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How An Investment Visa Can Give You A Start In Italy

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Italy is a preferred dual citizenship destination for Americans looking to start afresh abroad. While the country offers citizenship by descent, immigration, and naturalization, you may qualify for none of them. There is nothing you can do about your bloodline, and you cannot marry for eligibility. Naturalization is a decade-long process too. But you need not give up on your ...

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General Plumbing Maintenance: Why You Really Need To Do It

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The water pipes are the most important element in a household sewage system. That is why choosing the right pipe will certainly build a plumbing system that can function properly and be easy to maintain. The most frequent problems that arise in the affairs of plumbing are water pipes that are clogged or blocked, seeped and also broken pipes. The ...

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Clean California: Caltrans Offers $250 Stipends For Volunteers Clearing Highway Litter

Caltrans announced a new Clean California pilot program on Wednesday that is offering Adopt-a-Highway volunteers up to $250 for picking up highway litter.  The Adopt-A-Highway program has been one of the longest-standing and successful government-public partnerships in the state and since its inception in 1989, more than 120,000 Californians have cleaned and enhanced over 15,000 shoulder-miles of roadside, according to ...

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Leg Pain Relief Without Pills, Needles, Injections, Or Surgery

By Dr. Thomas Polucki If you’ve got leg pain even with 800 mg of ibuprofen, after a couple of cortisone shots, 12 sessions of physical therapy and a surgery or two. Maybe it’s time for a second opinion from someone who’s been there too. Because I’ve rolled my ankle so many time that my feet are just held on by ...

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Running A Business In California? What You Need To Know

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California is a beautiful state with a diverse range of climates. It’s also home to some of the most interesting and innovative companies in the world, such as Apple and Google. As an entrepreneur running your own business, you might be considering moving out west to take advantage of California’s booming economy. This post will answer any questions that you ...

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Non-Profit Aims To Enhance Senior Healthcare In Santa Clarita

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Getting affordable medical care has always been a challenge for majority of American seniors, and according to a recent poll, 7.5 million seniors are unable to pay for medication prescribed by their doctor. Moreover, over 90 percent of older adults believe that healthcare costs will get more expensive over time. Rising healthcare costs can have a negative impact on a senior’s quality ...

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Over 1,400 Residents Affected By Santa Clarita Power Outage

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A power outage has been reported in the Canyon Country area, leaving approximately 1,400 people in the dark Thursday. Around 2 p.m. Thursday, Southern California Edison (SCE) officials were made aware of a power outage in Canyon Country, according to SCE’S outage map. Initial reports were that a freight train had caused power lines to fall near the Santa Clarita ...

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Machete, Lead Pipe Wielding Suspects In Custody After Assaulting Each Other In Santa Clarita

Two Santa Clarita assault suspects, one armed with a lead pipe and the other a machete, were arrested for allegedly attacking each other Wednesday.   Around 11:50 a.m. Wednesday, deputies responded to Railroad Avenue and 13th Street in Newhall regarding an assault with a deadly weapon call, said Deputy Natalie Arriaga, spokesperson for the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station.   When deputies ...

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Hart’s 37th Annual Rampage Marching Band & Color Guard Tournament Coming To Santa Clarita

Featuring hundreds of band and color guard students from across Santa Clarita, Hart’s 37th Annual Rampage Marching Band and Color Guard Tournament is taking over the College of the Canyons Cougar Stadium in late October. Musicians and dancers in high school band and color guard teams are coming from California and other neighboring states to compete in the 2021 Rampage ...

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‘Santa Clarita River Lake’ Project Not Backed By City, Water Officials, Despite Mayoral Endorsement

Santa Clarita River and Iron Horse Bridge

After the release of a video in which Santa Clarita Mayor Bill Miranda invites members of the community to share their input on a potential artificial rainwater reservoir project in the Santa Clara Riverbed, other officials have noted that the project is not backed by the city nor the local water agency. City officials announced that despite the Mayor’s presentation ...

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