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Things To Do In Santa Clarita, Santa Clarita Events – March 6, 2019

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Things To Do In Santa Clarita, Santa Clarita Events – March 6, 2019: Canyon Country Optimist Club’s 9th Annual Charity Quarter Auction; Santa Clarita Youth Baseball Celebration and Game; SCV Water Gardening Classes… and more! Canyon Country Optimist Club’s 9th Annual Charity Quarter Auction 3/9 Santa Clarita Youth Baseball Celebration & Game 3/9 SCV Water Gardening Classes 3/7, 3/9 41st Annual ...

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UPDATE: Deputies Lift Containment In Saugus, Suspect Arrested

UPDATE: As of 11:30 a.m., deputies have lifted the containment and all streets are open. https://www.facebook.com/khtsradio/videos/344273726176992/ “The containment has been lifted,” said Sgt. Caron with the Santa Clarita Valley Sherriff’s Station. “One person has been contained, but we’re not sure yet if he is related.” In case you’re wondering, YES, we got the Saugus burglary suspect that we set up ...

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Santa Clarita Veterinarian: Why Microchip My Pet?

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Santa Clarita veterinarian Dr. Jaimie Ronchetto of Cinema Veterinary Centre is answering a common question from pet owners: Why microchip my pet? A microchip is a device about the size of a grain of rice that is injected into the extra skin known as the “scruff” area in the back of the neck, and it contains an identifying number that ...

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2018 Records Most Pedestrian Deaths In Nearly 30 Years, Santa Clarita Records Zero

A new report from the Governors Highway Safety Association estimates that 6,227 pedestrians were killed in motor vehicle accidents in 2018, the highest number since 1990. This increase is the continuation of an upward trend which began in 2009, however the increase also coincides with decreases across all other categories of traffic deaths, according to the report. California reported 432 ...

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Bicyclist Identified After Being Struck, Killed By Vehicle In Newhall

The bicyclist who was struck and killed by a vehicle Friday morning on Railroad Avenue in Newhall has been identified, according to officials. Teresa Mae Angeli, 62, a transient, was killed in the crash, said Sarah Ardalani, a spokesperson for the Los Angeles County Coroner’s Office. On Friday morning, just after 7 a.m., first responders received a report of a ...

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Baseball: Valencia Takes Down Canyon In Rare Noon Matinee

With impending rain Tuesday afternoon and most of Wednesday, Valencia and Canyon agreed to a rare 12:00 p.m. first pitch at Valencia High School–and it proved to be the right decision. Canyon was down to their final three outs in the top of the seventh inning, when the first drops of rain began to fall. “Well, looks like they got ...

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LA County Animal Care And Control Seeks Public’s Vote For $450K In Funding

The Los Angeles County Department of Animal Care and Control has been selected as a wildcard contender in the Petco Foundation’s 2019 Innovation Showdown, and is asking for the public’s support to be the third contestant competing for $450,000 in lifesaving funds. As one of seven organizations with an idea in the wildcard voting round, DACC is encouraging its supporters ...

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Savannah Burrows Features Media Day At College Of The Canyons For National Competition (VIDEO)

Santa Clarita’s rising country singer-songwriter Savannah Burrows recently featured the 2019 SCV Media Day at College of the Canyons as part of a national student competition. The 17-year-old West Ranch High School student reported, co-produced and edited a community feature story based on the event. Burrows, along with her film team, Hannah Greenwald and Cade Costic, submitted the video to ...

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Save Water, Go With Solar Panels

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Water is by far one of the most important resources we have on Earth, as we need it to live! Are you conscious of saving water? Do you implement practices in your day-to-day life that helps save water? Well how about switching to solar? Yeah, you heard us right, and you heard it here: switching to solar can save water! ...

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College Of The Canyons Set To Host Second MakerSpace Festival

College of the Canyons is set to host their second annual MakerSpace festival, where “makers” and innovators of all ages are invited to stretch their imaginations and ingenuity, officials said. The family-friendly festival is set to feature hands-on science, technology, engineering, art and math (STEAM) activities, free workshops and exhibitions of the latest cutting-edge technology, including 3D printing, lasers and ...

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