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COC Theatre Production Presented At Kennedy Center College Theater Festival

The College ‌of‌ ‌the‌ ‌Canyons‌ (COC) ‌Theatre‌ ‌Department’s‌ ‌devised production‌ “Virtuality: the 2020 Tournaments” was presented at the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival (KCACTF) for Region 8 last week. In devised theatre, the performance ensemble creates the script, costumes, sound, lights, scenery, projections, and anything else needed to bring the show to life. The pre-recorded production of “Virtuality”, which ‌examined ...

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Real Estate: Its That Simple – Leaving It To The Beaver – February 19, 2021

Real Estate: It's That Simple with Phil Nordella & Taylor Williams

Hosts: Phil Nordella and Taylor F. Williams-Moniz Topic: Leaving It To The Beaver Guests: Jerry Mathers On this episode of The “REAL ESTATE: It’s That Simple” show, our hosts Phil Nordella and Taylor Williams-Moniz talk with their special guest, Jerry Mathers. Phil and Taylor start off the show by talking with Jerry about his time on the show, Leave It ...

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Eye On The Valley – Interviews and SCVi – February 19, 2021

Eye on The Valley - SCVi - iLEAD Schools

Hosts: Matt Watson Topic: Interviews and SCVi Guests: Tony Watson, Mike Garcia, Sara McDaniels, Nessa Roffredo, Alan Kinglsey and Shawna Brown SCVi Charter School The Eye On The Valley Show – February 19, 2021 On this episode of Eye On The Valley, our host Matt Watson talks with his guests Mike Garcia, Tony Watson, Sara McDaniels, Nessa Roffredo, and Shawna ...

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Passport Services Return To Santa Clarita Library Branches

All three Santa Clarita Library branches are expected to resume passport services on Monday. Starting Monday, Feb. 22, the three public libraries in Santa Clarita are set to resume passport services, according to City officials. Santa Clarita residents wishing to utilize one of the three libraries to get a passport are required to make an appointment in advance, according to ...

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SCV Chamber Encourages Re-Opening Of Six Flags Magic Mountain

The Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce (SCV Chamber) is encouraging Santa Clarita residents to sign a letter meant to urge state officials to allow Southern California theme parks like Six Flags Magic Mountain to re-open. Ed. Note: The following information was provided to KHTS by SCV Chamber, Sign onto our letter and urge Governor Newsom to allow for Six ...

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Expert Insight Into What Can Really Bring You Some Online Money

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In a world that is almost completely functioning at home, and more importantly online right now, finding ways to increase your income has definitely shifted to the online space. If you’ve been struggling to find something online that works for you and brings in the cash flow you’ve been looking for, you’ve come to the right place. Today, we’ll be ...

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Saugus Union School District Campuses To Begin Re-Opening Monday

During a special meeting, the Saugus Union School District governing board voted to re-open their campuses for students as soon as Monday. With four votes in favor and one vote to abstain, the board voted for students grades 1-2 to return to campus as soon as Feb. 22, TK and Kindergarten to return as soon as Feb. 25, grades 3-4 ...

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Newhall Stabbing Sends Two To Hospital, Suspects Outstanding

Two individuals were sent to the hospital Thursday afternoon as a result of a Newhall stabbing. Around 3:15 p.m. Thursday, first responders received reports of a stabbing on Railroad Avenue and Oak Ridge Drive in Newhall, said Jon Matheny, a spokesperson for the Los Angeles County Fire Department. Two patients were transported to the hospital in unknown condition as a ...

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L.A. County ‘Not Out Of The Woods Yet’ Despite Continued Decline In COVID-19 Hospitalizations

Officials with the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (LADPH) warned residents Thursday that despite the continued decline in the number of people hospitalized with COVID-19, the county is “not out of the woods yet.” On Thursday, officials expressed that they were “concerned that actions over the Super Bowl weekend and this past holiday weekend could lead to increases ...

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