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UPDATE: Missing Person From Santa Clarita With Alzheimer’s Found Safe In Ventura County

Detectives are seeking the publics help to locate a missing Santa Clarita man who suffers from Alzheimer’s Disease and was last seen Thursday afternoon, officials said. UPDATE: The missing person was found safe in Ventura County, according to LASD officials. William Maxwell, AKA “Scottie,” 72, was last seen Thursday afternoon around 4 p.m. on the 26300 block of Oak Plain ...

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JCD Creations – February 28, 2019

Host: Aaron De La Torre Topic: JCD Creations Guest: Jan Sandstrom Right Click Here To Download! Click Here To Listen! Jan Sandstrom of JCD Creations gives us an inside look at her home sewn products, including blankets, designer towels, microwave bowl cozies, pan handle cozies, potato zapper bags, refrigerator handle covers and more! She also shares what expect to see from ...

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Canyon Country Kidnapping, Robbery Suspect Arrested After Forcing Entry Into Vehicle

Deputies arrested a man and charged him with robbery and kidnapping after forcing his way into a vehicle at gunpoint Wednesday morning, officials said. “COBRA team hit the streets of Canyon Country early Thursday morning to serve a search warrant and take a kidnapping, robbery suspect into custody,” said Shirley Miller, a spokesperson for the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station. ...

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Santa Clarita Bee Attack Kills Dog, Injures Two Women (VIDEO)

A Santa Clarita bee attack injured two women and their dogs after they were stung by hundreds of Africanized honeybees Sunday, resulting in the death of one of the dogs.        On Sunday, Patricia Whitman was pulling up her driveway off of Sierra Highway in Canyon Country when she noticed a large number of bees swarming around her neighbor. “I ...

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SCV Mayor’s Committee Hosts Annual ‘Educate, Empower, Employ’ Recognition Luncheon

The SCV Mayor’s Committee of Santa Clarita for Employment of Individuals with Disabilities hosted their annual “Educate, Empower, Employ” Recognition Luncheon Thursday afternoon at College of the Canyons. Over 80 participants joined the event in the Institute for Culinary Education (iCUE) building to discuss inclusion, as well as acknowledge sponsors and those businesses around the Santa Clarita Valley that provide ...

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Nominations Open For Inaugural Saugus District ‘Dr. Joan Lucid Leadership And Service Award’

The Saugus Union School District is seeking nominations for the inaugural Dr. Joan Lucid Leadership and Service Award. The award honors former Superintendent Lucid, who retired in June of 2018 after nearly four decades as an educator/administrator in the Saugus District. It is set be given to an individual or group that has made a significant contribution to the learning ...

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Korean War Veteran Bernie Katz Remembered As Active Community Member

Bernie’s Final Discharge A few days ago I learned from Bernie’s son, Marc, that his dad had passed away peacefully surrounded by his loving family at age 87 years young on Feb. 22, 2019 at Henry Mayo Hospital. Bernie’s funeral service was held at Mount Sinai Memorial Park Cemetery in the Hollywood Hills on Feb. 25, 2019. He is survived ...

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Hart High School Science Teacher Chosen To Fly On NASA Mission

William S. Hart High School science teacher Kathryn Smith has been named by NASA and the SETI Institute as one of 28 teachers selected from across the country to fly on a NASA mission. The teacher is flying on the seventh cycle of NASA’s Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy (SOFIA). Smith becomes the 13th Hart School District teacher to fly ...

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Santa Clarita ‘Porch Pirates’ Could Face Up To Three Years In Jail With Proposed Bill

Santa Clarita “porch pirates” could face up to three years in county jail if Assembly Bill 1210 passes, officials said. Currently, the law states that anyone who enters a house, room, apartment or any structure with the intent to commit larceny or any felony is guilty of burglary in the first or second degree. Assembly Bill 1210, which was introduced ...

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Santa Clarita Life Coach Alex Urbina: Taking Control Of Negativity

Alex Urbina Radio Show

Santa Clarita Life Coach Alex Urbina is talking about the power negativity seems to have over so many people, and how to take control of that negativity in order to access your full potential. Urbina noted that those who constantly have a negative perspective are usually getting some sort of unconscious “payoff” from that negativity that goes all the way ...

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