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How To Get A Good Deal When Insuring Your Bike

Biking is among the most exciting outdoor activities. It is adrenaline-spiking, which is why many people find it somewhat addictive. Moreover, having a motorcycle doubles up as a quick way to get around and about with cheap transportation. However, bikers are motorists just like car drivers, and this means only one thing. You need automotive insurance to get around and ...

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Child Airlifted From Central Park After Medical Emergency

A child was airlifted from Santa Clarita Central Park Thursday morning after a medical emergency, officials said. The incident was first reported at about 11 a.m. Thursday on Caraway Lane in Saugus for a medical emergency with advanced life support, according to Marvin Lim with the Los Angeles County Fire Department. “The call came in a sick person,” Lim said, ...

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Tejon Ranch Sees Legal Victory In Habitat Conservation Challenge

A federal court has sided with Tejon Ranch over a habitat conservation challenge regarding the California Condor, allowing the company to move forward with developments. The United States District Court, Central District of California, granted summary judgment on Dec. 4 in favor of the US. Fish & Wildlife Service and Tejon Ranch Co. in a lawsuit that challenged the 2013 ...

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Hart District Refinances Bonds To Save Over $15 Million For Taxpayers

The William S. Hart Union High School District recently took action to refinance three separate series of general obligation bonds that will save taxpayers over $15 million over the next 18 years, officials said Thursday. Similar to refinancing a home mortgage, the Hart District locked in lower interest rates in order to lower its existing borrowing costs. The bond refinancing ...

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How Can You Tell If Moldavite Is Real?

Fluorite

Moldavites are estimated to be 15 million years old, it’s believed that they come from the remains of a meteorite collision with Earth. The meteorite remains roughly spread across a 40 square mile area, where the Moldau River of the Czech Republic is now located. Ever since our ancestors have discovered these remains and to this present day, the stone ...

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Best DIY Rat Traps For Roof Rats

Unipest Pest Control - Rat Removal

A woman had started a construction project at home (copper re-pipe), however, when the construction workers took down a wall to place the pipes, many rats came pouring out. The rats scattered all over her house and infested the kitchen and living room. The rats started to munch on couches and the kids’ mattresses. Cardon Ellis from Unipest pest control ...

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Detectives Seek Information On Person Of Interest In Canyon Country Shooting

Canyon Country Shooting Suspect

Detectives are seeking information on a person of interest in connection with a Canyon Country shooting at a convenience store in October. On Wednesday, Oct. 28, at about 10 p.m., an assault with a deadly weapon was reported at the Country Market in Canyon Country, according to a special bulletin from the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station. When they arrived ...

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College Of The Canyons Fire Technology Students Receive $1,000 Edison Scholarships

Nearly a dozen College of the Canyons fire technology students have received $1,000 scholarships from Edison International to cover tuition, books and school-related fees. The students – Nancy Abad, Jake Backes, Michael Boone, Brandon Cockeram, Juan-Pablo Gonzalez, Victor Mere, Jeanette Robinson, Steven Sirk, Christopher Sotelo, and Braiden Swartz– had to have a cumulative GPA of 2.7 or higher, be enrolled ...

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Hart High School Closes Campus Due To Coronavirus Cases

Hart-High

Hart High School in Newhall is to temporarily close its campus to remaining students and staff members amid reports of positive cases of COVID-19. “Today, we were notified by the LA County Department of Public Health that Hart High School will need to be temporarily closed because of the existence of at least three linked cases of COVID-19 on campus,” ...

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