debt delinquency timeline Right Click Here To Download Hour 1! Right Click Here To Download Hour 2!   Total Financial Safer Money Hour -January8, 2013 Listent to all of Total Financial Solutions Safer Money Hour Podcasts Here! Total Financial Solutions Safer Money Hour with ...

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