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New KHTS Facebook Page Set Up After Third Party Hijacks Old One

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The KHTS Radio Facebook page has been temporarily taken down after a third party hijacked the page and removed our employees from it, prompting us to start a new page in the meantime. Some of our loyal readers and listeners have called in asking us what happened to the KHTS Radio Facebook page, as it could no longer be found ...

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What Pro Couponers Advise For Your Next Home Remodel

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While ‘pro couponers’ are not the first people you might find yourself asking for advice when it comes to renovating your home, they do often have great advice. It is important to expand your scope when it comes to seeking advice for your home renovation project – you never know where you might find little seeds of wisdom just waiting ...

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Drunk Man Arrested After Shattering Van Window In Newhall

A drunk man was arrested on felony vandalism Wednesday afternoon after he allegedly broke a van window in Newhall. Around 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, deputies responded to 8th Street and Railroad Avenue in Newhall regarding a reported vandalism, said Natalie Arriaga, spokesperson for the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station. During their investigation, deputies learned the suspect broke the window to a ...

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3 Benefits Of Silicone Rubber Seals

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When it comes to choosing rubber seals for various applications, there is a wide variety of materials to choose from. However, the high demands that many industries place on their machinery and equipment make many materials a poor choice. Silicone rubber offers a simple solution. Thanks to its many diverse properties, silicone rubber seals are a smart choice for use ...

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Useful Tips For Filing A Wrongful Death Lawsuit

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Entering into any form of legal proceeding is always stressful. When the lawsuit has to do with the death of a loved one, the weight and challenge of the experience is even harder to bear. The following will explore some of the things you can keep in mind to help ease you in this difficult time. Of course, every wrongful ...

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The Pros And Cons Of Online Dating In 2021

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Why do so many singles sign up to joining a dating site? 2020 has been a year like no other, with bars, clubs, and coffee shops being quarantined. While this has inspired people to socialize in online settings, people were flocking to dating sites in increasing numbers long before the pandemic. They are drawn to the convenience of searching for ...

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First Hart District Football Teams Begin Practices With Pads

The Hart High School Indians were among the first football teams in the William S. Hart Union High School District to begin practicing with pads Wednesday for the first time in nearly a year. On Wednesday, the Hart High Indians took the field for practice with their pads on for the first time in nearly a year. “The kids are ...

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Two Women Arrested After Alleged Robbery In Valencia

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Two women were taken into custody Tuesday evening after a reported robbery in Valencia in which one of the women was allegedly found with a magnetic tool similar to those used for removing sensors off clothing. At around 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, deputies with the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station responded to a shoplifting call involving two women at a business ...

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‘Very Possible’ That L.A. County Enters ‘Red Tier’ Next Week

Officials with the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (LADPH) announced Wednesday that it is “very possible” that the county will enter the next tier in the state’s COVID-19 re-opening blueprint as early as next week. On Wednesday, LADPH Director Dr. Barbara Ferrer said that it is “very possible” that the county will enter the “red” tier of the ...

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Garcia Introduces Bill Aimed At Improving California’s Access To Water

Congressman Mike Garcia, R-Santa Clarita, introduced a bill Wednesday that would extend “critical water supply provisions” in the Water Infrastructure Improvements for the Nation (WIIN) Act for the next seven years in an effort to improve California’s access to water. On Wednesday, Garcia introduced a bill that would enact a seven-year extension for “critical water supply provisions” in the WIIN ...

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