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Monthly Archives: April 2019

Olive Terrace Bar & Grill: Santa Clarita’s Choice For Daily Offerings And Weekend Brunch

Olive Terrace Bar & Grill is Santa Clarita’s newest destination for friends, families, and large groups to gather and enjoy an extensive menu that includes homemade pasta, seafood, prime steaks and the best kabobs in town. Olive Terrace Bar & Grill offers Santa Clarita residents and customers alike an a la carte style brunch every Saturday and Sunday from 11:00 ...

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Wildflowers Could Bring More Wildfires To Santa Clarita

As the “Super Bloom” of wildflowers comes to an end this spring, an increase in the dry brush around Santa Clarita is causing concern about the potential of wildfires, officials said Tuesday. The heavy rains Santa Clarita experienced this winter produced a great wealth of plant life, and as Santa Clarita heats up, this vegetation is expected to dry out ...

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Santa Clarita Life Coach Alex Urbina: Saying ‘I’m Sorry’

Alex Urbina Radio Show

Santa Clarita Life Coach Alex Urbina is talking about what it means to say, “I’m sorry,” and when it may be appropriate not to apologize. Using the words “I’m sorry” can communicate several different things to the recipient — the first being that you didn’t mean to do something that hurt another person, which Urbina noted is helpful to say ...

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Dr. Dianne Van Hook: A Promising Alternative To The High Cost Of Higher Education

Opinion FM Louie

By Dr. Dianne Van Hook, College of the Canyons Chancellor When did college debt gain so much control over graduates’ quality of life? As education debt reaches record levels, we see the effects ripple through students’ lives long after they graduate. Student loans affect graduates’ ability to buy a home. According to the National Association of Realtors, 85 percent of ...

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Retired Firefighter Set To Offer Tips On Major Natural Disasters

The Castaic Lions Club is set to partner up with a retired firefighter at the end of April in an effort to give Santa Clarita residents safety tips on what to do during major emergencies, officials said Tuesday. On April 30, Steve Skinner, a retired Los Angeles County firefighter, is set to give a presentation at Castaic Middle School on ...

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COC Receives Multiple Marketing Awards

The College of the Canyons (COC) District Communications Office—which develops integrated communications plans that coordinate the district’s marketing, advertising, public relations, and social media efforts—has won six Community College Public Relations Organization (CCPRO) awards and a Paragon Award from the National Council for Marketing & Public Relations (NCMPR). At CCPRO’s annual conference held in San Diego from April 10-12, 2019, ...

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Comfort Keepers Home Care Santa Clarita: What Is Home Care?

Comfort Keepers Home Care Santa Clarita

Comfort Keepers Home Care Santa Clarita officials are answering a few common questions from the public: what is home care, and why is it so helpful? “Home care is non-medical assistance for our seniors,” said Myles McNamara, owner of Comfort Keepers Home Care Santa Clarita. Professional caregivers can help seniors with meals and personal care, make sure they’re taking their ...

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